We staged a play in front of an almost empty auditorium - Kobina Ansah on early days in theatre
Renowned playwright and CEO of Scribe Productions, Kobina Ansah, has revealed that his journey in theatre began with a ...
Teen Stuck on Word Puzzle for 3 Years, and Even ChatGPT Couldn't Solve It
An 18-year-old has finally solved a puzzle which has stumped him for three years despite asking his parents and ChatGPT for ...
In a boom era for big music venues, the Shrine gets a facelift for its 100th anniversary
On a recent Friday night, the French disco band L’Impératrice took the stage at the Shrine Expo Hall, framed in a spray of huge LED panels.
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The Internet Is Already Discussing Who Should Replace Donald Trump, And Whether It's Tim Walz
In an interview with The New Yorker Radio Hour podcast, Kamala Harris's former running-mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, ...
Greenville’s tallest tower starts construction this summer. A Main Street office is for lease.
Construction start announced for Gateway tower at Greenville Memorial Auditorium site. West End office for lease. Spartanburg ...
Crowd erupts as 2 legends abandon setlist at San Francisco concert
Two songs into Gillian Welch and David Rawlings' sold-out set at the Masonic, the mainstays of SF's Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival declared a death.
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We once performed before empty chairs – Playwright Kobina Ansah
Patronage was abysmally low that the cast literally staged the play in a near-empty auditorium on that day. Sharing the disappointing experience in an interview with Graphic Showbiz on the sidelines ...
Empty seats in Royal Concert Hall should make Scottish Opera think
The quality of the talent onstage on Thursday evening deserved fewer empty seats in the auditorium of Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, which should ...
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Snow sports: Grafton native snowboarder Cole Navin thrives on street riding
What Cole Navin does is real. The 29-year-old pro snowboarder, who grew up in Grafton, is a pioneer of East Coast street ...