Give the gift of a new hobby this holiday season. If you have a loved one who would be interested in learning to play an instrument, Skoove Premium Piano Lessons lets them pick up piano at home.
Forget socks and greeting cards this year, give your family and friends a thoughtful Lego set instead.
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My Fun Piano Spin on “Under the Sea”
In this video, I perform the song "Under the Sea" from Disney's The Little Mermaid underwater while wearing scuba gear and a suit. My yellow piano has been adapted into a waterproof instrument, ...
Nomadic Theatre’s rendition of the cult-classic “Heathers: The Musical” is an invitation to relive the drama of high-school clique culture to the deadliest degree. Based on the 1988 film, the show ...
When people ask her what she’s doing this fall, UC Santa Cruz Assistant Professor of Performance, Play, and Design Rebecca Wear has a ready response. “I tell people that I am directing a piece about a ...
If I could go back in time, I would love to play with my kids as 6-month-olds again. At that age, they’re funny, curious and starting to truly play for the first time. The best toys for 6-month-olds ...
Do you miss learning life’s biggest lessons from “Sesame Street” and the Muppets? Indiana Musical Theater Foundation has just the thing with its upcoming production of “Avenue Q.” Opening Sept. 12 on ...
A piano-playing mini horse has sparked debate online after a video of them helping wake up a child recovering from surgery went viral. The clip, posted on Instagram and Facebook, features a miniature ...
McKenzie Kurtz, Lorna Courtney, Elizabeth Teeter, and Olivia Hardy in Heathers the Musical at New World Stages, © Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade No show has shaken my ...
All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. Elizabeth Teeter (Heather ...
This past weekend, under a canopy of stars in the depths of the San Juan Mountains in Colorado, Marcus King stepped up to the microphone and tore into a rendition of the Marshall Tucker Band’s “Can’t ...
Paul T. Riddle knows that he’s prone to shed a tear or two when the right moment strikes. He’s the first to admit he gets choked up during soft-hearted TV advertisements or when “Silent Night” comes ...
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