Theater Review: “All My Sons” — Unearthing the Rot Beneath the American Dream by Robert Israel

Scott Edmiston’s sharply acted Lyric Stage revival of Arthur Miller’s 1947 drama reveals the moral rot lurking beneath postwar suburban prosperity—and its unsettling relevance today.

Theater Review: Legacy Turns Toxic in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s “Purpose” by Bill Marx

The Huntington Theatre Company production brings comic velocity and emotional force to a drama about a famous pastor, his fractured family, and the corrosive cost of obedience.

Inter Alia Playwright Suzie Miller on Putting Motherhood and Feminism on Trial by Kathy Henderson

Jamie Glover, Rosamund Pike and Suzie Miller in rehearsal for “Inter Alia” at the National Theatre in London (Photo: c/o DKC/O&M) Suzie Miller put up with her share of mansplaining…

How to Snag $49 Tickets to See Julia Louis-Dreyfus in Other Desert Cities by Logan Culwell-Block

The upcoming revival of Jon Robin Baitz's play has unveiled digital rush and lottery ticket programs.

PLAYBILLDER Spotlight: Cool Kids and Outcasts Come Together in Once Upon a Mattress: Youth Edition by Dylan Parent

Students at this Virginia Catholic school are learning that "every show is an opportunity."

Programming Revealed For Inaugural Democracy Cycle Festival by Meg Masseron

PAC NYC and the Civis Foundation will present two world premieres, plus free panels, workshops, and more.

Daniel J. Watts Joins August Wilson’s Seven Guitars Off-Broadway by Sophia Rubino

Tony nominee Daniel J. Watts joins the off-Broadway cast of August Wilson’s Seven Guitars, directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson. Watts replaces Jason Dirden as Canewell. Dirden departs the p…

2,500 Show Up at Kennedy Center Protest to Prevent Demolition by Diep Tran

The protest was organized by Hands Off the Arts, made up of former Kennedy Center staff members.

The Ultimate Guide to the Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction by Gabby Macogay

Playbill has all the tips for securing your dream items at Broadway Cares' September 27 event.

Lucie Jones to Star in 13 Going on 30 – The Musical in Toronto by Zach

Zachary Stewart| The WhatsOnStage Award nominee will lead the North American premiere at the Princess of Wales Theatre. ||Toronto|Alan Zachary,Andrew Berlin,Andy Fickman,Caleb Roberts,Cathy …

Video: TITANÍQUE Takes Final Bows on Broadway; Watch the Final 'My Heart Will Go On'

Broadway took its final trip on the ship of dreams on Sunday as Titaníque concluded its run at the St. James Theatre. After 20 previews and 185 regular performances, watch the company of th…

Daniel J. Watts Replaces Jason Dirden in August Wilson's SEVEN GUITARS at Lincoln Center Theater

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‘No Exit’ by the Actors Theatre is a powerful play very worth seeing by Guest Author

The production at the ARTfactory prompts us to ponder Sartre’s unsettling questions about our existence. By LAURIE SARA OLIVER

Complete Cast Set for SIX: The Musical North American Tour by Sophia Rubino

The complete cast for the 2026-2027 North American tour of SIX: The Musical is set. Co-directed by Lucy Moss and Jamie Armitage with choreography by Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, the new company w…

Barrett Foa on the Method to the Oh, Mary! Madness and Playing Opposite Bowen Yang and Meg Stalter by Mara Reinstein

Sure, there are days when Barrett Foa longs for his easy, breezy L.A. life of hopping into his car to drive to Whole Foods and wearing his flip-flops in February. Whatever. As a native New Y…

Video: Liisi LaFontaine and Solea Pfeiffer Star in New WANTED Teaser

WANTED, the new musical set to begin performances at the James Earl Jones Theatre, has shared a video titled "Boots" featuring stars Liisi LaFontaine and Solea Pfeiffer. The clip, credited t…

Deborah Stein's Marginal Loss Receives Reading With Cherry Lane Alternative by Meg Masseron

The play is set in the days after 9/11, when the few surviving employees of an investment firm based in the Twin Towers gather together in New Jersey.

Photos: The Great Gatsby Celebrates 1,000 Performances on Broadway by Meg Masseron

The musical adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's seminal novel continues at the Broadway Theatre.

Qween Jean Will Star in Cecilia Gentili's Red Ink in Breaking the Binary Theatre Festival by Meg Masseron

Programming for the fifth edition of the series offering work by transgender, non-binary, and Two-Spirit+ theatre artists has been revealed.

New Queendom Revealed for of Six National Tour by Meg Masseron, Margaret Hall

The pop musical is a herstory remix about the six women who all married King Henry VIII of England, taking to the stage to tell their side of the story.

New Queendom Revealed for Six National Tour by Meg Masseron, Margaret Hall

The pop musical is a herstory remix about the six women who all married King Henry VIII of England, taking to the stage to tell their side of the story.

