Reston Community Players’ ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ lets the good times roll by Laura Mills

The Mardi Gras–themed show is a flavorful mix of physical comedy and classic musical theater.  By LAURA MILLS

In Review: ‘In the Heights’ New York City Center gala production by Matt Tamanini

Matt reviews the New York City Center gala production of “In the Heights.” Patreon: BroadwayRadiohttps://www.patreon.com/broadwayradio For a transcript of this episode, please email tran…

From Where We Sat: The Laura Pels Theatre (Off- Broadway) by JK

From Where We Sat:The Laura Pels Theatre (Off-Broadway)The Theater:111 W. 46th StreetCurrent Capacity: 425 seatsOrchestra and Mezzanine seatingWhat We Saw There:The Heart (Review HERE)What W…

‘Frighteningly of the moment’: Steven Sater on his emperor Nero musical and turning JFK’s assassination into a Greek tragedy by Mark Lawson

It took the Tony winner 20 years to bring his ‘showman’ tyrant to London. He reflects on its Trumpian parallels, the death of Spring Awakening’s Duncan Sheik and the horrific accident …

Little-known theater jobs: vocal, dance and music arranger by Ruthie Fierberg

Veteran vocal, dance and music arranger David Chase offers a brilliant, detailed primer on the discipline of arranging.

Broadway Pipeline: November 4, 2026 by Theatrical Index

'Ceilidh The Musical' review — join in the fun with this festive celebration of Scottish dance by Matt Wolf

The Tony-winning director Sam Pinkleton (Oh, Mary!) brings this heartfelt Scottish knees-up to London following runs in Baltimore and Edinburgh.

‘Every family has silences’: Kathryn Hunter on despair, desire, dislodgeable limbs – and her acting genius by Paula Cocozza

She has played King Lear, all three witches in Macbeth and an ape turned variety performer in Kafka’s Monkey. As she prepares for a new show, she discusses the soaring highs and deep lows …

Wake Up With BroadwayWorld November 4, 2026- OTHER DESERT CITIES Tops the Grosses and More

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is November 4, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours: NEW - BWW For You, Personali…

Website Categories By Audience Goals, Not Genre by Joe Patti

I wish Ruth Hartt would write something mundane on LinkedIn because I am tired of only being able to use the Insightful reaction on her posts. I really just want an opportunity to use the Th…

Stonnington’s flagship Christmas concert series by Aussie Theatre

City of Stonnington’s highly celebrated free Christmas concerts, return this December with Family Christmas at Central Park on Sunday 6

The Great Gatsby roars into Her Majesty’s Theatre Melbourne from 22 January by Aussie Theatre

Champagne. Scandal. Spectacular excess. The Jazz Age is coming to Melbourne in a lavish theatrical event set to make summer

SHOW UP! Hosted by Nick Hardcastle by Aussie Theatre

Following the huge success of its debut in October, SHOW UP! returns to Darling Quarter Theatre on Monday 30 November

It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play Begins Broadway Performances Tonight by Sophia Rubino

Life doesn’t get more wonderful than this. It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play begins performances at the Broadhurst Theater on November 4, with opening night set for November 18. I…

Interview: Joe Keery Talks Other Desert Cities, Stranger Things, and Sweet Potatoes by Zach

Iris Wiener| The Netflix star is making his Broadway debut in Jon Robin Baitz’s Tony-winning play. ||Broadway|Joe Keery,John Benjamin Hickey,Jon Robin Baitz,Other Desert Cities,Steve Harri…

Before I Forget

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A Few Good Men: Michael Arden’s Brilliant Broadway Revival Is a Masterclass in Theatrical Precision by Suzanna Bowling

Aaron Sorkin’s A Few Good Men has returned to Broadway with the force of a military command and the emotional impact of a devastating confession. At Lincoln Center Theater’s Vivian Beaum…

Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents Schmigadoon’s Juan Pablo Di Pace by Suzanna Bowling

Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents, is filmed from the Hotel Edison and is a podcast extension of T2C. We are back after a small hiatus. Today on Live From The Hotel…

Rockers on Broadway 33 Part Two: Corey Glover — A Rock Legend Who Refused to Play by the Rules by Suzanna Bowling

Sony Hall was rocking Monday night as Rockers on Broadway celebrated its 33rd anniversary, bringing together Broadway royalty, rock legends, and emerging talent for an evening that proved gr…

Meet the Cast of IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE, Now Playing on Broadway

It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play, directed by four-time Tony Award winner Jerry Zaks, is making its Broadway premiere! Performances are now underway, ahead of an opening night on Wed…

Broadway’s ‘The Lost Boys’ Halloween blood drive could benefit 147 patients by Lee D'amato

The organization has shared the results of its Broadway blood drive and fundraiser.

On the Couch with Daniel Macey

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Fred Smith: AMERICA

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Kenny Loggins Reveals Talks of Potential Broadway Musical Based on His Life

The life and career of Kenny Loggins could become the subject of a new Broadway musical. The singer-songwriter recently revealed that filmmaker and Broadway producer Dori Berinstein has expr…

Review Roundup: Elizabeth Gillies and More Star in ROPE Off-Broadway

The New Group's world premiere production of Rope, a new adaptation by Gordon Greenberg based on Patrick Hamilton's classic thriller, officially opens tonight, November 3, at the Theater at …

‘We’ll See’ revisits the Apple family amid the ongoing MAGA migraine (Off Broadway review) by Thom Geier

Writer-director Richard Nelson's Apple family returns to the Public Theater, where a veteran ensemble turns a MAGA-era kitchen chat into a warm refuge.

