Robin Miller

1 week ago | theadvocate.com | Robin Miller

From "Frozen" to "Chicago," the Musical Theatre Club at LSU will have something for everyone when it stages its annual "Singeaux" on April 17. The musical revue of popular Broadway numbers will start at 7:30 p.m. in the LSU Union Theater, Veterans Drive, on campus. Admission is free. "We'll be performing 18 songs," said Jasmine Garrison, who is co-directing the show with Jada Petrie.

1 week ago | theadvocate.com | Robin Miller

From "Frozen the Musical" to "Chicago," the Musical Theatre Club at LSU will have something for everybody when it stages its annual "Singeaux" musical revue at 7:30 p.m. April 17 in the LSU Union Theatre. The club will stage 40 volunteer student cast members, who will perform 18 Broadway numbers accompanied by a live band. The club has been rehearsing in the Old LSU Band Hall, along withe another rehearsal space in the LSU Music and Dramatic Arts Building, since January.

1 week ago | theadvocate.com | Robin Miller

The LSU School of Theatre and the College of Science announced the return of the SciArts New Play Festival April 15-17, showcasing three staged readings of new accurate science plays selected from more than 150 submissions across the nation. Along with the readings, there will be two keynote speakers: Holden Thorp, editor-in-chief of the Science family of journals, and Doron Weber, vice president of the Sloan Foundation.

1 week ago | theadvocate.com | Robin Miller

The Baton Rouge Chorus of Sweet Adelines' name may not be glowing in the neon lights on Broadway, but that doesn't mean the chorus hasn't hit the big time. It has. The group will join 300 a cappella singers from throughout the world on April 12 in Lincoln Center's David Geffen Hall to perform in the 10th anniversary of Total Vocal on the Distinguished Concerts International New York.

2 weeks ago | theadvocate.com | Robin Miller

A last-minute injury can't stop Baton Rouge Ballet Theatre from staging "Alice in Wonderland."The show must — and will — go on in the Raising Cane's River Center Performing Arts Theater when guest artist Sarah Hurty steps in to dance the lead role on Saturday and Sunday. The Los Angeles-based dancer had only a week to learn the role after Baton Rouge Magnet High School student Megan Guo suffered an injury after months of rehearsals as Alice.