A LOVE LETTER TO ROCK ‘N’ ROLL, AND THEATER
“Rock of Ages” revives the towering anthems and power ballads that make the sounds of the 1980s indelible, even today. See the 10th anniversary tour, briefly, at the Fox Theatre.
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LET IT SNOW!
The “White Christmas” creative team goes low-tech to make certain that every performance is, indeed, merry, bright and white. The national tour drops into the Fox Theatre on Nov. 27.
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YOU’RE IN THE BAND
Tony Award-winning composer Andrew Lloyd Webber wants audiences to have a “really good time” at his most recent show. He calls “The School of Rock” an unabashed musical comedy.
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A WHOLE NEW WORLD
“It’s about keeping all the stuff that everyone loves from the movie and, in order to get it onstage, give it a musical-comedy heart,” Broadway director Casey Nicholaw says of “Aladdin.” The stage version runs Sept. 12-23 at the Fox Theatre.
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2018 FOX SUMMER FILM FESTIVAL
The August lineup for the 2018 Fox Summer Film Festival includes “Funny Girl,” “Trolls,” a “Grease” sing-along, a “Moana” sing-along and the cultural and box-office hit “Black Panther.”
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HELLO! THEY’RE BACK!
Seven years after recalibrating Broadway’s funny bone, “The Book of Mormon” maintains its popularity and edge, and proves it has serious staying power. See it July 17-22 at the Fox Theatre.
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2018 FOX SUMMER FILM FEST
The 2018 Fox Summer Film Fest will screen 8 movies in July + August, including “Night of the Living Dead,” “Iron Man,” “Funny Girl” and “Grease” + “Moana” sing-alongs.
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A THEATRICAL REVOLUTION
Who knew our Founding Fathers could be this cool? Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning Lin-Manuel Miranda, who ignited a theatrical revolution with “Hamilton,” that’s who.
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COMEDY, TONIGHT!
“Rent” alum Adam Pascal finds comedy, tonight, as a Renaissance man, the rockin’ Will Shakespeare in the musical-inventing musical “Something Rotten!”
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APPOINTMENT(S) WITH DEATH
Anglophile — and Georgia native — James Taylor Odom has appointment(s) with death, playing 8 ‘deliciously nasty’ characters in “Gentleman’s Guide,” the American-made musical comedy set in Edwardian England.
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