The Great Gatsby roars into Her Majesty’s Theatre Melbourne in January 2027

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The Uncomfortable Truth: Maree Clarke and megan evans

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Cast announced for Simon Godwin’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ at STC by News Desk

A national and international company of multidisciplinary artists will bring the magical production to life.

Coco Queens by Steven Morris

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At the Very Bottom of a Body of Water by Steven Morris

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What Should You Consider When Buying Handcrafted Wooden Furniture Online in Australia?

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Review: Rope at the Theatre at St. Clement’s by Lane Williamson

Gordon Greenberg lays the motivation bare in his new adaptation of this nearly 100-year-old play. Lane Williamson reviews. The post Review: Rope at the Theatre at St. Clement’s appeared fi…

Rope: Murders Most Foul by Michael Sommers

★★☆☆☆ Gordon Greenberg blandly reheats an old recipe in The New Group's premiere of a thriller made famous by Hitchcock The post Rope: Murders Most Foul appeared first on New York …

Hitchcock’s ‘Rope’ gets a queerer, bloodier makeover that goes for shock over suspense (Off Broadway review) by Thom Geier

Cameron Monaghan and Corey Fogelmanis play a Leopold-and-Loeb-inspired couple in The New Group’s adaptation of Patrick Hamilton’s play, but it lacks the suspense of Hitchcock’s film.

Review: As a Thiller, Gordon Greenberg’s Rope Isn’t All That Taut by Phempstead

Pete Hempstead| The New Group’s revisal pays tribute to Hitchcock but loses its grip on suspense. ||Off-Broadway| [...] Read More... from Review: As a Thiller, Gordon Greenberg’s Rope Is…

Rope by Darryl Reilly

Two male 1950s Princeton students murder a classmate in this spellbinding revisal of Hitchcock’s film and the play; homoerotic flourishes abound. The post Rope appeared first on Theatersc…

Margaret Cho To Make Broadway Debut As Narrator In THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW by James Kennedy

Margaret Cho's scheduled Broadway debut as the Narrator follows Rachel Dratch's Tony-nominated tenure and a Rosie O'Donnell guest stint, with the revival's closing date and the length of her…

Teri Hatcher Says Theatre Eases Pressure Over Ageing In West End Run Of THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA by James Kennedy

Teri Hatcher's account of playing Miranda Priestly in THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA places age, beauty and the different demands of stage and screen at its centre, in a reported West End turn at the…

Diana Ross to headline Sydney Summertime for her only Australian show

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Rope Review by Jonathan Mandell

Hitchcock this is not. Yes, two young men hold a dinner party, setting the buffet on the parlor chest containing their murder victim. But this “Rope,” newly adapted by Gordon Greenberg, …

DramaWatch: November’s holiday gift wrap by Linda Ferguson

From Shangana's Irish "Smuggler" to Center Stage's "Little Shop," Third Rail's "An Iliad," Portland Playhouse's "Christmas Carol," Lakewood's "White Christmas," Artist's Rep's terrific "Marv…

Review: The Blue Violinist Over West End Avenue, Shouting About Israel on the Upper West Side by Zach

Dan Rubins| Debbie Goodstein’s family drama opens at Theatre Row. ||Off-Broadway|Adam Heller,Ali Axelrad,Barbara Walsh,Debbie Goodstein,Etai Benson,Harrison Bryan,Jonathan Silverstein,Jose…

The Imaginary Invalid by Elyse Trevers

As soon as Bill Irwin’s reimagined version of The Imaginary Invalid begins, we realize this will be a different take on Moliere’s classic play.The comedy begins in the commedia dell’ar…

Photos: Get a 1st Look at Slanted Floors, Starring Adam Chanler-Berat and Kyle Beltran, Off-Broadway by Andrew Gans

Ryan Dobrin directs Billy McEntee's play, presented to audiences of 30.

In ‘Alcestis 2020’ at Gallaudet, an emotional story of grief during COVID  by Mary V. Holiman

In spoken English and American Sign Language, the gripping world premiere follows two gay men and their son. By MARY V. HOLIMAN

‘Waiting for Lefty’ Review: Protest Songs in the Key of Life by Tim Teeman

The music of the folk duo Yeller Tooth gives Classic Stage Company’s revival of this dated Clifford Odets play a refreshing heart.

& JULIET Actor 'Resting' After Being Taken by Ambulance to Hospital Following Onstage Injury

Daniel Assetta is recovering after an onstage incident over the weekend at Broadway’s & Juliet. Following the Saturday, October 31, matinee of & Juliet, Assetta — who plays H…

Broadway Box Office: Tom Hiddleston In ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ Starts Off Strong by Caitlin Huston

'Other Desert Cities' was the top earner in a down week for Broadway.

Review: The Other Side of Murder at Churchill Theatre Bromley by Alice Grahame

Review: The Other Side of Murder at Churchill Theatre Bromley "The writing is quick-witted with some great one-liners" The post Review: The Other Side of Murder at Churchill Theatre Bromley …