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- 1Trump plans to add his name to Ford's Theatre▼Where is Trump trying to put his name next? Ford's Theatre– where Lincoln was shot
Critics are reacting to reports that Donald Trump wants to attach his name to Ford's Theatre in Washington, the site where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in 1865. Commentators are questioning the appropriateness of branding a historic landmark tied to Lincoln's legacy, and the story is spreading quickly across news and social media.
- 2Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Opens Season with Duke Ellington Tribute▼Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe opens season with 'Sophisticated Ladies' tribute to Duke Ellington
The Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe in Sarasota, Florida, has opened its new season with a production of 'Sophisticated Ladies', a musical tribute to jazz legend Duke Ellington. The show celebrates Ellington's songbook through jazz, dance and performance. It marks the start of the company's season and highlights its focus on Black artists and stories.
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Otto Sirgo, the Cuban-born Mexican actor known for decades of work in film, theatre and television, has died. Spanish-language media are reporting his death and celebrating him as a reference point of Mexican entertainment, remembering a career that spanned telenovelas, cinema and stage productions.
- 4Theatre Pro Rata Stages The Hired Man at Crane Theater▼"The Hired Man" by Theatre Pro Rata at the Crane Theater
Theatre Pro Rata is presenting a production of "The Hired Man" at the Crane Theater. The local theater company's staging has drawn attention from area arts outlets, with reviewers highlighting the production as part of the company's season. Little further detail about the show's reception is available at this time.
- 5'Carmen' returns to Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre●A-E Source: ‘Carmen’ returns to Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre
Bizet's opera 'Carmen' is returning to the Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre, according to an announcement from the Vallejo Times Herald. The staging brings the classic opera back to the Solano County venue, offering local audiences a chance to see the well-known work close to home. Details about the production company, cast and performance dates were not included in the announcement.