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Learn about theater during Shakespeare's time. Topics include why The Globe, his theater, was located in Southwark, what the theater probably looked like, what sorts of special effects were used, and why it's unlikely Romeo kissed Juliet.
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Downtown Buffalo's only surviving movie theater could soon be history. The digital age could force the lights to go out permanently at the downtown theater complex.
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A continuation of part 1!
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In this series, professional musician John Wyatt gives the history of theater pipe organs, explaining how they operate. He gives a short tour of his personal pipe organ assembly, and concludes with a selection of music performed on the organ. (sponsored by not2bright.com) - This song: "Brazil&q...
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This is a retrospective look into the history of "The Quad" (Saginaw, MI) movie theater throughout 38 years of service.
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Just in time for the two year anniversary of Lameplay Theater, I've put together some of my most noticable memories from this series' short history. Come along! You might learn something!
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A look at how British musicals reclaimed the West End after WWII. Oliver Twist, West Side Story, Tommy Steel
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A look at British Musicals, Hair, Jesus Christ Superstar,
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On January 18, 2009, a joyous audience of 300 people joined Zalmen Mlotek, the Artistic Director of the National Yiddish Theater- Folksbiene, in a multi-media historical edu-tainment about the Yiddish theater.
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The Theatre of Pompey was the largest theatre built in the ancient World. Behind the theatre was the Porticus Pompei, a large enclosed area that began the Imperial Forum building projects throughout the Imperial age.
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