Holiday performances, light displays are good bets for winter entertainment in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids
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Holiday performances, light displays are good bets for winter entertainment in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids
Riverside Theatre’s next main-stage production will be “The Mousetrap” by Agatha Christie, the legendary murder-mystery that holds the record as the longest-running play in theater history.
The Cornell College Department of Theatre and Dance brings a poignant portrayal of everyday life to the stage with Anton Chekhov’s “Three Sisters” from Dec. 11 to 14 in Kimmel Theatre.
The third annual event raises funds for Revival Theatre Company’s yearly programming and educational classes and workshops.
Chelsea White, president of the Mirrorbox Theatre Board of Directors, announced the closure of the theater in a Facebook post Monday, writing that leaders “recently uncovered financial issues that make it no longer possible to sustain our work in the way our community deserves.”
Disney’s “Frozen” is set for its regional premiere Nov. 14 and will bring a particularly magical touch to TCR’s 100th anniversary season.
“The Bachelorette Party” by Karen Schaeffer begins at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7, at the Amana Performing Arts Center.
She has the dubious honor of being banned in two mediums this fall — her books and now a musical based on her novel “Between the Lines.”
The Tony-winning comedy is primarily set in a classroom at a progressive private school in Berkeley. A group of reasonable people, who normally agree on everything, find that they have very different takes on how to handle a significant health issue.
After a year of evolution in programming, The Englert Theatre has announced a shift in leadership.
The Silhouettes, a shadow dance act led by Cedar Rapids native Lynne Waggoner-Patton, will soon return for the first time since 2012 with the show that has captivated the nation.
Footliters Imagination Studio presents “Junie B. Jones: The Musical” at the Coralville Center for the Performing Arts Oct. 10–12 in a series of performances for young audiences.
The play, written by Joseph Zettelmaier, is the story of four childhood friends who decide to plan a heist of the Kenner Toy Factory in order to steal Star Wars collectibles. True to the traditions of any good heist story, chaos ensues.
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