Get a 1st Look at Human Things Off-Broadway With New Production Photos by Meg Masseron, Andrew Gans

Victoria Clark returns to the stage in Joshua Owen's play, directed by Rory McGregor.

Daniel J. Watts Will Join Lincoln Center Theater's Off-Broadway Seven Guitars by Logan Culwell-Block

Watts is stepping in for Brandon Dirden who has departed the production for a TV role.

Silver Palms Announces Outstanding Artists For 2025-26 by Bill Hirschman

The Silver Palm Awards for the 2025-2026 South Florida season have been announced with a presentation slated for Oct. 12. Envisioned as less structured program than the competitive Carbonell…

On the Couch with Garry Stocks

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D.C. Resilience and Resistance in Mosaic Theater’s Reflection Series  by Guesteditor

The Washington theatre commissioned 4 artists to share creative writing, performance, and video responses to the past year of living under National Guard occupation.

Why ‘School Girls’ Broadway debut is a monumental moment by Ruthie Fierberg

Playwright Jocelyn Bioh, director Whitney White, MTC artistic director Nicki Hunter and more on why the laugh-out-loud comedy's message is still necessary

Dixon and Daughters

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Edinburgh Fringe hit SUCCUBUS to transfer to The Courtyard Theatre this October by Staff Writer

Following a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the acclaimed horror-comedy SUCCUBUS will transfer to The Courtyard Theatre in Hoxton this October The post Edinburgh Fringe hit SU…

Mamma Mia! The Party extends London run at The O2 through November 2027 by Staff Writer

London’s hit theatrical dining experience Mamma Mia! The Party has extended its booking period through to 28 November 2027, with more than 120,000 new tickets now on sale The post Mamma Mi…

Les Misérables extends West End booking period to October 2027 as new tickets go on sale by Staff Writer

Further tickets have been released for Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Les Misérables, with the West End phenomenon extending its booking period at the Sondheim Theatre until 2 October…

Watch, what you said by Peter Yagecic

LUKE

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Kabuki returns to London after 17 years with international debut of two rising stars by Staff Writer

KABUKI will return to London for the first time in 17 years when Shochiku and Askonas Holt present a special double-date engagement at Sadler’s Wells Theatre The post Kabuki returns to Lon…

Croydonites Festival of New Theatre unveils most ambitious programme yet for 12th edition by Staff Writer

Croydonites Festival of New Theatre will return for its 12th year this November with what organisers describe as its most ambitious programme to date The post Croydonites Festival of New The…

Wake Up With BroadwayWorld September 21, 2026- Jennifer Simard Joins SCHMIGADOON! and More

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is September 21, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed over the weekend. NEW - BWW For You, Personalized…

Chulpan Khamatova Stars in the Dark, Absurdist Play “Delirium” by Elisabeth Vincentelli

After opposing the Ukrainian war and settling in Latvia, Chulpan Khamatova now comes to New York to star in a dark comedy by Ionesco.

Daniel Craig, Rose Ayling-Ellis and India Amarteifio join National Youth Theatre’s 70th anniversary gala at Royal Festival Hall by Staff Writer

The National Youth Theatre marked its 70th anniversary with a star-studded gala for a special performance of Letters to My Younger Future Self The post Daniel Craig, Rose Ayling-Ellis and In…

Victorian Regional Rainbow Communities to shine over Summer

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Joseph Herscher’s Rube Goldberg Machines Create Wonder, Not Efficiency by Margaret Fuhrer

Joseph Herscher’s Rube Goldberg contraptions are viral hits online. A new live show adds a layer of choreographic complexity.

Dancing With Shakespeare’s ‘Lovely Boy’ by Brian Seibert

Robert Fairchild’s dance-theater work premiering at Fall for Dance posits that Shakespeare poured the pain of same-sex longing into “Romeo and Juliet.”

Nish Kumar: Angry Humour from a Really Nice Guy review – enraged and extremely funny by Anya Ryan

Hackney Empire, LondonThere is real skill in making us laugh about things that are depressing. And the gags come thick and fast in the ex-Mash Report host’s touring showNish Kumar is angry…

Utzon Music 20th anniversary program welcomes dreamers and players to Utzon’s light-drenched listening space

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The Ford/Hill Project: When Verbatim Theatre Has Already Made Up Its Mind by Suzanna Bowling

Documentary theatre carries a particular responsibility. When the words spoken onstage are the actual words of real people, taken from events that shaped American history, the audience natur…

Shelter Inn Place: When the Storm Outside Is the Least of the Problems by Suzanna Bowling

There is a perfectly good farce buried somewhere inside Henry Feldman’s Shelter Inn Place. Unfortunately, like its characters waiting out Hurricane Claudia, it has become trapped inside so…