Feet do all the best talking in Arena Stage’s “Newsies.” Oh, there is the regular inventory of other body parts in director Molly Smith’s faithful revival, but the various gestures and vocalizations ...

Extra! Extra! Read all about it! “Newsies” the musical is opening Friday Aug. 2 in Hazleton. And in Duryea. The show, which depicts New York City’s newsboy strike of 1899, will play this weekend and ...

Spokane Valley Summer Theatre’s production of “Newsies” is off to a brilliant start. First things first, a hearty hats off to choreographer Angela Pierson. The music is lovely, and there was no ...

At every performance of Newsies, the 14 members of the ensemble don't just do high-flying leaps and midair somersaults. They also climb more than 50 flights of stairs. Some of those are part of the ...

Disney's Newsies is being put on by Music Theatre West in Logan right now! The 57-member cast is made up of locals, all volunteers, who can sing and dance like the pros! They were selected from a ...

UB Theatre and Dance (THD) students and graduates are in demand with professional theater companies in Buffalo and nationally. We’re proud to announce that ten current and former THD students will ...

The cast of Disney's "Newsies'' musical is hosting a dance workshop with Washington-area students at the Newseum. The workshop Friday will include 200 students from Manassas Park Middle School in ...

Young Players has announced the upcoming production of Disney’s Newsies, opening August 7, 2025 at the Royal Theatre, 111 S. Market Street, Benton, AR 72015. Based on the real-life Newsboys Strike of ...

It’s 1899 in New York City, and homeless newsboy Jack Kelly works hard selling papers while dreaming of a better life. But with circulation declining, New York World publisher Joseph Pulitzer ...

The stars of Disney's "Newsies" shared some behind-the-scenes secrets about the 1992 movie. Songs like "A Day at the Beach" and "The Point of No Return" were cut from the film. Ele Keats' real singing ...

In the 19th century, getting a daily newspaper looked a little different than it does today. Newsies would buy the “papes” directly from the publisher for 50 cents per 100 copies, then turn around and ...