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‘The Outsiders’ musical review: Tony-winning Broadway hit brings gritty coming-of-age story to Toronto
What to know Like Rent, like Phantom of the Opera, and like the Tragically Hip-inspired It’s a Good Life If You Don’t Weaken, the Tony... The post ‘The Outsiders’ musical review: Tony-winning Broadway hit brings gritty coming-of-age story to Toronto appeared first on NOW Toronto.
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The live music scene in the Cincinnati area has been reeling over the past week following turmoil at one of the region’s oldest venues, the Madison Theater in Covington. The operators of the theater announced unexpectedly last week that the venue would be closing. This turned out not to be entirely accurate – both the [] The post ‘The mousetrap doesn’t eliminate rodents’ Cincinnati’s DIY music scene persists despite venue closures appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.
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Live music in Toronto this week: Alex Warren, Madison Beer and more concerts to catch
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Related coverage for "‘The Outsiders’ musical review: Tony-winning Broadway hit brings gritty coming-of-age story to Toronto": Polygon — Rhythm Heaven Groove review: Nintendo's wacky music game sticks to the hits. Cincinnati CityBeat — ‘The mousetrap doesn’t eliminate rodents’ Cincinnati’s DIY music scene persists despite venue closures. People.com — Bonnie Tyler, ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’ Singer, Dies at 75. Now Magazine — Live music in Toronto this week: Alex Warren, Madison Beer and more concerts to catch. MovieGuide — THE SOUND OF MUSIC Returns to Broadway After 30 Years. CNET — Nintendo's Weird Rhythm Heaven Is My Song of the Summer