The Love for Three Oranges requires a cast line-up that could prove daunting to many a professional company (Opera North ...

Now in its fourth year, and with a new lead actor, this ever-delightful production is a perfect Christmas gift for theatre lovers of all ages.

From old-school favorites like Funny Girl and My Fair Lady to contemporary classics like Wicked and La La Land ...

It’s Christmas All Year Round in This Magical Montana Town Whether yours is hanging on the fridge or just in your head, everyone has a bucket list. For some of us, seeing as many different places in ...

With Luna dead and gone — at least for now! — Steffy can finally relax with her family, and she happily welcomes her parents to join them at their home for a holiday meal. “Happy Thanksgiving,” she ...

Two horror icons join forces to play a gentle violin duet for unsuspecting girls online. A mix of eerie visuals and warm melodies creates a unique moment. #MichaelMyers #JasonVoorhees #ViolinDuet ...

The San Francisco Opera Center's Adler Fellows closed out the fall arts season with "The Future Is Now," a concert showcasing the program's breadth of emerging talent. But even amid the strong ...

In her message, Yamada wrote, “so many tears shed, blood spilled, friendships formed, and memories made on @boldandbeautifulcbs. what a ride it’s been! hope you enjoyed the adventures <3 #LUNAtic4ever ...

English Touring Opera’s witty production sets this Donizetti comedy at the seaside, complete with donkey rides, fish and chips and a persuasive conman.

Luna Nozawa’s Bold and Beautiful car crash will trigger devastating guilt for Will Spencer even though she raped him and destroyed his life. TL;DR: The Bold and the Beautiful left us with Luna Nozawa ...

Bold and Beautiful’s Luna Nozawa manhunt was pathetically incompetent. Deputy Chief Baker and half of LA couldn’t find one girl hiding in tall grass. TL;DR: The Bold and the Beautiful delivered Luna ...

Andrew Lloyd Webber is ready for his close-up — again. Of course, that’s a reference to the line from the classic film “Sunset Boulevard.” And it’s a particularly apt reference, given that Lloyd ...