Applications are now open through Sunday, November 23 at 11:59pm EST. Applicants will be selected and informed by January 2026. Eligible applicants will need to submit a one-minute video essay describing why they are the ideal candidate for the program, along with their current transcript and two letters of recommendation.
To donate or inquire about sponsorship opportunities, please visit CRRscholarship.com or email scholarship@codyrenard.com.
2) Eric H. Weinberger Award for Emerging Lyricist
Amas Musical Theatre (Donna Trinkoff, Artistic Producer) today announced the eighth year of The Eric H. Weinberger Award for Emerging Librettists, a juried cash and production grant to be given annually to support the early work and career of a deserving musical theatre librettist. The Award commemorates the life and work of playwright/librettist Eric H. Weinberger (1950-2017), who was a Drama Desk Award nominee for Best Book of a Musical (Wanda’s World), and the playwright/librettist of Class Mothers ’68, that earned Pricilla Lopez a Drama Desk Award nomination.
The winner will receive $2,000 to help pay cost-of-living expenses. The winning musical will receive development assistance in the 2026 New Works Development Program of Amas Musical Theatre, which is administering the Award. The development assistance culminates in the work being rehearsed and performed by New York theatre professionals in an Amas Lab production. Amas was the development home for several of Mr. Weinberger’s musicals and produced the World Premiere of Wanda’s World and the New York Premiere of Tea for Three.
Submissions are open now, and will close November 30, 2025. All submissions must be sent through an online application that can be found at Eric H. Weinberger Award for Emerging Librettists. Only one submission per playwright/librettist will be accepted. The winner of the award will be announced in March/April 2026.For further information, please visit www.amasmusical.org
Rattlestick Theater, the Terrence McNally Foundation, and Tom Kirdahy Productions are proud to announce the opening of submissions for Cycle 4 of the Terrence McNally New Works Incubator.
As a continuation of Terrence McNally’s singular legacy of mentorship, and his commitment to fostering bold new voices in the American theater, the New Works Incubator is a multi-pronged program designed to support ambitious early-career playwrights by giving them time and space to develop their work, professional mentorship with veteran playwrights, and access to the community of artists and work being developed at Rattlestick and Tom Kirdahy Production.
Each McNally Fellow will also receive a developmental workshop that culminates in a public reading featuring industry-leading professionals. Recent mentors have included David Henry Hwang, Emma Horwitz, Halley Feiffer, Hannah Bos and Paul Thureen, Jaclyn Bachaus, MJ Kaufman, Mfoniso Udofia, Sarah DeLappe, and Sheila Callaghan. Recent directors have included Anne Kauffman, Arin Arbus, Caitlin Sullivan, Carson Jonek, Dustin Wills, Goldie E. Patrick, Portia Krieger, and Tea Alagić.
Applications for the Terrence McNally New Works Incubator is open now and will close on November 21st, 2025 at 11:59pm EST, or when 500 applications have been received. Each application is thoughtfully reviewed by a broad reader pool of industry professionals. Semi-finalists and finalists are selected through two rounds of consideration. Finalists are granted an interview with a selection panel, including representatives from Rattlestick and Tom Kirdahy Productions.
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Set in colonial Middlesex County during the first wave of Scottish immigration into New Jersey, Meyer and Alvarado’s adaptation uses Shakespeare’s classic play to examine issues of race, gender, and war in Early America. Taking inspiration from Early American history and Akira Kurosawa’s Throne of Blood, Shakespeare’s classic drama unfolds as a fable for the New World.
The year is 1700. The Dutch have lost their grip on the New World, and the first wave of Scots immigrants (including radical Quakers and Jacobite glory-seekers) are struggling for a foothold in the ancestral lands of the Lenape.
Assembly Hall at the Church of St. John the Evangelist
(189 George St., New Brunswick)
10/8 - 10/25
Opening Night 10/10
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.eventbrite.com/e/macbeth-tickets
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An unwilling king. An unraveling country. And now, an unstoppable force…coming to claim the throne. Shakespeare’s least-performed play blazes with shattered oaths and obsessive vendettas. In this blood-soaked chronicle of the Wars of the Roses, there are no heroes, the crown is a curse, and mercy is always a mistake. Don’t miss the rare chance to experience this dark, urgently-paced melodrama about ambition, betrayal, and revenge, featuring medieval costumes, live sword fights, and a severed head—not to mention, the future Richard III!
The Wild Project (195 E. 3rd St.)
