“Sturm und Drang”: How Freud, Faust and the Napoleonic Wars Gave Us the Great American Holiday Tradition His works of fiction are widely credited by literary experts as the origins of the horror story. Many of the greatest minds of the 19th century – from Freud and Jung to Poe and Hawthorne – credit him… Read More
Nutcracker Nation
NUTCRACKER NATION: How a Russian Flop Became the Great American Ballet “[It became clear to me] that The Nutcracker is an underdog, a newcomer who found a new life. It was then that I started thinking of The Nutcracker as an immigrant. Maybe the ballet was not appreciated in its native land, but once… Read More
Announcing Some Very Special Guest Stars . . .
Meet Our Holiday Revue Guest Stars: Marv & Rindy Ross! We’re so excited to announce that for three performances of our upcoming program A Holiday Revue, our fabulous singer Susannah Mars will be joined by Marv and Rindy Ross of the Oregon Trail Band and 80’s pop band Quarterflash! If you’re already a fan, you… Read More
Meet Matjash
Meet Matjash From satin ballgowns and spectacular sets to a three-story flash mob in a Toronto mall, no two works by international choreographer Matjash Mrozewski are the same. This Canadian artist on the rise may not be a household name yet in the States yet, but believe us – it’s only a matter of time. … Read More
What’s For Sale at the Warehouse!
Warehouse Sale Sneak Peek! We’re selling a dazzling array of costumes, hats, fabrics and trims, shoes, accessories, hats, wigs, and tutus at our warehouse sale this weekend. Everything’s priced to move, with most items under $5 and most fabrics at 50 cents a yard. Still hunting for Halloween inspiration or getting a jump on your… Read More
