Magda Szubanski: I Can’t Tell You But I Will
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Hayley Levitt| The actress, singer, and former 3LW member is back on Broadway as The Great Gatsby’s Jordan Baker. ||Broadway|Corbin Bleu,Naturi Naughton-Lewis,The Great Gatsby [...] Read M…
Angela Meleca argues that arts entities need to focus on the outcomes of their programs which align with the things funders measure, including governments. More importantly, as she noted in …
A rotating pack of Broadway favorites is heading to The Triad Theater, where man’s best friend finally gets the last word. Anyone who has ever looked into a dog’s eyes and wondered what …
This manga-adaptation musical isn't as much fun or as sexy as it ought to be. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen at the Culture Club appeared first on Exeunt…
“Hamilton” and more will host accessible performances this season.
The premise is as cheerfully appalling as its title suggests. Queeney Todd, played by the formidable baritone Nathaniel Sullivan, returns to London after a decade away, determined to settle …
On November 3, Question 2 on the Philadelphia ballot will ask voters if we should make our city arts and culture office permanent, instead of subject to the whims of the mayor. Alaina Johns …
By David Dow Bentley III “The People’s Critic” [Click any photo to enlarge.] The action opens on the simple, but appealing farm country set (designer, Kevin Colburn), depicting …
Mona Pirnot presents us with another form-bending, auto fiction production--a play, I Became We--with its entirety sang by a 16-person classical choir. This intimate, humorous, and familiar …
King of the Yees is a show that is wise, bold, and oh so full of spirit! The post King of the Yees at Signature Theatre appeared first on The Front Row Center.
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Lukas Dhont explores the fragile courage, private longing, and fleeting freedom found amid the horrors of the First World War. By Ross I could hardly wai…
Mona Pirnot and composer Jack D. Coen turn a thirtysomething playwright’s contemplation of her future into a 70-minute choral work that’s funny, thoughtful, and deeply moving.
Kenji Fujishima| Mona Pirnot’s latest autofictional experiment, featuring a 16-person choir, is her most resonant yet. ||Off-Broadway|Blair McMillen,Jack D. Coen,Mimi Lien,Mona Pirnot,Paig…
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The Drama Desk Awards has named three-time Drama Desk Award winner, and also multi-time Tony and Grammy Award winner, Bernadette Peters the recipient of the Harold Prince Award for the 2026-…
Launching their sweeping 2026–2027 season of Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Center, the first event – Ballet Festival: Jerome Robbins – brought three distinct programs…
AFI FEST 2026: A Cinematic Triumph Celebrating the Power, Imagination and Future of Film Every movie is a miracle. In its landmark 40th edition, AFI FEST presented by Canva delivered a sw…
Complete season schedule: 1. Ballet Festival: Jerome Robbins October 23–25, 2026 Friday, October 23 — 7:30 p.m. Saturday, October 24 — 7:30 p.m. Sunday, October 25 — 2:00 p.m. Venue:…
Pirates of Penzance [in Yiddish] – 25 October 2026 A raucous concert production of Pirates of Penzance fleetingly set sail at Symphony Space. The National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene put on…
We spoke to Jim Caruso about bringing Cast Party back to London, audience participation, and what makes every performance unique. Read the interview now! The post Interview: Jim Caruso on Ji…
Writer Kate Vozella delivers biting, hilarious dialogue. However, the script fails to explain the most imperative element of the plot: why the characters are at the facility. The play also d…
Award-winning solo show Pink Rabbit will make its official London debut at Soho Theatre this November, following a critically acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Fringe The post Award-winning sol…
Australian comedian, storyteller, and visual artist Sam Kissajukian brings his globally popular show about living with bipolar through the power of art to Delaware Theatre Company. Gail Oben…
Just last week The Imaginary Invalid, by Molière, translated by Doug Skinner, and adapted by Tony Award winner Bill Irwin, opened at the Todd Haimes Theatre. The play features direction by …
Matthew Warchus' production of Charles Dickens' immortal classic, A Christmas Carol, adapted for the stage by Jack Thorne will return to Perelman Performing Arts Center this holiday season…
By . Conversations with contributors on the first book to present such an expansive theatrical perspective on drawing.
The Philly premiere of Suddenly Last Summer, developed by Opera Philadelphia and the Fisher Center LAB, was a shocking cultural experience audiences will not soon forget. Linda Holt reviews.
Originally set to run through January 3, 2027, the Tony winner’s solo show has extended through February 14.
Learn who has joined the cast of the upcoming Broadway premiere.
When never again is now, we must remember Japanese American incarceration during WWII. Rob Buscher visits Noguchi to Asawa: Designing Postwar America at the Barnes with family members who li…
The political fundraiser will benefit the non-profit work of The States Project and The States Forum.
The Greatest Showman musical is set to make its television debut at The Royal Variety Performance 2026, giving an exclusive preview of the new West stage production. The upcoming stage adapt…
Broadway's best gathered October 26 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the landmark Jonathan Larson musical.
The starry revival has quickly become one of the Main Stem's top grossers.
Derek Klena is confirmed to continue playing with the Savannah Bananas for their next season. Banana Ball has confirmed that the Tony nominee will be staying with the team as one of their En…
Following last week's news of the Glee reboot, Gleeks immediately began to predict what musicals could be featured in the new episodes. While the original run featured iconic moments with so…
If you wondered where the dozens of Rent stars were hanging out last night when they weren't onstage, Norbert Leo Butz is giving a backstage look. In a new Instagram video, the Tony winner s…
West End star Alison Jiear has revealed that she has been diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive and incurable form of brain cancer. She has launched a GoFundMe to raise £50,000 for a s…
Linda Buchwald| Upcoming shows with TDF Autism Friendly Performances also include the Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes and The Lion King. ||Broadway|Broadway,Christmas…
The Hudson Theatre was the place to be last week as the first Broadway revival of Jon Robin Baitz’s Tony Award-winning play Other Desert Cities, directed by Tony Award winner John Benjamin…
Matt reviews the original Broadway production of “School Girls; Or the African Mean Girls Play.” Patreon: BroadwayRadiohttps://www.patreon.com/broadwayradio For a transcript of this epis…
If "Other Desert Cities" has one silver lining, it's the play's uncanny ability to attract the type of star power that blinds audiences to a mundane narrative. For its Broadway debut fifteen…
Broadway’s big-name fall stars continued putting seats in the seats last week, with Billy Crystal’s 860, Other Desert Cities with Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ed Harris and Allison Janney, and A…
It’s a helluva night with everyone’s favorite monster. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE
'Other Desert Cities' with Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Allison Janney is still proving a starry draw.
Click below to access all the Broadway grosses from all the shows for the week ending 10/25/2026 in BroadwayWorld's grosses section. Also, you will find information on each show's historical…
TDF has revealed the final four shows joining its 15th season of Autism Friendly Performances. The newly revealed productions include the first-ever AFP of The Book of Mormon on Sunday,…
Longtime activist gets his first feature length film, set to kick off 19th Annual PAAF. Evan Schares previews.
Jen Silverman’s comedic play is a timeless contemplation of temptation, jealousy, and the brutal cost of surrendering to our darkest impulses. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE