Video: Watch P!NK (Technically) Go on Broadway at THE GREAT GATSBY

Ahead of hosting the 2026 Tony Awards, P!NK shared a video of herself setting foot on The Broadway Theatre's stage during the curtain call of The Great Gatsby, meaning she has technically be…

An empowering story – “Level Up!” at LATC reviewed by Pauline Adamek

An engaging and moving story about identity, courage and acceptance, Latino Theater Company’s technically innovative new play Level Up! is a wonderfully entertaining experience for all ag…

Visionary Theater Leader Louis Tyrrell Dies, Leaving A Legacy of Contemporary Challenging Art by Bill Hirschman

Louis Tyrrell, one of the core visionaries transforming South Florida theater from safe predictable fare to a birthplace for new plays challenging intellect as well as emotion, died Friday a…

Me-wow! ‘Cats: The Jellicle Ball’ struts its way into the Best Musical Revival race by David Buchanan

The reimagined version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's '80s musical is leaving critics and audiences cheering.

Quinn Lemley’s “The Heat Is On” Thrills At The Triad! by Andrew Poretz

By Andrew Poretz . . . Mult-hyphenate performer, producer, speaker and TV host Quinn Lemley finished her latest run of The Heat is On! A Life in Concert at The Triad Theater in March. The on…

Thrilling New Life for "Death of a Salesman" by Jan Simpson

One of the things we theater obsessives love to do is argue about which is the greatest American play. I’m a Tennessee Williams stan and so I always try to get A Streetcar Named Desire int…

Review: Becky Shaw at the Hayes Theater by Loren Noveck

A lacerating comedy with a misanthropic soul. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: Becky Shaw at the Hayes Theater appeared first on Exeunt Magazine NYC.

Patrick Radden Keefe Is Hollywood’s New Favorite Author by Lexy Perez

The bestselling investigative reporter behind ‘Say Nothing’ and ‘Empire of Pain’ turns true crime into best-sellers that become prestige TV.

No Bull: Bridge Across The Pond’s Look At Women’s Movement by Bill Hirschman

Before Suffs or Liberation looking at women’s rights movement, Bull in a China Shop gives another historical view of the fight of more than a century ago, now being staged by Bridge Across…

For Adam Gopnik, The Sentence was Never Enough by Alix Cohen

By Alix Cohen Adam Gopnik, master of the caffeinated essay (forty years at The New Yorker) and iconoclastic books, navigates culture with fluid elegance and restless curiosity. At the same t…

Samuel D. Hunter reveals the false starts and lost storylines that led him to ‘Little Bear Ridge Road’ by David Buchanan

The author of The Whale credits his Tony-contending star Laurie Metcalf with being "the greatest stage actor living in America."

BEST OF PLAYGROUND(NY) ’26

In Shakespeare We Trust – direct from France for your viewing pleasure! A classic alternative comedy night!

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Theater Online This Weekend: Sondheim, Sean Hayes, Julio Torres by Jonathan Mandell

Sean Hayes’ final performances in ‘The Unknown” on stage this weekend are also available on screen, via The League of Live Stream Theater. The play is one of several recent or current…

So How Does Anyone Begin? “Antigone (This Play I Read in High School)” Reclaims a Voice Long Interrupted by Ross

The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: A bold contemporary reckoning with Antigone at the Public By Ross The first line arrives as a question that feels almost too simple for the weight it carries…

CoHo: Clowning and a whole lot more by Bobby Bermea

The Northwest Portland company carries on its rich clowning tradition as it transforms into a multipurpose theater center with partners Third Rail and PETE.

This cherry blossom festival in Newark attracts thousands by Jeff Lunden

The District of Columbia's Tidal Basin cherry blossoms attract a quarter million visitors annually but there are more cherry trees in a park in Newark, N.J.

Your Travalanche Daily Digest for April 11, 2026 by Trav S.D.

Today’s new Travalanche post for April 11, 2026 is about Dick Zigun’s Coney Island Crackpots. Earlier Travalanche posts for April 11 (in no particular order) include ones on: On Barber S…

Roar materials: the ‘uncanny’ art of dinosaur puppetry – in pictures by Guardian Staff

As they prepare for an immersive new dinosaur show in Sydney, the team of artists and designers at Erth take us behind the scenes at their puppetry workshop in Marrickville. Erth’s Dinosau…

Monica Barbaro: ‘Yesterday I went home thinking I’m a terrible actor and they’re finding out’ by Nadia Khomami

The California star may have earned an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of Joan Baez in Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, but as she prepares for her stage debut in Les Liaisons Dangereuses…

Aisling Bea review – glamourpuss meets accidental mum in a scatty show that revels in immaturity by Brian Logan

Hammersmith Apollo, LondonThe sitcom star and Taskmaster stalwart is on commanding form as she embarks on Older Than Jesus, her first – and deeply daft – standup tour That staple realisa…

Oh what a circus! The Greatest Showman hits the stage as a high-flying, hammer-juggling, banger-filled spectacular by Chris Wiegand

