A celebration took place last night at St Thomas More's Church, Manor House, north London, to mark the arrival of their ...

Friday, Oct. 10 Fall Book Sale, 10 a.m.- 6 p.m., Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermont St. Enter on Kentucky St. side of ...

There's an opportunity to hear the world-famous organist Richard Hills when he performs next week at a concert celebrating the unveiling of the historic organ at St Thomas More's church in Manor House ...

The world's largest theater pipe organ can be found in a Franklin warehouse. The massive instrument is the brainchild of Paul Woelbing. When Woelbing is asked why he put the theater organ together, he ...

The massive instrument is the brainchild of Paul Woelbing. When Woelbing is asked why he put the theater organ together, he simply says, "Because I can." "My name is Paul Woelbing," Woelbing said as ...

The Renaissance Theatre is set to host a unique cinematic experience with a screening of the 1922 horror classic "Nosferatu" on Oct. 24 at 7:30 p.m. The screening will feature live accompaniment by ...

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The composer talks about his working relationship with Rocky Horror creator Richard O'Brien and thinking the show would run "a couple of weeks." ...

Bill Snyder, who served as chancellor of the University of Tennessee at Knoxville from 1992 to 1999, has died. Snyder led the campus into the digital age, integrating the new internet with the spirit ...

William "Bill" Snyder, who led the University of Tennessee at Knoxville through the 1990s as "the students' chancellor" and delighted audiences as the longtime volunteer house organist for the ...

If you want to understand where the future of global theatre might be heading, you could do worse than look to India right now. Something significant is happening in its institutions and among its ...