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DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES -- A stage production of "Life of Pi" is now playing in downtown Los Angeles, bringing the tale's iconic animals to life with impressive puppetry. The star of the show is a ...

THANK YOU. SWITCHING GEARS NOW. SO A MAN, A ZEBRA AND A TIGER ALL GET ON TO A RAFT. AS THE PEACE CENTER’S NEWEST BROADWAY PLAY. AND MANY OF THE ACTORS ARE MADE OF WOOD AND METAL. WHO BETTER TO TELL US ...

The Broadway production of "Life of Pi," has made it to Des Moines, featuring world-class puppetry that brings an entire zoo to life. Hyenas, a zebra, apes and even a Bengal tiger, are all puppets ...

From bestselling novel to Oscar-winning movie to Tony-nominated hit play, "Life of Pi" has captivated audiences with a tale of literal captivity. The story centers around a young boy, Pi Patel, and a ...

Hiran Abeysekera and a Bengal tiger puppet named Richard Parker (handled here by Fred Davis, Scarlet Wilderink and Andrew Wilson) in “Life of Pi” at Broadway's Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre. (Matthew ...

This Tony Award-winning Broadway play takes audiences on a fantastic journey across the Pacific Ocean. A young man named Pi Patel experiences a shipwreck and manages to escape to a lifeboat, but he’s ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Taha Mandviwala helms the cast and aptly carries the narrative opposite ...

Taha Mandviwala as the title character and puppeteers Anna Leigh Gortner, Shiloh Goodin and Toussaint Jeanlouis as the Bengal tiger Richard Parker in the national tour of Life of Pi. Evan Zimmerman ...

Big cats are familiar territory for The Fox Theatre, where glowing eyes and roars greet visitors at the bottom of the grand staircase and Simba and Nala and a whole cast of Jellicles have made several ...

CEDAR FALLS — When actors Coldin Grundmeyer and Luke Dombroski are on stage in Disney’s “Winnie the Pooh: The New Musical Stage Adaptation,” they’re each lugging around an extra 40 pounds. That’s ...