Zachary Quinto Goes From Silver Screen to Great White Way >>
'Heroes', 'American Horror Story: Murder House & Asylum', and the 2009 'Star Trek' reboot. Zachary Quinto was (and still is) well on track to become of the biggest stars of both film and TV. However, Quinto has made the decision to stick a little closer to the stage. Starting off, off-Broadway in 'Angels in America' Quinto made his Broadway debut in the 2013 revival of the classic Tennessee Williams’ play The Glass Menagerie as Tom. Quinto is currently gearing up for another stint off-Broadway in Noah Haidle’s 'Smokefall.'Now Quinto is opening up about why he left the small and silver screens for the Great White Way.
William Shatner is Proposing a 'Star Trek' TV Musical in For 50th Anniversary >>
With George Takei already starring on Broadway, William Shatner is also proposing a musical of his own -- this one on TV and commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 'Star Trek' franchise.
The Next Generation of 3D-Printed Musical Instruments Are Worthy of a Star Trek Movie >>
It was only a matter of time until some brilliant designers started using the new 3D printing technology to make musical instruments. The science has recently moved beyond creating mere reproductions of existing musical instruments into promising new realms of creativity, sound and design.
'A Klingon Christmas Carol' Translates Dickens' Scrooge Fable to 'Star Trek' Universe for Fifth Chicago Season >>
'A Klingon Christmas Carol' is performed in the original Klingon with English supertitles, and narrative analysis from The Vulcan Institute of Cultural Anthropology.
The Houston Symphony Presents J.J. Abrams' Iconic ‘Star Trek’ Movies with Live Orchestra at Jones Hall >>
The Houston Symphony invites you to boldly go where no symphony audience has gone before, when it performs the film scores of J.J. Abrams' 'Star Trek' movies while the blockbuster films are shown on a huge screen above the orchestra.
Sci-Fi Films Dominate the Chicago Symphony Orchestra‘s “At the Movies” Series: ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ and ‘Metropolis’ >>
Classic science fiction films like '2001: A Space Odyssey' are ideal candidates for the concert hall because many of them are more luxuriously paced than the often frenetic films being made today. And there are few loud special effects to drown out the musical score, as happens frequently in contemporary sci-fi.
Virginia Tech's OPERAcraft Brings Mozart to Minecraft, the Computer Game >>
The good students at Virginia Tech University have brought together the gleaming pixels of computer hit Minecraft and the glowing music of Mozart to create an opera, OPERAcraft.
