Jay Gould

Haven is celebrating its 10th season with its annual Director’s Haven, which features three emerging directors. Check out photos here!

The Gilded Age has returned for season two with a fresh lineup of Broadway stars! The first season of Julian Fellowes' series featured over 60 Broadway alums, including Audra McDonald, Nathan Lane, Cynthia Nixon, and more. Check out which faces you recognize from the theatre, including new additions like Laura Benanti and Jeremy Shamos.

DreamWrights Center for Community Arts presents the thrilling and hysterical who-dun-it mystery comedy The 39 Steps. On stage for just one weekend, opening on October 28th through the 30th - this is one Halloween treat not to pass on.

Shepard Hills Golf Club will present Comedy Under the Stars with headliners Mary Dimino and Vinnie Mark. The show is scheduled for the Event Center Friday August 30th.

The History Theatre is having fun this month, with a world premiere by the popular writing duo known as 'Hatchling': Jeffrey Hatcher (book) and Chan Poling (music and lyrics). LORD GORDON GORDON is a romp of a musical in the tradition of con man stories like THE MUSIC MAN. It's based on little known true events in Minnesota and New York in the 1870s-events that eventually led to the fleecing of a bunch of investors (including the wealthy robber baron Jay Gould) and a Minnesota militia marching on Canada.

Theatre Wesleyan has a first look at the latest production in their 2017/18 season, Important Hats of the Twentieth Century by Nick Jones.

Theatre Wesleyan at Texas Wesleyan University is pleased to present the third production of the 2017-18 season, Important Hats of the Twentieth Century by Nick Jones.

'Tweeting da Vinci' has won numerous gold medals for content and design in its first year of publication. Competing against thousands of books, Tweeting da Vinci took top honors in prestigious national competitions. Among the awards won were: Foreword Reviews Gold Medal Best Nature Book Eric Hoffer Awards Best Book Cover USA Book News Awards First Place Best Science Book USA Book News Awards First Place Best Interior Design New York Book Festival Gold Medal Wild Card Category Independent Book Publishers Association Silver Medal Best First Book 50 Books/50 Covers Finalist Best Design Eric Hoffer Awards Finalist Best Art Book 'Tweeting da Vinci,' authored by Ann C. Pizzorusso, reveals how Italy's geology has affected its history, art, religion, medicine and culture. Her beautiful book is packed with facts, full-color photos, paintings, sketches and illustrations. She follows in the tradition of writers such as John McPhee and Steven Jay Gould who are able to present complex aspects of geology in a friendly, almost poetic style. Pizzorusso's real genius, however, is in her ability to stitch together widely diverse topics such as gemology, folk remedies, grottoes, painting literature, physics and religionusing geology as a thread. Quoting everyone from Pliny the Elder to NASA physicist Friedemann Freund, Pizzorusso's work is solidly backed scholarship that reads as easily as a summer novel. Wonderfully illustrated and crammed with information, this book is perfect for the traveler (armchair or actual) wishing to visit these exciting places, trivia buffs and scholars alike. About the author: Ann C. Pizzorusso is a geologist and Italian Renaissance scholar. After many years of doing virtually everything in the world of geologydrilling for oil, hunting for gems, cleaning up pollution in soil and groundwater, she turned her geologic skills toward Leonardo da Vinci. Tweeting da Vinci ISBN:978-1-940613-00-0 244 pages $45.00 Available on Amazon in the USA,UK,IT,EU in English and Italian Italian edition Twittando da Vinci ISBN: 978-1-940613-01-7

Directed by Oscar® winner Martin Scorsese and longtime documentary collaborator David Tedeschi, THE 50 YEAR ARGUMENT profiles the provocative and influential publication The New York Review of Books

The tremendous ecological crisis has almost reached its peak and this indicates that the Earth is dying and every life form therein is doomed. With a collective effort, author Paul F. Ploutz believes that it isn't too late to act and be involved in an effort for environmental regeneration. In his book Global Warming: Handbook of Ecological Issues, he encourages readers to take a stand and make a significant contribution in addressing the ecological problems that lead to these situations. Here, he will walk readers through the life-threatening ecological realities, alarming environmental problems and the aggravating human exploits to raise their consciousness and inspire them to become responsible adults.

George Bellows (1882-1925) was regarded as one of America's greatest artists when he died, at the age of 42, from a ruptured appendix.

Tomorrow, Sat Jul 30, at 2pm there will be a special sneak peek of Waterwell's latest drop, The Wizard of Wall Street: Of Bulls and Bears.

Shelby Company is proud to announce the world premier and tour of SOUSEPAW: 'A BASEBALL STORY' a new play by award winning playwright Jonathan A. Goldberg (Land Whale Murders, How to Shoot a Bull Moose) and directed by Luke Harlan (Shift, Fighting A Fish).

The IU Department of Theatre and Drama and acclaimed New York theater company Waterwell will present several 'workshop performances' -- minimal props and costumes with a focus on sound and lighting design and final script development -- of the premiere of Waterwell's new The Wizard of Wall Street: The Life and Achievements of Financier/Railroad King Jay Gould.

The IU Department of Theatre and Drama and acclaimed New York theater company Waterwell will present several 'workshop performances' -- minimal props and costumes with a focus on sound and lighting design and final script development -- of the premiere of Waterwell's new The Wizard of Wall Street: The Life and Achievements of Financier/Railroad King Jay Gould.

A private reading of the new play SWORDPLAY by Ben Bettenbender will be presented October 2 at Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City, CA.

The NYC400 is the first-ever list of New York City's ultimate movers and shakers since the City's founding?from politics, the arts, business, sports, science, and entertainment.

The Friend Center for the Arts at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco (JCCSF) offers Several Theatrical Presentations for 2009 The Hub at the JCCSF presents Fabrik: The Legend of M. Rabinowitz Traveling Jewish Theatre, 470 Florida Street