10/7 - 10/12
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.atlasshakespearecompany.
11) Kyoto
Saving the Earth is a filthy business. Welcome to the Kyoto Conference Centre,December 11, 1997. The nations of the world are in deadlock. Time is running out and a climate change agreement feels a world away. The greatest obstacle: American oil lobbyist and master strategist, Don Pearlman...
Mitizi E. Newhouse Theatre (150 W. 65th St.)
10/8 - 11/30
Opening Night 11/3
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.lct.org/shows/kyoto
12) Little Bear Ridge Road
On the remote outskirts of a small Idaho town, a razor-tongued aunt and her long-estranged nephew find themselves suddenly back in each other’s orbit—two lonely souls with a crumbling house to sell and a tangled history to unravel. Bitingly funny and quietly explosive, Little Bear Ridge Road is a sharply etched portrait of two people reaching across emotional galaxies—searching for meaning and fumbling toward connection, even as they fear it might swallow them whole. In this piercing and profound new play, the void is vast, the stars are indifferent, and love—messy, human, and hard-won—might be the only thing tethering us to Earth.
Booth Theatre (222 W. 45th St.)
10/7 - 2/15
Opening Night 10/30
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As part of “41 Days of October,” Playbill and New York Comic Con are partnering together to bring a BEETLEJUICE panel back to the Javits Center on Friday, October 10th, featuring Mark Kaufman, Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Warner Bros. Theatre, and other special guests.
A full schedule of BEETLEJUICE’s “41 Days of October” celebration is available HERE.
Musicians, revolutionaries, tricksters, and sellouts embody the many meanings of the word dambudzo (“trouble” in Shona) in this thrumming, resonant, anti-genre work. Roulette becomes home to a Zimbabwean shabini—an informal bar set up in private residences, where citizens gather to invoke the possibilities of resistance and insurrection. Against a sonic backdrop of barking dogs and whirling Zimbabwean music, visitors explore a radically new spatial realm described by its creator as “a name, a desire, a lament, an inspiration, even a loathing—a poem—that speaks to the 1980s before the fall of communism and the end of apartheid.”
LAUNCHES
LEARNING & CULTURE DEPARTMENT
WITH
STUDENT ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVES
AND
AUDITIONS FOR THE MCC YOUTH COMPANY PLAYWRITING AND PERFORMANCE LABS
PLAYWRITING LAB AUDITION: OCTOBER 9, 2025
PERFORMANCE LAB AUDITION: JANUARY 20, 2026
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT MCCTHEATER.ORG
To read the full statement on this department shift, please visit: mcctheater.org/learning-
The MCC Youth Company is a free program for New York City high school students interested in developing their theatrical toolbox. Within a creative and collaborative environment, teenagers across New York City participate in workshops (Labs) twice a week led by professional theater artists. No prior experience is necessary. Youth Company members are selected through a non-competitive group audition process, based on their willingness to collaborate and interest in further honing their artistic voice. Members will also receive a $250 stipend for completing their lab.
In Playwriting Lab, each company member will be mentored by playwright Juan Ramirez Jr. These young writers will learn about monologue, dialogue, setting, conflict, character stage directions and more each week. First year students will develop ten-minute plays, while returning students will continue to deepen their playwriting practice by developing one-acts and full-length works. Each December, participants will get the opportunity to present their work in FRESHPLAY DISCOVERY, a public reading series featuring their work with professional actors. Select students will continue to develop their plays through the spring in MCC’s FRESHPLAY FESTIVAL.
The MCC Youth Company Playwriting Lab meets every week in October through December on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30-6:30pm.
In Performance Lab, Kareem M. Lucas will facilitate workshops, where students will write and perform scenes, songs, monologues, and choreographed movement pieces to devise an original play, culminating in the annual production of UNCENSORED at The Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space.
The MCC Youth Company Performance Lab meets every week in January through March on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:30-6:30pm, with additional Saturday classes beginning in March through April. In March, the MCC Youth Company Performance Lab will finish their weekly sessions at 7:30pm.
Auditions for the MCC Youth Company Playwriting Lab will be held on Thursday, October 9 beginning at 4:30pm through 6:30pm. Auditions for Performance Lab will be held on Tuesday, January 20, 2026. Auditions for both labs will take place on site at MCC Theater (511 W 52nd St).
To register for MCC Youth Company Playwriting Lab auditions, please visit: mcc.theater/PlaywritingLab. Registration for the MCC Youth Company Performance Lab will open on Tuesday, December 16.
