BCSO at the Movies
Roll out the red carpet for BCSO at the Movies, a thrilling celebration of unforgettable music from film, television, and Broadway. From the sweeping adventure of Jurassic Park and the swashbuckling excitement of Pirates
Roll out the red carpet for BCSO at the Movies, a thrilling celebration of unforgettable music from film, television, and Broadway. From the sweeping adventure of Jurassic Park and the swashbuckling excitement of Pirates
Come to laugh OR play! Either way, come with some fun suggestions and visit the hobnob theatre website for details and Friday, June 5, tickets.
The Guys by Anne Nelson September 11 – 19 (Except Monday) Genre: Drama Running time: Approximately 75 minutes Cast: 1 woman, 1 man Set in New York City two weeks after the
Celebrate the remarkable voices of women in classical music during this Chamber Series concert weekend, featuring works by Rebecca Clarke, Dame Ethem Smyth, and Jenni Brandon. Spanning generations, these and
Something BIG is coming to Slippery Rock (by way of hobnob theatre co) this September! Original sketches. Ridiculous characters. Big laughs. And absolutely no idea what’s coming next. Join us
Come to laugh OR play! Either way, come with some fun suggestions and visit the hobnob theatre website for details and Friday, June 5, tickets.
Moon Doh, Music Director Step into the imaginative worlds of Studio Ghibli through the unforgettable music of Joe Hisaishi, the composer behind My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, and a remarkable
LOOPED depicts an actual 1965 recording session in which an intoxicated Tallulah Bankhead required eight hours to dub a single line from her final movie Die! Die! My Darling! while antagonizing the film editor assigned to the job.
A new season is waiting in the wings… and subscriptions are officially on sale for the 64th Season of Musical Theatre Guild of Butler! Be part of the music,
Moon Doh, Music Director From the relentless drive of “Mars” to the broad splendor of “Jupiter” and the eerie stillness of “Neptune,” Gustav Holst’s The Planets remains one of the