Parton released seven singles before Hello, I’m Dolly hit record store shelves. The first six were non-album singles. Then, she chose “The Little Things” as the lead single from the album. All seven ...

CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio – “Working ‘9 to 5,’ what a way to make a living.” That’s the motto of the Cleveland Orchestra as of late. With a jam-packed summer winding down, they’re bringing some Tennessee ...

Some stories are carried by one iconic character, and leave nothing else to be desired. Dolly Gallagher Levi is worth the ticket price alone. Cortland Repertory Theatre kicked off its 54th season ...

Lamp-Lite Theatre this week opens a show that its director describes as a “behemoth of a musical” with a cast and crew of 40 people and two canines. “Ever since the theater got started back up from ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Broadway on Brevard’s 35th season continues with some of the greatest songs in musical theatre history. 1. For the second time in 30 years, “Hello, Dolly!” is now playing at the ...

Put on your Sunday clothes and head to Cocoa Village Playhouse to see Jerry Herman’s classic musical, “Hello, Dolly!” The show opens Friday, Jan 31 for a run through Feb. 16. The story follows Dolly ...

If the costumes weren’t so eye-catching, Erin Tetour might not have auditioned for “Hello Dolly.” As it is, the Antioch resident has the lead in PM&L Theatre’s upcoming production of “Hello Dolly,” ...

Amber Iman in "Hello, Dolly!," a co-production of the Arkansas Repertory Theatre and the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Credit: Matthew Sewell Photography In an homage to the 1967 revival of “Hello, ...

Despite a great score and funny script, “Hello, Dolly!” is almost never staged anymore by San Diego theaters. That may be because its 1900-era story about a New York matchmaker finding her own mate ...

Hello again, Hello, Dolly! Jerry Herman and Michael Stewart’s much-loved musical premiered on Broadway in 1964, earning 10 Tony awards, and arrived in the West End a year later. It has been revived ...

The production’s scale is immediately evident in the gleam of the overture as played by Nicholas Skilbeck’s lustrous, 21-piece band, the largest — by some distance — currently being heard in London.

Yesterday evening WhatsOnStage attended a star-studded opening night at The London Palladium. Finally, the much-anticipated revival of Hello, Dolly! – led by two-time WhatsOnStage Award winner Imelda ...