• Peddler Market Leeds: Free family-friendly street food market with live music to be held in Project House

    Peddler Market, a leading free street food market based in Sheffield, is coming to Project House on Armley Road on April 12 and 13. The company is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year and to mark the milestone, Peddler Market is hosting four satellite events, bringing the best of street food across the country to Yorkshire cities. Event director Lucy Bailey said: “Peddler Market is quite a destination. It's really well known in Sheffield, we can get anywhere between six and 10,000...

  • Review: Shrek the Musical at Derry's Millennium Forum

    Beloved by the adults who grew up with it and the children just finding out about it, Shrek the movie and its timeless characters are still every bit as fun and relevant today as they were 23 years ago. So, it was with great delight that my Shrek-loving seven-year old daughter and I – also a big fan – heard that the award-winning Broadway and West End hit show ‘Shrek the Musical’ was going to be staged in Derry’s Millennium Forum. We headed off to opening night on Tuesday evening, full of...

  • You Are Here by David Nicholls review – love is in the fresh air

    The One Day author’s new will-they-won’t-they tale, about two divorcees who find themselves walking the Lakes and Pennines, is a great comic novel – and superb on the landscapeThe proximity of the publication of David Nicholls’s sixth novel, You Are Here, to the screening of the superb Netflix remake of One Day gives the new book an added sense of poignancy. If One Day (2009) saw Nicholls as a writer in his mid-40s looking back nostalgically on the loves and losses of twentysomethings, here we...

  • Turning 'The Outsiders' Into a Musical Was a Mistake (Review)

    Like a day-old bagel, "The Outsiders" is only a sufficient Broadway musical if you're absolutely starved for options.

  • 'Stereophonic' review: Broadway play goes behind the music

    Although “Stereophonic” is not a musical, it’s easy to get swept up by the terrific original rock songs that throb through it.  And as writer David Adjmi’s play, which opened Friday night at the John Golden Theatre, is set during the mid 1970s, Will Butler’s music sounds authentically of that edgier era. Almost eerily so. 

  • 'Suffs' review: A moving musical march that's not quite there yet

    They’ve gotta keep marching.

  • 'Lempicka' Broadway review: Painter musical is an epic wreck

    What “Lempicka,” the mystifying new musical about Polish painter Tamara de Lempicka, needs more than anything else is turpentine.

  • Garrison Union Free School District Taps New Superintendent

    After an intense vetting process, a Hudson Valley school district has selected a new superintendent with more than two decades of leadership experience.  In an announcement on Tuesday, April 9, the Garrison Union Free School District in Putnam County revealed that Gregory Stowell was offered the position of superintendent.  Stowell is expected to be officially appointed to the role at the next Board of Education meeting on Wednesday, April 10 at 7 p.m.  Once he takes the district's helm,...

  • Stereophonic review – dazzling 70s-set music saga is a Broadway triumph

    Golden Theatre, New YorkThe tale of a fictional British-American rock band trying to make an album makes for compelling and incisive dramaBeyoncé Knowles memorably said: “People don’t make albums any more. They just try to sell a bunch of little quick singles.” More than a decade ago, she spoke with startling accuracy on the wash-rinse-and-repeat cycle of music-making. The nameless record executives who want ditties in the key of TikTok. Success itself is an underwhelming boom-bust.Stereophonic,...

  • SZA, Melanie Martinez, the Killers Tapped for New Pittsburgh Music Fest

    Sudden Little Thrills Music Festival — set for Sept. 7 and 8 — announced its lineup featuring the Killers, SZA, Melanie Martinez, and Wiz Khalifa.

  • The Greatest Hits review – cutesy music romance plays a forgettable tune

    Lucy Boynton plays a woman who can travel back in time with the power of a song in a high-concept, low-enjoyment fantasyIn the often insufferably cutesy romance The Greatest Hits, our heroine travels back in time whenever a song from her past is played, nostalgia acting as a magical, transporting force. While watching the film, we too are pulled back but rather to all of the far superior films we’re inconveniently reminded of, from High Fidelity to Richard Curtis’s similarly high-concept About...

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    Soar into spring with free kite flying and live music at Brooklyn Bridge Park

    Celebrate the start of spring beneath hundreds of vibrant kites in Brooklyn Bridge Park. The Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy is hosting its annual Sound & Color! Spring Festival on May 18 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., a free family-friendly event that celebrates the beginning of the season with kite flying, live music, food vendors, [] The post Soar into spring with free kite flying and live music at Brooklyn Bridge Park first appeared on 6sqft.