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The Thurston Community Players will present their first production after a two-year hiatus in early May.

How James Vessell's time at Wayne State University inspired his career.

'The Book of Mormon' is now playing at the Fisher Theatre through March 19th.

Award-winning actress Michelle Azar will portray Ginsburg on the stage.

'Beetlejuice' is now playing at the Detroit Opera House through February 12.

'Beetlejuice' is now playing at the Detroit Opera House through February 12.

Tickets are now on sale for the Pioneer Theatre Guild's "You on the Moors Now."

How the biggest titles of the season make their way to Motown.

Cartell leads the touring production of Les Misérables as Jean Valjean.

We sat down with the stars of Tina: Zurin Villanueva, one of the two alternating Tina Turners, and Garrett Turner, who plays ex-husband Ike Turner, about playing two icons every night.

Performances will take place across four days at the end of October at Concordia’s Black Box Theater.

Interested candidates can submit a headshot, resume and video to the theatre company.

Slides, swings, and fun things to climb on are all classic elements of a childhood favorite playgrounds.

With Memorial Day Weekend marking the unofficial start of summer, family’s can’t wait to get the summer activities started. Today on “Live In The D”, Tati spoke with James Zahn, senior editor at The Toy Insider, to give us a sneak peak at some of the toys your kids will get hours of fun time with.

Step into an updated twist on a classic fairytale during three weekend performances of “Mirror on the Wall” on June 4-5.

Enjoy two benefits to help LSNC complete its nature playscape.

She is a playwright, an author, an actress, and an activist on Broadway. Her musical “Ain’t Too Proud - The Life and Times of the Temptations” was nominated for 12 Tony Awards. Now she has a new play set to premiere on Broadway this month showcasing her hometown of Detroit.

Reservations for select times between July 1-18 will be available starting at 10 a.m. on Friday.

A play about young Black men trapped on a street corner has positioned itself as the first Broadway show audiences can watch live when the Great White Way restarts.

Several public playgrounds in Ann Arbor will be closed for resurfacing during the week of May 31.

At 10 a.m. on Friday, discounted tickets to visit the museum at select dates and times in June go on sale.

Tickets for admission must be reserved in advance to ensure safe social distancing.

Shakespeare in the Arb has been canceled. It would have been the theater's 21st season.

All across the U.S., including here in Detroit, one nonprofit is hard at work bringing playgrounds -- and smiles -- to children in communities often overlooked.

To help beat the winter blues, families are encouraged to venture outdoors to play, spend time together and get some fresh air. “In Gaffield Children’s Garden, we provide rich, open-ended nature play experiences. We encourage families to participate and replicate what we do here, in their own homes, apartments, and parks.”One such activity is constructing a winter obstacle course. They posted this obstacle course over the weekend:Anything can be used to construct the obstacle course -- snow balls, sticks, stumps and rope, to name a few items. Make sure you associate a mission with the course: “Let’s hop over three snowballs, circle the stump two times and sprint to the tree.”To see the full guide on creating a fun winter obstacle course, click here.

ANN ARBOR – Local youth theater group Young People’s Theater has launched a fundraising campaign to stay open amid the coronavirus pandemic. Since 1977, the youth theater group has been putting on productions and hosting camps and classes for kids ages five and up. When the pandemic began in March, YPT had to stop all activities, which halted incoming revenue. The theater company, a 501(c)(3) non profit run exclusively by volunteers, fears it will be forced to close if it cannot raise funds to cover operational expenses. Young People’s Theater is at 331 Metty Dr. STE 3.