Any current New York City high school student is encouraged to apply; no preparation is required for the audition process. To learn more, please visit: mcctheater.org/public-
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THE 10/9 EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED
28) Town Hall
presents
The Norwegian Arts Series
featuring
MARTHA REDBONE:
WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE
THURSDAY OCTOBER 9 AT 7PM
AND
KAIZERS ORCHESTRA
FRIDAY OCTOBER 10 AT 7PM
The Town Hall (Matt Goldman, Executive Director; Melay Araya, Artistic Director) announced today details for The Norwegian Art Series, celebrating the 200th anniversary of the landing of the Restauration, the original boat that crossed the Atlantic from Norway to New York. The Norwegian Series includes Martha Redbone: When Worlds Collide on Thursday October 9 at 7pm and Kaizers Orchestra on Friday October 10 at 7pm. Both events will take place at The Town Hall (123 West 43rd Street, New York, NY).
MARTHA REDBONE: WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE
October 9, 2025 at 7pm
Multi-hyphenate artist Martha Redbone will curate, direct, and perform in a concert building bridges across Norwegian, American Indigenous, and Black folk traditions. Featuring artists like Madeleine Peyroux and Lizz Wright, When Worlds Collide will be a cultural exchange that showcases the breadth of Roots music.
Martha Redbone and Grammy award winning singer & banjo player, Abigail Washburn, will be joined by multi-genre musician, songwriter, and ethnomusicologist Tim Eriksen & shapenote bass, Gerald S Clark III. Tim being a descendant of Brooklyn-landed Norwegian immigrants and Gerald of original American and African ancestry. They will share a breadth of Sacred Harp repertoire, spanning its reality through centuries as a “living American folk tradition” on this continent and abroad. Grounded in contributions of voice, poetry, presence, and praise - by many known and unknown composers alike - the four parts will sing three unaccompanied shape note songs, each honoring a spectrum of our indigenous, immigrated, and voyage-bound heritage. This music is not a performative music, but a tradition of lifting voices while calling people of all walks and abilities to find harmony together. None are more important than the other, as an expression of life and connection in this very moment.
The evening will include an appearance from special guest Øystein Wiik, librettist of Soga om Sol - a musical first produced by the Opera Nordfjord about the Norwegian emigration experience to New York City.
Special guests will also include the lauded jazz singer-songwriter Madeleine Peyroux, critically acclaimed Norwegian duo Oakland Rain, composer David Amram, Lizz Wright, Tom Rush, Dave Eggar, Tony Trischka, Erin and Her Cello (Erin Hall), Sophie B Hawkins, Oystein Wiik, and Israel Nebeker (Blind Pilot).
KAIZERS ORCHESTRA
October 10, 2025 at 7pm
Norway's biggest rock band, Kaizers Orchestra, will come to New York to celebrate their only US show straight off the heels of their successful 2025 Nordic stadium tour and the 200th anniversary of the first organized Norwegian immigration to the Americas on the sloop Restauration. With a new Restauration's journey from Stavanger, Norway to New York over this past summer, Kaizers Orchestra will perform the day after the boat and its party arrive in the New York harbor, welcoming fellow Norwegians, Americans and their fans of all backgrounds to New York's The Town Hall, while creating a powerful cultural bridge between Norway's musical heritage and the historic journey that began in the beautiful city of Stavanger 200 years ago. Experience Norwegian stormtrooping tarantellas with savage rhythms and innovative textures.
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29) THE ORCHESTRA NOW OPENS ITS 2025-26 SEASON OF CONCERTS IN NEW YORK CITY
WITH SOUNDS AND ECHOES OF EMPIRE AT CARNEGIE HALL ON OCTOBER 13
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30) South Street Seaport Museum
Announces
Full Line Up of Halloween Offerings
Halloween Paper Crafts & Letterpress Printing,
Sinister Secrets of the Seaport
Maritime Monsters of New York
and
Halloweekend at the Seaport Museum
South Street Seaport Museum announces a robust schedule of Halloween offerings beginning October 1, 2025. Activities include many dates of the Sinister Secrets of the Seaport walking tour, family activities including the drop-in workshops Halloween Paper Crafts & Letterpress Printing on October 12 from 12pm to 2pm, and the Sailors’ Superstitions spooky scavenger hunt on October 25 from 11am to 5pm, and the engaging and unique presentation Maritime Monsters of New York on October 30 at 6:30pm.
