Sting Gets a Cold: Reschedules Two Shows in Florida, Hoping to Make Surprise Appearance This Week at the Metropolitan Opera by Roger Friedman

Listen, Sting never cancels a show. But two in Florida — tomorrow and Tuesday — had to be rescheduled because he says he’s under the weather. The shows in Tampa and Jacksonville are so…

The Asheville Sessions: Celebrating 100 Years of Americana & Appalachia by Trav S.D.

Today (November 9) is the closing day of Asheville’s centennial celebration of a seminal series of recording sessions that took place in that city during August 1925, which featured such p…

Your Travalanche Daily Digest for November 9, 2025 by Trav S.D.

Today’s new Travalanche posts for November 9, 2025 are about Earlier Travalanche posts for November 9 (in no particular order) include ones on the Gentry Brothers Circus and some seminal 1…

This Week on Broadway for November 9, 2025: Out of the Box Theatrics’ production of Beau The Musical by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about Kyoto @ Lincoln Center Theater, Out of the Box Theatrics’ production of Beau The Musical, The Queen of Versailles, Messy Wh…

The Filmed Performance “Woodland Bird Woman” – a Collaboration Between Esther Salamon, Robert Laycock And David Stephenson: Between.Pomiędzy Di by Martin Blaszk

Something flitters among the green leaves of bramble and the brown leaves of a previous autumn. There is movement, there is sound – the hum of traffic and a labor of breathing. Hands are s…

Of Henry B. Gentry and The Gentry Brothers Circus by Trav S.D.

November 9 was the natal day of circus impresario Henry B. Gentry (1864-1940). Gentry was a farm boy who lived with his large family on a spread outside Bloomington, Indiana. When the Van Am…

‘Elway’ a standard sports doc, but a winner for Broncos fans by Alex Miller

Denver Film Festival closes out with premiere of documentary about the Colorado sports icon.

Le Tombeau de Couperin Through the Years | Spencer Rubin by The Juilliard School

Eight years, one timeless solo! Watch oboe student Spencer Rubin take on Ravel’s “Le Tombeau de Couperin” from age 13 to 21, and then hear it live tomorrow at Alice Tully Hall with the…

Exclusive: Oh My Pod U Guys- Girl, I'm Golfing with Billie Aken-Tyers

The latest episode of Oh My Pod U Guys (hosted by Jayke Workman) is here! Oh My Pod U Guys is a weekly musical theater and pop culture chat show, in which Jayke discusses current events in t…

Who wants royal jewels when you've got Cob County's rocks? 🪨 by Shucked Broadway

The Yellow Wallpaper by Lydia Rose

"The Yellow Wallpaper" is an enthralling new stage adaptation of Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s 1892 short story of the same name. Gilman’s original narrative is written as a series of diary…

A Symphony of Soul: Holland-Dozier-Holland’s Timeless Tribute at the 92nd Street Y by Edward Kliszus

Experience the transformative power of Motown's most outstanding songwriting trio at the 92nd Street Y's spectacular celebration, featuring Broadway stars and world-class musicians. Two perf…

‘We don’t want to leave people shocked and trembling’: inside the graphic new play tackling violent porn addiction by Zoe Williams

In the Royal Court’s Porn Play, Ambika Mod stars as an academic hiding a damaging addiction. She and the drama’s creators discuss the challenges of staging masturbation, and getting audi…

Request Granted: This Week's Elaine Paige on Sunday Is All About the Listeners by Broadway.com

Olivier-winning actress Elaine Paige is giving Broadway.com listeners a chance to hear her BBC Radio 2 show Elaine Paige on Sunday. This week, she's honoring listener requests and playing s…

Terrific ensemble cast peels away layers of essential sisterhood in Bess Wohl’s ‘Liberation’ by Alan Smason

By ALAN SMASON, WYES-TV Theatre Critic (“Steppin’ Out“) At the beginning of Bess Wohi’s play Liberation, the character of Lizzie breaks the fourth wall to greet the expectant audienc…

Fatherland review – bristling banter and barbed exchanges on the bus by Arifa Akbar

Hampstead theatre, LondonOverbearing life coach Winston and reluctant daughter Joy take a road trip through repression and half-spoken feelings Nancy Farino’s debut play looks at the fault…

“About Time” – A Maltby & Shire Revue by Alix Cohen

By Alix Cohen This is, or will be, the third revue in a trilogy of Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire’s songs. Starting Here, Starting Now (1976) focused on young adulthood, romantic begi…

Unfinished Songs in the Sondheim Collection at the Library of Congress and What Might Have Been

Do you have a burning Broadway question? Dying to know more about an obscure Broadway fact? Broadway historian and self-proclaimed theatre nerd Jennifer Ashley Tepper is here to help with Br…

Death is Knocking Clear and True at the Door of Soulpepper’s “The Comeuppance” and Icarus Theatre’s “DNA” by Ross

The Toronto Theatre Review: Soulpepper’s The Comeuppance and Icarus Theatre’s DNA By Ross Death has been lurking on the edges of Toronto’s stages lately, threatening and messing with t…

Choreographer has dreamed of her own ‘White Christmas.’ Now its happening at the Goodspeed by Christopher Arnott

Kelli Barclay has been involved with multiple Goodspeed shows, but the upcoming “White Christmas," running Nov. 14 through Dec. 28, is particularly close to her heart.

The oldest museum of its kind nationwide is in CT. Here’s a look at its new vision and new leader. by Kenneth R. Gosselin

Since a management shakeup in 2021, the unique museum has worked to further its ties with the community, curating exhibits and a wide range of programs with more diverse appeal.

New exhibit at New Haven Museum captures a slice of the hometown apizza legends by Christopher Arnott

"Pronounced Ah-Beetz" explores everything from how the world-renowned pies are made to the parts of New Haven it comes from.

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Creek’s Edge Winery

The Most Murderous Time of the Year at Creek’s Edge Winery

A Reading of Nurit Chinn's Internee Number 6

By . The play, adapted by Nurit Chinn, explores the little-known experiences of Jewish women imprisoned in fascist internment camps in Italy during the Holocaust.

Honoring Morgan Jenness

By . Join us for an evening commemorating the late Morgan Jenness, whose passing on November 12, 2024, left an indelible mark on the worlds of theater and dramaturgy.

Gwyneth Goes Skiing — A Slippery, Silly, and Slightly Overextended Good Time on the Off-Broadway Slopes by Ross

“Prepare to be gooped,” we are told, wisely, as we slide onto the slick with absurdity slopes at the SoHo Playhouse, where Gwyneth Goes Skiing returns for another limited run, gleefully …

Its a Bird, Its a Plane, Its Superman (2013)- Encores by American Musical Theater Archives

Its a Bird, Its a Plane, Its Superman (2013)- Encores