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Ricky Graham, Jefferson Turner and Ashley Lemmler hit Rivertown's stages this past weekend with a new musical show bemoaning the doldrums of coronavirus lockdowns, and audiences wanted more. So, that show's been extended, and there is also a new music and comedy cabaret next weekend. JPAS pr… Read moreRivertown Theaters extends 'Quarantune Cabaret,' JPAS presents standup comedy and other theater events

Yatty Agatha Christie fan Mrs. Marie Macalusa pens her own murder mysteries in “The MeeMaw Mystery Theatre presents The Case of the Jambalaya Liar.” Ricky Graham created the family-friendly drama about a New Orleanian who writes her own radio plays and broadcasts them from her carport on Bar… Read more'The MeeMaw Mystery Theatre presents The Case of the Jambalaya Liar' is onstage at Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts

"Debauchery" is New Orleans live soap opera, housed at Southern Rep. Pat Bourgeois' next installment will be a socially distanced episode, streaming at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 15. In it, the family is socially distanced and breaking down as the various members cope with isolation and onli… Read moreLocal soap opera 'Debauchery' finally makes it to a screen in your home Wednesday, April 15

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Tech bros with a flair for writing computer code and an entrepreneurial drive may or may not be our time’s equivalent of the wandering poets of the Romantic era, but local composer Tucker Fuller and California poet Megan Levad have created a song cycle that is half-expressed from such a man’… Read moreTenor Brenden Gunnell and the Polymnia String Quartet perform music by local composer Tucker Fuller

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It must have been far easier for the National World War II Museum to pick Cole Porter as the first songwriter to celebrate in its new songbook series than it was for director Banu Gibson to cull a list of 18 tunes from his many hits and hundreds of songs. But the 90-minute musical, work prem… Read moreCole Porter's songs take center stage in 'Stage Door Songbook Series' at National World War II Museum

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In 2011, The NOLA Project presented an inspired production of Shakespeare’s comedy “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, and the audience followed the action from the pine grove at the garden’s front gates to the field near the Timken Center, which be… Read more'The Henchman: A Shakespeare Story' tells the story of characters years after 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'

The O’Mallery family is not surprised that Barbara is late to their barbecue in a public park. They’re less surprised that she arrives with a bottle of Jack Daniel’s, but that’s also the point. Though each of the O’Mallerys is far from perfect, they’ve decided it’s time to send Barbara to rehab. Read moreStage preview: 'Barbecue' captures dysfunctional families side by side; performance opens Thursday

Touring productions that come to New Orleans sometimes feel stripped-down, perched somewhere in the gulf between Broadway and community theater. Not so with the touring production of "Hamilton" that opened at the Saenger Theatre March 12 (one of two touring productions currently crossing the… Read moreReview: 'Hamilton' delivers visually, vocally in New Orleans -- and it's no 'sausage fest'

“South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s Mormon missionaries return to New Orleans. The hit musical is a buddy story for an odd couple of young Mormons about to embark on their missions. The overachieving Elder Kevin Price wants to find converts in Orlando, Florida and clueless Eld… Read moreStage preview: 'The Book of Mormon'

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