Sinister Secrets of the Seaport
October 1–30, 2025 | $30–$40
Join this 90-minute walking tour that takes you on a winding journey to unravel the darker past of the South Street Seaport Historic District and Lower Manhattan.
This entertaining tour, perfect for spooky season, tells the scandalous, dubious, and sinister tales lurking in the cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and waterfront. Throughout the tour, your guide shares historical stories ripped from the headlines of newspapers and publications from the 1790s to the 1990s that provide a new perspective on the history of the area that helped to make New York a global metropolis. You can also test your “Ear for Crime” in an interactive game throughout the walk, which even has a prize for the winner at the end of the tour.
Meet your tour guide at Ryan Maguire’s Bar & Restaurant, at 28 Cliff Street, where one happy hour drink or soft drink is included in your registration for the tour. Registration is required. Learn more and get your tickets at seaportmuseum.org/sinister-
October Schedule:
Sunday, October 5, 2:30–4pm
Monday, October 6, 6–7:30pm
Saturday, October 11, 2:30–4pm
Wednesday, October 15, 6–7:30pm
Friday, October 17, 6–7:30pm
Saturday, October 18, 2:30–4pm
Wednesday, October 22, 6–7:30pm
Monday, October 27, 6–7:30pm
Wednesday, October 29, 6–7:30pm
Halloween Paper Crafts and Letterpress Printing
October 12 | 12–2PM | 207 Water Street | Free
Embrace spooky season and unleash your creativity at Bowne & Co.’s Halloween-inspired drop-in workshop.
Visit anytime between 12PM and 2PM for a free hands-on experience crafting Halloween paper decorations, paper chains, and folded-paper bats. For an extra thrill, our skilled Bowne designers will be on hand to guide you through crafting your own letterpress-printed broadside posters using a 19th century printing press from the Seaport Museum’s working collection.
Don’t miss this opportunity to add a touch of spookiness to your seasonal decorations and learn more about the art of traditional letterpress printing.
Pre-registration is encouraged for this free seasonal workshop. Walkups will be accommodated as possible. Anyone age 5 and up is welcome. All participants get to take home the items they create during the afternoon. Learn more and get your tickets at seaportmuseum.org/halloween-
Halloweekend at the Seaport Museum
October 25 | 11AM–5PM | Free Museum Admission
Get ready for all treats and no tricks as the Seaport Museum comes alive with Halloween fun! From 11am to 5pm on Saturday, enjoy free Museum admission, and take part in the Sailors’ Superstitions spooky scavenger hunt throughout the 1885 tall ship Wavertree. If you can collect all of the superstitions you’ll get a special treat.
Free Museum admission for this special day grants access to the 1885 tall ship Wavertree and 1908 lightship Ambrose at Pier 16, as well as all current exhibitions on view in the introduction galleries inside Schermerhorn Row located at 12 Fulton Street and the new exhibition Maritime City in A.A. Thomson & Co. located at 213 Water Street. And, make sure to check out the temporary outdoor exhibition Signs of Origins while it is on view!
Don’t miss out on this frightfully fun day! While we encourage preregistration for Museum admission, we warmly welcome walkups to join in the Halloween fun. Learn more and get your tickets at seaportmuseum.org/halloweekend
Maritime Monsters of New York
October 30 | 6:30pm | 213 Water Street | $5
Get into the spirit of All Hallows’ Eve with a spine-tingling dive into the histories and mysteries of mythical creatures said to haunt New York’s waterways. Led by the Seaport Museum’s Director of Engagement and Public Programs, Zak Risinger, this spooky program will take you from the eerie depths of the Great Lakes to the winding canals and the Hudson River—places long rumored to be home to serpents, monsters, and other strange beings lurking just beneath the surface.
During this fun and light-hearted evening, you’ll meet ten maritime monsters who have terrified, fascinated, and entertained New Yorkers for centuries. But beware—among the monsters is a trickster! A “fake” creature, complete with an AI-generated image and fabricated lore, will be hidden in the lineup. Will you be able to spot the imposter?
Join us for a night of mystery, maritime monsters, and campfire vibes at the Seaport Museum. Preregistration is encouraged. Walkups will be accommodated as possible. Learn more and get your tickets at seaportmuseum.org/maritime-
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31) STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW
TO HOST PANEL AT NEW YORK COMIC CON
ON OCTOBER 9, 2025 AT JAVITS CENTER
Experience the world of "Stranger Things" like never before. Join the cast of Stranger Things: The First Shadow, the most Tony Award-winning play of the year, as they reveal the magic, mystery and excitement of bringing the Netflix phenomenon to life on Broadway.
