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Christian Siriano · New York

Audra McDonald Brings the House Down with 'Gypsy' Performance at 2025 Tony Awards After Patti LuPone Drama

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McDonald currently stars in 'Gypsy' on Broadway as Mama RoseTheo Wargo/Getty Audra McDonald performing during the 78th Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on June 8, 2025NEED TO KNOWAudra McDonald performed an incredible rendition of "Rose's Turn" from Gypsy at the 2025 Tony Awards on Sunday, June 8The actress and singer landed a record-making 11th Tony nomination for Gypsy, becoming the most-nominated performer of all timeMcDo…See the Story

Fresno, California · Fresno

Award-winning musical ‘The Producers’ to start run at Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival

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The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival is bringing Broadway-caliber entertainment to the Lehigh Valley with its upcoming production of “The Producers,” the record-breaking musical comedy that opens this month at DeSales University.See the Story

Matthew Shepard · Selma

Critics' notebook: Short reviews of 'Seussical' in Selma, 'Hadestown' at CMT, 'Considering Matthew Shepard' at Coro Piccolo

Catching up with some reviews: ‘Seussical’ Runs through June 14, Selma Arts Center Savannah West plays Gertrude in Selma Arts Center’s ‘Seussical.’ Dr. Seuss gets the musical treatment in “Seussical,” and while the author’s material might seem a bit dated to some (and, perhaps, problematic to others concerned about the creakiness of some of his themes and language), the music and lyrics are certainly the stars in this bright, bouncy piece of t…Read Article

THEATER REVIEW: '1776' falls short of revolutionary despite some good performances

By Heather Parish In Good Company Players’ latest revival of “1776,” history is made not with a bang, but a bureaucratic murmur. The cast brings dedication and occasional brightness to the stage, but they’re trapped in a show that too often mirrors the indecision and inertia of the Continental Congress it depicts. The result is a musical that simmers with potential yet rarely boils over into theatrical vitality. Indecision isn’t just a centra…Fresno, California · Fresno Read Article

Breaking news: Rei Hotoda signs a four-year contract extension

Rei Hotoda, the conductor and music director of the Fresno Philharmonic, extends her contract to 2028-29.Fresno, California · Fresno Read Article

Almost 25 years later, Visalia's 'The Producers' still feels relevant -- and can still tickle the funny bone

Mal and his wife, Phae, bonded early over their love of the Mel Brooks musical.Visalia · Visalia Read Article

Will Tony voters bestow a 7th Tony Award on Fresno's Audra McDonald? No one knows for sure, but these four local admirers are rooting for her.

Dan Pessano, Joel Abels, Armen Bacon and J. Daniel Herring all saw Audra in 'Gypsy.' What did they think?Fresno, California · Fresno Read Article

THEATER REVIEW: The Chanticleer crows with inaugural production of “Richard III”

By Heather Parish Chanticleer Shakespeare finally takes its maiden voyage as a professional theater company with “Richard III” at the Warnors Theatre. A undertaking over a year in the making and funded, in part, by a Measure P grant, the company claims to be the “beginning of something truly unprecedented in Fresno’s cultural landscape.” Specifically: a company presenting under a modified LORT agreement with professional contracts in line with…Fresno, California · Fresno Read Article

Aideed Medina, Fresno's new poet laureate, flies high with her latest honor as she writes for the 'streets and the pueblo'

Fabiola Gomez interviewed Aideed Medina, Fresno's new poet laureate. She will serve a two-year term.Journalism · Fresno Read Article

Weekend pick: Youth Orchestras of Fresno celebrates 75th anniversary with an 1812 Overture that will boom throughout the audience

By Donald Munro If you’ve ever experienced Tchaikovsky’s exhilarating 1812 Overture live, you know about the cannons at the end. Now’s your chance to participate. As part of the Youth Orchestras of Fresno’s 75th anniversary “¡Aribba! Gala Finale” (4 p.m. Sunday, May 25, Saroyan Theatre) members of the audience can become part of the percussion section. Thomas Loewenheim, the group’s music director, says that in addition to a cannon, people can…Fresno, California · Fresno Read Article

For opening weekend, here are 10 Things to Know about Good Company's new production of '1776'

By Donald Munro In the Broadway musical “1776,” it doesn’t take long for the audience to be reminded that the Founding Fathers, who our culture tends to want to turn into semi-deities, were all too human. Remember learning how messy it was putting together the Declaration of Independence? Getting that document approved wasn’t pretty. The show begins with a musical number that has all the delegates telling another delegate to sit down and shut …Fresno, California · Fresno Read Article

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Audra McDonald Brings the House Down with 'Gypsy' Performance at 2025 Tony Awards After Patti LuPone Drama

Award-winning musical ‘The Producers’ to start run at Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival

Critics' notebook: Short reviews of 'Seussical' in Selma, 'Hadestown' at CMT, 'Considering Matthew Shepard' at Coro Piccolo

THEATER REVIEW: '1776' falls short of revolutionary despite some good performances

Breaking news: Rei Hotoda signs a four-year contract extension

Almost 25 years later, Visalia's 'The Producers' still feels relevant -- and can still tickle the funny bone

Will Tony voters bestow a 7th Tony Award on Fresno's Audra McDonald? No one knows for sure, but these four local admirers are rooting for her.

THEATER REVIEW: The Chanticleer crows with inaugural production of “Richard III”

Aideed Medina, Fresno's new poet laureate, flies high with her latest honor as she writes for the 'streets and the pueblo'

Weekend pick: Youth Orchestras of Fresno celebrates 75th anniversary with an 1812 Overture that will boom throughout the audience

For opening weekend, here are 10 Things to Know about Good Company's new production of '1776'

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