Celebrating it’s 30th year on Broadway, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera” is a show that lives on throughout generations, by continuously being introduced to new audiences all the time. When a show has such a long lasting presence, you wonder if the momentum can withstand. Well, clearly it can. Especially five years … Continue reading First Look: ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
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Theatre News: Thembi Duncan Named Director of Arts Engagement and Education at Shea’s Performing Arts Center
Buffalo, NY ( April 3, 2018) – Michael G. Murphy, President of Shea’s Performing Arts Center,today announced the appointment of Thembi Duncan as Director of Arts Engagement and Education. Formerly Creative Programs Director at Young Playwrights’ Theater in Washington DC, she will manage the arts engagement and education programming across Shea’s Buffalo Theatre, Shea’s 710 … Continue reading Theatre News: Thembi Duncan Named Director of Arts Engagement and Education at Shea’s Performing Arts Center
Theatre Review: ‘School of Rock’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
As a theatre reviewer, I tend to go into shows with an open mind and no real expectations. I figure that if I have no expectations, I cannot be let down. Usually this works, and usually I am pleasantly surprised at what the show I am viewing turns into. ‘School of Rock’ is one of … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘School of Rock’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
First Look: ‘School of Rock’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
To be Andrew Lloyd Webber these days must be very nice. Just think, in the 2017 season, he had 4 shows running on Broadway at the same time. “Cats,” “Sunset Boulevard,” “The Phantom of the Opera,” and his newest work, “School of Rock.” Three of his shows are coming to Buffalo this season! The brand … Continue reading First Look: ‘School of Rock’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
Theatre Review: ‘Something Rotten!’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
“Something Rotten!’” was the second production I ever saw on Broadway. I was lucky enough to see it a month or so before it closed and the North American Tour launched. I was completely blown away by the humor, the production value, and the energy that this show had. It also had something that you … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘Something Rotten!’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
First Look: ‘Something Rotten!’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
If you follow current Broadway trends you will know that almost every show that graces the stage on the Great White Way comes from some other source material. It is either based on a book, a movie, or some other concept. It is very rare that an original work comes to life on Broadway because … Continue reading First Look: ‘Something Rotten!’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
Theatre Review: ‘Waitress’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
There is a phenomenon happening right now in the world of musical theatre. If you are an avid theatergoer, you know exactly what it is. Pop stars are stepping up to take a crack at writing the music for big Broadway shows. Almost everyday, you will read about a new pop star trying their hand … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘Waitress’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
Emerson School of Hospitality students participate in Shea’s PAC’s “Whimsical Pie Contest”
Emerson School of Hospitality students participated in the “Whimsical Pie Contest” on Feb. 2 for a chance at having their recipes featured in the “Waitress Pie Recipe Book” as well as tickets to Waitress, which is on stage at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre from Feb. 6 to 11. The winning recipe that will be featured in the show’s recipe book … Continue reading Emerson School of Hospitality students participate in Shea’s PAC’s “Whimsical Pie Contest”
Take a bow: Shea’s Buffalo Theatre celebrates 92nd anniversary
For Shea’s Buffalo Theatre, this week marks 92 years of entertaining audiences at Western New York’s shining star for live performances and touring Broadway. From its silent film roots during the Classical Hollywood era to its present-day glory as a venue for performing arts, Buffalo’s Baroque beauty has a rich history that has danced through … Continue reading Take a bow: Shea’s Buffalo Theatre celebrates 92nd anniversary
SHEA’S PERFORMING ARTS CENTER ENDS SUCCESSFUL HOLIDAY RUN OF DISNEY’S ‘THE LION KING’
Shea’s Performing Arts Center (SPAC) hosted Disney’s The Lion King at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre from December 13 through January 7. Over 88,000 people from as far away as Ottawa, Texas, and Illinois came to the theatre for the thirty-one performance engagement. With approximately 60% of attendees from Erie and Niagara counties, 5% from Ontario, 13% … Continue reading SHEA’S PERFORMING ARTS CENTER ENDS SUCCESSFUL HOLIDAY RUN OF DISNEY’S ‘THE LION KING’
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