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The Grand Theatre, located at Salt Lake Community College, South City Campus is set to present this limited engagement of Four Guys Names Jose and ulna mujer named Maria, playing May 6-16th, 2009.

JG Ballard's influence on culture went far beyond literature. We look at his lasting impact on film, pop, architecture, TV and visual artFilm: Peter BradshawJG Ballard's influence on the cinema is elusive, indirect, glimpseable at the margins. Perhaps searching for a ­Ballardian cinema in ordinary terms is obtuse: we should be looking instead at CCTV footage taken from any shopping-mall security camera, or the Big Brother daytime live feed, or one of the direct-impact 9/11 World Trade Centre plane-crash shots - avidly consumed on YouTube, but now considered too brutal for television.Ballard was a poet of the occult fear, the subliminal horror. His work explored the unexpressed, anarchic ­euphoria lurking in the interstices of modern, rational civilisation, the longing to smash things up. If there is a ­Ballardian presence in the cinema, it is Lee Harvey Oswald, sitting in a darkened Dallas movie theatre in 1963, watching the Audie Murphy picture War Is Hell, waiting for the cops to pic

In keeping with the East Meets East Initiative, the Lower East Side Business Improvement District (LES BID) and Fourth Arts Block (FAB) partnered with Transport Group Theatre Company, winner of a special 2007 Drama Desk Award and a 2007 Obie Award, to promote local business during the company's world premiere production of the Off-Broadway musical, Being Audrey.

The Flowertown Players of Summerville conclude their 2009/2010 Classic Series with the Woody Allen comedy, Play it Again, Sam. This show is directed by Jim Doran at the historic James F. Dean Community Theatre at 133 South Main Street.

'More and more, it seems, we treat every audience as though they carry a phantom remote control. We are terrified of losing them.'...

Red Barn Theatre was a well known cultural fixture in the Lake Simcoe area, and with 59 years of staging performances

In concert with the Romanian Cultural Institut in new york and the French Cultural Services in Chicago, Trap Door Theatre is proud to present Matei Visniec's Horses at the Window. Horses at the Window is a penetrating, playful examination of the women who wait patiently at home for their fighting men.