Theatre Nova Gives Out Virtual Christmas Cheer with “I’m Streaming of an Alright Christmas”
December 23, 2020Theatre Nova is spreading holiday cheer with their virtual “I’m Streaming of an Alright Christmas” show! Come check out the holiday fun from the safety of home!
David Broza Discusses Upcoming “Not Exactly Christmas” Show
December 22, 2020David Broza has been running his “Not Exactly Christmas” show for 25 years. This year looks a little different this year, but it will still bring festive cheer!
Disney+’s “Hamilton” Stage-to-Movie is Needed Now More Than Ever
July 24, 2020It was recently announced that Broadway is shut down until at least January 2021 due to COVID-19. The news comes on the heels of Cirque Du Soleil filing for bankruptcy, and the continued postponements and cancellations of artistic events nationwide, leaving artists everywhere unsure of how the industry will recover. But on July 3, music
So you watched “Hamilton,” and wondered ‘What do I watch next?’
July 21, 2020When the smash Broadway hit “Hamilton” opened in 2016, it garnered many fans that were new to the theatre. When the filmed stage show dropped on Disney+ on July 3, it made many more. If you’re newly in love with theatre, or even if you’ve long been an ardent fan, you may be looking for
Explore the Ann Arbor District Library’s Digital Offerings from Home
June 23, 2020While in quarantine, many people have more time to explore new books, movies, and other content. The Ann Arbor District Library (AADL) has found a way to help by making much of its content available for free download online with the help of OverDrive. If you have a library card, you’re welcome to rent digital
Making Theatre in Uncertain Times
June 12, 2020Michigan theatre companies reinvent themselves in a time of change Despite obstacles and limitations, people have responded to current events by making art. With COVID-19 making live theatre impossible, and amid protests over police brutality, Michigan theater companies are redefining theatre. “Challenges can prove opportunities for continuing to reflect, inform, and promote change,” says Lee