Hear firsthand from Louis McCartney (Henry Creel), Burke Swanson (James Hopper, Jr.), Gabrielle Neveah (Patty Newby), and Alex Breaux (Dr. Brenner) what it's like to step into iconic characters during their younger years, introduce captivating new ones, and learn more about how the play intertwines with the series fans know and love. Then go behind the curtain to uncover what it takes to bring the Upside Down to life on Broadway eight times a week.
The panel will take place in Javits North, Room 409, on Thursday October 9 from 3:30 – 4:30 PM. Must have a valid NYCC badge to attend the panel. To learn more, click here.
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32) BOO AT THE ZOO RETURNS TO PHILADELPHIA ZOO WITH NEW SURPRISES, MORE DATES, HAUNTED HOUSE, HALLOWEEN TRAIN RIDE AND COSTUME PARADES
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33) Philadelphia Area
Upcoming Events
1) 7th Annual 23rd Street Armory Oktoberfest
Friday, October 10 and Saturday, October 11, 2025
Friday: 7:30pm to 11:30pm
Saturday Day: 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Saturday Night: 7:30pm to 11:30pm
Presented by Brauhaus Schmitz
23rd Street Armory, 22 South 23rd Street
GA - Friday $30/ Saturday $40 1pm/ Saturday 7:30pm $35
VIP - Friday $70/ Saturday 1pm $85/ Saturday 7:30pm $75
UBER VIP - Friday $90/ Saturday 1pm $100/ Saturday 7:30pm $95
Philadelphia, Brauhaus Schmitz saved the best Oktoberfest of the season for last! Celebrate with Brauhaus Schmitz at the 7th Annual 23rd Street Armory Oktoberfest October 10 through October 11, 2025. Staged in the sprawling 23rd Street Armory, the fest includes three sessions, each able to accommodate 1,400 revelers for one of the biggest beer-drinking events to hit Philadelphia and one of the most authentic Oktoberfest parties in the United States. Experience what many call “The most Authentic Oktoberfest experience outside of Munich!"
The fortress-like structure located at 22 South 23rd Street in West Center City (only a 5-minute walk from 30th Street Station) will mimic an authentic Munich festival tent. The 16,000 square foot space will be decked out with Bavarian blue and white ceilings, authentic festival tables and benches imported from Germany, as well as a lofted stage area for musical acts, which includes Brauhaus regulars Die Heimatklänge on Friday night and Saturday daytime, and The Bratwurst Boys for Saturday night. Traditional German dance performances with United German Hungarians. Traditional Oktoberfest food will be provided by Brauhaus Schmitz and beer will be provided by the world famous Hofbräuhaus München - Das Original. There truly is nothing currently like this in the entire region or state. This event draws attendees from Philadelphia, Southeast Pennsylvania, Baltimore, Washington D.C., New York City, New Jersey, Delaware and beyond. Tickets are on sale now!
For more information about Brauhaus Schmitz, visit www dot brauhausschmitz dot com/whats-on/ or follow on Instagram (@brauhausschmitz) or Facebook dot/brauhausschmitz
2) Renaultberfest 2025
Saturday, October 11, 2025, 12:00pm to 4:00pm
Sunday, October 12, 2025, 10:00am to 4:00pm
Renault Winery and Resort
72 North Bremen Avenue
Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215
Renault Winery & Resort invites guests to experience the essence of harvest season through Renaultberfest, a unique harvest-themed celebration that blends the beauty of nature with the rich traditions of winemaking. Set amidst the breathtaking 160-acre vineyard, Renaultberfest highlights the connection between the land and the vineyard’s seasonal cycles, offering an authentic, immersive experience that reflects the heart of the harvest. This exciting two-day event will feature live music, signature food and drink, seasonal activities, and family fun. The event will be held on Saturday, October 11 from 12:00pm to 4:00pm, and Sunday, October 12 from 10:00am to 4:00pm, across the scenic winery grounds. Renaultberfest is a unique blend of harvest festival and Oktoberfest spirit - celebrating the season with everything from grape stomping to stein-holding contests and German-inspired cuisine. Admission is no charge, but food, drink and select activities are pay-as-you go.
