MTFestUK 2027 opens submissions for new musical theatre projects by Staff Writer

The Other Palace has announced that submissions are now open for MTFestUK 2027, the eighth annual festival dedicated to the development and celebration of new musical theatre The post MTFest…

Danny Robins’ Uncanny: Fear of the Dark to be livestreamed worldwide this September by Staff Writer

Following a sold-out UK tour, Tilted and Danny Robins have announced a global livestream of Uncanny: Fear of the Dark The post Danny Robins’ Uncanny: Fear of the Dark to be livestreamed wo…

National Youth Theatre announces further star names for Letters to My Younger Future Self by Staff Writer

National Youth Theatre has announced a further wave of high-profile performers for Letters to My Younger Future Self, a one-night-only staged event celebrating the organisation's 70th annive…

Guilty Pleasures II: The Last 15 Years by JK

Guilty Pleasures II: The Last 15 YearsToday's article actually came about because a similar article that I posted 15 years ago was trending last week. 15 years! (Find that HERE.) Time sure …

Half of U.S. shoppers fact-check AI search results on Reddit by Rachel Couchara

Tether 인연 review – romantic ceilidh skips from Scotland to South Korea by Mark Fisher

Summerhall, EdinburghLove stories ring across the generations in this charming fusion of traditional dance and music from two culturesConnections are found in surprising places. You can get …

“Low German” Theatre in Bremerhaven: “The Physicists” by Dürrenmatt by Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe

In terms of linguistics, Low German (Plattdeutsch) is a language of its own, not a dialect, and not derived from High German. Geographically, it is found in the German federal states of Brem…

On the Couch with Trish Dean

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Taiwan Season: The Wall review – close encounters in a city that never sleeps by Chris Wiegand

Summerhall, EdinburghSeed Dance Company deliver a show that builds in intensity as it riffs on imprisonment and estrangementTaiwan’s Seed Dance Company visited the fringe in 2024 with a ra…

I Made You a Mixtape review – frothy fringe fun as dorm mates party like it’s 1999 by Lyndsey Winship

TheSpace Triplex, EdinburghNine college students fall out and make up as they dance to punk-pop and alt-rock in this lively showThis is such a festival show: uncategorisable, buzzing, slight…

Don Walker: Love Songs

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Live cooking, music and storytelling take centre stage in a journey of family, identity and migration

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‘The Greatest Showman’ stage musical to open at London’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane in 2027 by Ruthie Fierberg

Preliminary casting has also been announced.

SIX: The Musical Welcomes Four New Queens, Including Original West End Stars Natalie Paris & Aimie Atkinson by Sophia Rubino

Broadway's SIX: The Musical welcomes four new principal cast members beginning August 17. This date also marks 2,000 performances of the production on Broadway. Chloe Tucker Caine joins …

South Korean Pop Star Ivy Takes the Stand as Roxie Hart in Broadway's Chicago Tonight by Jonah De Forest

She’s a star! South Korean pop performer Ivy makes her Broadway debut as Roxie Hart in Chicago on August 17 at the Ambassador Theatre. Ivy will rouge her knees on Broadway for a limited r…

The Jolly Fisherman review – last orders for an east London boozer in tense tale by Mark Fisher

Underbelly, George Square, EdinburghA real-life pub closure inspires a sensitive and subtle drama about friendship and community by John DinneenTwo years ago, it was reported that a pub in B…

National Institute of Circus Arts presents Behind the Veil this Spring

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Broadway Goes Hollywood: Which Musicals Belong on the Big Screen? by Suzanna Bowling

For most of musical theatre history, getting a Broadway musical onto the big screen meant Hollywood had arrived to transform it. Sets became locations. Stage actors were frequently replaced …

Oh, What a Night! The Midtown Men Bring Broadway and the ’60s to Eisenhower Park by Genevieve Rafter Keddy

Some Broadway friendships end when the final curtain comes down. Others apparently turn into a rock-and-roll band. The Midtown Men brought their irresistible combination of Broadway polish, …

South Korean Pop Star Ivy Makes Broadway Debut in Chicago Starting August 17 by Andrew Gans

Max von Essen returns to the Tony-winning revival at the Ambassador Theatre.