Birmingham Landmarks ... the renovation of the Lyric Theatre, the release says. After his promotion to executive director, Beene managed operations of the Lyric, the Alabama, and the Hill Event ...

But the seating chart in the West Wing, which still has some empty desks, still remains a source of intrigue for players inside and outside the White House, people familiar with the layout told ...

The first-ever, long-awaited stage adaptation of The Hunger Games will officially open later this year – and the seating plan has been unveiled ... It’ll play at the new Troubadour Canary Wharf ...

As spring starts, here is a projection at where Alabama's depth chart lies ahead of April 12's A-Day spring game and Aug. 30's season opener at Florida State. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY ...

The Birmingham City Council voted Tuesday to approve ... The effort focuses on right of way areas controlled by the Alabama Department of Transportation, which does two scheduled mowings per ...

Walter Kerr Theatre (Broadway) was built in 1921. The Walter Kerr Theatre provides wheelchair-accessible seating on the Orchestra level of the theatre for all performances for patrons who use ...

In a historic move, Cindy Mullins has been named the Executive Director of Birmingham Landmarks, Inc., the nonprofit organization that owns and operates both the Lyric and Alabama Theatre. This marks ...

If you are wanting to get tickets for Five's show at Birmingham, Utilita Arena on November 9 here is everything you need to know including the seating plan and map. The band have announced there ...

Sabrina Carpenter is performing in Birmingham on Thursday, March 6 and we have all the information you need right here. The show will be Sabrina's only performance in the Second City as the singer ...

The redevelopment called for a new 1500-seat Broadway-style lyric theatre, refurbishment of the existing 700-seat Riverside Playhouse Theatre, a new 325-seat black box drama theatre and a state-of ...

There are plays that deserve a revival because they are classics; and there are plays that are worth watching again because of the light they shed on the past – and how it affects the present.