There is a lot happening in and around Dallas this weekend, with multiple events jockeying for "biggest of the week." They include seven concerts, featuring a top country singer, rapper, K-Pop band, and classic rocker.
There is a lot happening in and around Dallas this weekend, with multiple events jockeying for "biggest of the week." They include seven concerts, featuring a top country singer, rapper, K-Pop band, and classic rocker.
There is a lot happening in and around Dallas this weekend, with multiple events jockeying for "biggest of the week." They include seven concerts, featuring a top country singer, rapper, K-Pop band, and classic rocker. There will also be five local theater productions, a famous drag performer, a dance production, a huge soccer match, and the closing of a long-running art exhibition. Below are the best ways to spend your precious free time this weekend.
There is a lot happening in and around Dallas this weekend, with multiple events jockeying for "biggest of the week." They include seven concerts, featuring a top country singer, rapper, K-Pop band, and classic rocker. There will also be five local theater productions, a famous drag performer, a dance production, a huge soccer match, and the closing of a long-running art exhibition. Below are the best ways to spend your precious free time this weekend
I was in Manhattan as New York celebrated the Fourth of July with fireworks over the East River, together with tens of thousands of New Yorkers and tourists, representing the plethora of ethnicities and languages in New York. All rushed to the river banks to watch Americas spectacular 247th birthday show
Parade, winner of the 2023 Tony Award for Best Musical Revival, is an absolute must-see Broadway hit. Starring Jewish performers Ben Platt and Micaela Diamond and supported by a colorful and passionate cast at New Yorks Bernard B. Jacobs Theater, the revival of this show is not only timely but an absolute necessity for theater enthusiasts and history buffs alike
The Tonys, the awards for the Best of Broadway, were really interesting this year. Their diversity, their power and their depth showed a rather new attitude on Broadway towards the acceptance of reality.
Kevin Spacey, whose birth name is Kevin Spacey Fowler, was born on July 26, 1959, in South Orange, New Jersey. He grew up with two siblings, raised by his mother, who worked as a secretary, and his father, a technical writer. When Spacey was just four years old, his family relocated to California.
(l-r) Jay Armstrong Johnson, Michael Arden, and Eddie Cooper from Broadways Parade, photographed at The Skylark in New York City. Photo by Seth Caplan for Queerty Michael Arden, Eddie Cooper, and Jay Armstrong Johnson meet me in the secluded billiards room at The Skylark, a rooftop venue overlooking midtown Manhattan. From our vantage point with the theater district just blocks away and skyscrapers piercing the skyline the world feels full of limitless possibilities