The sleeper hit film has been transformed into a Disney stage show. But does it let exploitative huckster PT Barnum off the hook? We go behind the scenes of its launch run in Bristol ‘La…

Dance hall dynamite just keeps on giving: Pina Bausch/Meryl Tankard: Kontakthof, Echoes of 78 review by Lyndsey Winship

Sadler’s Wells, LondonThis parody of courting rituals brings back its inaugural dancers 48 years on – ghosting their onstage choreography with footage of their younger selves, for a movi…

Copenhagen review – atomic secrets and moral fog in a terrifyingly timely revival by Arifa Akbar

Hampstead theatre, LondonMichael Frayn’s cerebral drama of science and conscience returns with urgency – although this production struggles to ignite its emotional core Paapa Essiedu rec…

‘When the knife came up through the pool table, audiences gasped’: how Iraq war epic Black Watch conquered the world by Mark Fisher

It was the play that rocked a nation. The makers of the devastating drama, which transported theatre-goers from a Fife pub to a war zone, recall how it grew and grew Within six months of its…

Kiss of the Spider Woman review – Hollywood high kicks into a slick musical revival by Mark Fisher

Curve, LeicesterTwo prisoners escape their grim Buenos Aires jail into golden age fantasy sequences that elicit big belting showtunes from Anna-Jane Casey’s baddie Kander and Ebb’s early…

A Doll’s House review – sex, drugs and Romola Garai in a heroic Ibsen update by Arifa Akbar

Almeida theatre, LondonAnya Reiss packs the marriage scandal plot with inspired ideas, from convincing talk of Instagram to a look at sexual dynamics in the crosshairs of contemporary capita…

Keith Hodiak obituary by Jane Pritchard

Dancer with Ballet Rambert who later worked as a model and performed in musicals for the Royal Shakespeare Company Keith Hodiak, who has died aged 75, danced with Ballet Rambert from 1972 un…

Bronwyn Kuss: Bronwyn & Sons review – parchingly dry comedy about success in your late 30s by Alexandra Neill

Melbourne international comedy festivalA show about coming to terms with the fact that you might not have children, delivered with a deadpan humour that feels specifically Australian Get our…

Fortune Feimster: ‘The stage was a crate, the sound system was a karaoke machine. No one enjoyed the show’ by Interview By Liam Pape

The standup on playing a beaver in Zootropolis 2, being inspired by Arnold Schwarzenegger and why her mother is a great source of comedy What is the best advice you’ve ever been given?I us…

Flyby review – interstellar musical is a voyage of epic strangeness by Arifa Akbar

Southwark Playhouse Borough, LondonThe songs soar and blast in this inventive tale of a toxic romance – though it needs a few tweaks to be truly brilliant The scope and ambition of this da…

Good Golly Miss Molly! review – people power with a joyous rock’n’roll spin by Mark Fisher

New Vic theatre, Newcastle-under-LymeA residents’ association fights to save its housing in Bob Eaton’s jolly slice of social history, with a live band belting out the songs At some poin…

Dick Zigun’s New Book o’ Crazy Plays by Trav S.D.

I love this photo of the young Dick Zigun, for I love the moment it captures, the 1980s, around the time he was co-founding Coney Island USA and not long after he completed that vaunted Yale…

Wait Wait goes wild on spring break by NPR

This week, we're celebrating spring break with our friends Rhea Seehorn, Delroy Lindo, Andy Richter, and Jon M. Chu. Plus, the panel gets in on the fun with some of our favorite questions fr…

Circus Oz: Here, There and Everywhere!

The post Circus Oz: Here, There and Everywhere! appeared first on Australian Arts Review.

GMCLA Community Sing-in! 2026

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QUATERNION

Musicality

In the Round A: June 2026

In the Round B: July 2026

In the Round C: July 2026

Consuewella Triptych In Move

Marion Palace Pavilion

Mother of Bingo Dress

Nick Mohammed: ‘SNL UK is the best thing for British comedy since The Office’ by Jacob Stolworthy

His stint on ‘Celebrity Traitors’ has made him a household name after two decades in the business. Now, Nick Mohammed is hosting the Oliviers. The actor and comedian talks to Jacob Stolw…

Dolly Diamond & Skank Sinatra: The Performers

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Pitt Crew: Actors From The Pitt You Can See Onstage by Playbill Staff

Theatrical training seems to be an asset on the HBO medical drama.

Becky Shaw: A Deliciously Brutal Comedy Where ‘Nice’ Is the Real Villain by Suzanna Bowling

There is something almost dangerous about Becky Shaw. It smiles, it charms, it invites you in—and then, without warning, it slices straight to the bone. Becky Shaw, Gina Gionfriddo’s wic…

All the Drama: “Seascape”, 1975 Winner, Pulitzer Prize for Drama by Jan Simpson

All The Drama is hosted by Jan Simpson. It is a series of deep dives into the plays that have won The Pulitzer Prize for Drama. 1975 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, “Seascape” by Edward Albee …