Weekend activities:
* Grape Stomping Experience ($10 per person)
* Barrel Rides ($5 per person)
* Mini Pumpkin Painting ($10)
* Face Painting ($5 Small, $10 Large)
* Lawn Games and Seasonal Fun
* Stein Holding Contests - Noon/2:00pm daily with complimentary beer for participants
Weekend entertainment:
* Saturday, October 11, 2025, 12:00pm to 4:00pm
Nicki D’s Prost Boys in the PARC Renault Festival Grounds
* Sunday, October 12, 2025, 12:00pm to 4:00pm
Nicki D’s Prost Boys in the Wine & Beer Garden
Weekend food/drink additions:
Bratwurst
Chicken Schnitzel Sandwich
Jumbo Pretzel with Double Nickel Cheese Sauce
Signature Renaultberfest Cocktails
Mulled Wine, Apple Cider, & Cider Donuts
Sunday,October 12th Only Finale:
Renaultberfest Artisan Market -
Shop from a curated selection of local artisan makers featuring handmade goods, seasonal crafts, and specialty items. It's the perfect opportunity to support small businesses and take home something special from the event. This local vendor market will be located in PARC Renault, alongside Sunday’s featured entertainment and food offerings.
Grape Stomp and 5K Run -
Race Start - Kids Fun Run @ 9:45am & 5k Run @ 10:00am
Adult 5K: $50 online / $55 day-of
Kids Fun Run: $10 online / $15 day-of
5K Run course is a flat multi-surface road to the Egg Harbor City Lake and back to Renault Winery. Entree fee includes - t-shirt and grape stomp!
Plus Sunday more fun:
* Adoptable dogs from Mama’s Gona Rescue
* Renault food truck featuring Oktoberfest favorites
* Lawn games, photo booth, and artisan market
* Paint and sip $65 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm inside Louis Lounge
* Dog friendly additions special dog treats and festive photo opps
Join them for one of the most exciting weekends of the season at Renault Winery Resort. For tickets and event details, visit: renaultwinery dot com/events
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Families with children and their furry companions are more than welcome to enjoy a weekend filled with discovery, taste, and fall fun. Artisan goods and food will be available for purchase throughout the weekend.
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Fathom Entertainment to Bring Inspirational
Broken Mary: The Kevin Matthews Story Documentary
to Theatres Nationwide for One Night
Only on October 7
Recounts a Story of the Redemption of a Larger-Than-Life Radio Icon
On October 7 (the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary), audiences nationwide will have the opportunity for one night only to see exclusively on the big screen a feature-length documentary recounting a story about redemption with Broken Mary: The Kevin Matthews Story. Matthews’ miraculous true story of fame, brokenness and redemption is told in the inspirational film and will be distributed by Fathom Entertainment, the leading specialty distributor of content to theatrical partners worldwide.
Watch the Broken Mary: The Kevin Matthews Story teaser trailer
Tickets for Broken Mary: The Kevin Matthews Story will are on sale at Fathom Entertainment and participating theatre box offices (theatre locations are subject to change). For more information, please visit Fathom Entertainment.
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Fathom Entertainment Brings Back to Theatres Jim Henson's Groundbreaking Fantasy Adventure The Dark Crystal October 12-13 in Celebration of the 70-Year Anniversary of
The Jim Henson Company
Tickets Now On Sale; New Brian Henson Introduction Part of
This Special Fathom Release on the Big Screen
Fathom Entertainment, the leading specialty distributor of content to theatrical partners worldwide, Universal Pictures and The Jim Henson Company are proudly bringing back to theatres Jim Henson's epic fantasy adventure, The Dark Crystal on October 12-13.
This special Fathom Entertainment release honors the groundbreaking cinematic classic and celebrates the 70th Anniversary of The Jim Henson Company. The Dark Crystal includes a special introduction from Brian Henson, Chairman of The Jim Henson Company and son of Jim Henson.
About The Dark Crystal
Another world, another time… in the age of Wonder. From genius filmmaker Jim Henson comes The Dark Crystal, a masterful live-action fantasy starring some of the most imaginative creatures ever put on film. Many years ago, the mysterious Crystal was cracked and an age of chaos began, led by the evil race of Skeksis who rule over the land of Thra. Meanwhile, raised in solitude by a gentle race of creatures called the Mystics, the Gelfling orphan Jen, is sent on a quest to find the missing shard that will heal the Dark Crystal and restore balance to the universe.
Tickets for The Dark Crystal are now on sale at Fathom Entertainment and participating theatre box offices (theatre locations are subject to change For more information, please visit Fathom Entertainment.
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