Hardamon and the Abbeville girls basketball team, under the direction of head coach Darryl Brooks, both reached new heights this past season.

Their appearances at Big Ears Festival and a OHIO Music Industry Summit event at Ohio University this week have both been ...

A popular Disney animated film is coming to life in Burlington next month.The Lyric Theatre Company announced that they will be staging a local production of Disney's "The Little Mermaid" at the ...

This April, you can see more than 130 dancers from across Alabama bring the classic ballet “Swan Lake” to life. Magic City Performing Arts (MCPA) is telling the story of betrayal and true love through ...

Madison Lyric Stage, a professional theater company on the Connecticut shoreline, will present We’ve Only Just Begun: The Music of The Carpenters on Saturday, April 5 at 4:00 pm at Madison’s ...

Book tickets for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at Palace Theatre Manchester. In a brand-new production of this much-loved family favourite, ...

In 2025, AL.com’s “Beyond the Violence” project, in partnership with The Birmingham Times, examines how Birmingham can become safer, healthier and happier. As the grandson of iconic civil ...

An indefinite all-out strike for bin workers in Birmingham is under way, as rubbish continues to pile up in the streets. The action officially started at 06:00 GMT on Tuesday, however, collectors ...

Roman Banks as Michael Jackson. Photo: Daniel Boud. MJ the Musical embodies the outsized showmanship of Michael Jackson himself. This jukebox musical is big, spectacular and dazzling. Set during ...

King’s Head Theatre has announced its Christmas pantomime for 2025. Following last year’s success of Cinderella, the Angel Islington venue will host Jack and the Beanstalk. The run is unique in that ...

The mayor of the West Midlands has demanded a resolution to the ongoing bin worker strikes in Birmingham on the eve of a full walkout by staff. Refuse workers have staged a series of one-day ...

“Study the greats and become greater” is a note Michael Jackson wrote to himself. The line appears on the Act 2 curtain for MJ The Musical and is dazzlingly put into action at the top of the ...