A Ballet Star on Doing Theater: Same Work, Different Instrument
Natalia Osipova is playing another ballerina, Lydia Lopokova, in “The Standard of Living” about John Maynard Keynes in London.
Natalia Osipova is playing another ballerina, Lydia Lopokova, in “The Standard of Living” about John Maynard Keynes in London.
This frustratingly erratic play, by Tarell Alvin McCraney and Tina Landau at Vineyard Theater, revisits a Chicago drag queen’s 1992 presidential bid.
Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is November 10, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours: NEW - BWW For You, Personal…
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Recently someone on Reddit posted an excerpt from Emily The Criminal where Aubrey Plaza’s character is told the job she is interviewing for is an internship that will last 5-6 months befor…
By David Dow Bentley III “The People’s Critic” [Click any photo to enlarge] It would be a perfect fall evening for the popular Lone Star Lyric troupe to return to Ovations Nightc…
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Get ready for an unforgettable celebration of two of the greatest hitmakers of all time, as Anthony Callea and Tim
Sydney, we’ve saved you a seat at the dinner party of the year. Tickets are on sale this Thursday 12th
This could be the start of something big! Tony nominee Nicholas Christopher and Sadie Dickerson step into Broadway's Just In Time on November 10. Christopher stars as Bobby Darin, with Dick…
All rise! Inter Alia, starring Golden Globe and Emmy winner Rosamund Pike, begins performances on November 10 at the Music Box Theatre, with opening night set for December 1. Justin Mille…
Galileo, starring Raúl Esparza as Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei, begins Broadway performances on November 10 at the Shubert Theatre. The production, directed by Tony winner Michael May…
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Performances of GALILEO are now underway at the Shubert Theatre (225 West 44th Street), ahead of an opening night set for Sunday evening, December 6. Meet the cast below! GALILEO is a new…
2007. A mysterious photo album arrives at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. Nazi-era images unlike any that have been seen before. A relentless search begins into the history trapped in th…
For those who haven’t seen it yet, though, the experience is likely to be educational, sorrowful and even enlightening. The project contains great passion and seriousness, as well as a sen…
Yet this strong ensemble of performers do generate a feeling of direct connection with the audience, close at times to intimacy. The most successful in this regard is the esteemable Kathleen…
The academic precision and only occasional indulgence in theatricality are what make Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich’s documentary play Here There Are Blueberries a powerful piece of hi…
In the end, Here There Are Blueberries has sailed past its own here-and-there shortcomings to land on a final thought, artfully told and with clarity of conviction: Just imagine how many unt…
As a museum piece, the play may be effective. Its producers have created a robust student ticket initiative. But as theater, it musters significant resources — a sterling cast, a lease on …
Playing museum archivists, the actors use the photographs to lead us through a history of perversion. Unfortunately, this dialogue is delivered with great drama. Only the legendary Kathleen …
For that reason, audiences who feel compelled to examine the records from a theater seat—who perhaps find themselves yet again confronted with a photograph of a malnourished and naked corp…
Conceived and directed by Kaufman (and devised with members of the Tectonic Theater Project), Here There Are Blueberries proves both a riveting detective story and profound examination of wh…
Here There Are Blueberries is a masterpiece, a stirring, evocative, and politically urgent work of art that exposes what happens when evil becomes ordinary. It teaches us that we cannot sit …
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Second Stage Theater's world premiere production of The Visitors is playing Off-Broadway at the Pershing Square Signature Center. Reviews are coming in for the new comedy-drama by Bryna Turn…
Magic Mike Live is getting ready to heat up New York City! Ahead of its upcoming debut, the production has released a new video featuring the cast dancing through iconic locations across the…
ome shows ask you to laugh; The TUNEabomber dares you not to. John Lampe and Michael Wysong, guided by Liz Power’s nimble direction, turn one of history’s strangest villains into a sharp…
Theatrely's Broadway review of Here There Are Blueberries on Broadway at the Barrymore Theatre in New York City.
At the center of this docudrama are the archivists researching a photo album depicting the daily lives of the officers and others at the Auschwitz death camp.
The play from Tectonic Theatre Project, about Nazi photographs, opened November 9 on Broadway.
Moisés Kaufman’s drama follows archivists examining a Nazi officer’s photo album, and its calm, methodical approach delivers a wallop.
Hayley Levitt| Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated documentary play opens on Broadway at the Barrymore Theatre. ||Broadway|Amanda Gronich,Brandon Flynn,Conrad Ric…
The pictures' seeming innocuousness, concealing something much darker and more horrific, is what’s so powerful about Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich’s paralyzing show about the Holoca…
Here There Are Blueberries, the exceptional Pulitzer finalist docu-drama that opened Off Broadway two years ago to great admiration, finally makes its Broadway debut tonight at the Barrymore…
Here There Are Blueberries officially opens on Broadway tonight, November 9, 2026, at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, where it is playing a strictly limited 10-week engagement. As the productio…
“Here There Are Blueberries,” an acclaimed and devastating play about the discovery of a photo album showing Nazi officers and office workers at the Auschwitz concentration camp, opens o…
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BSR writer Stephen Silver has you covered for the Philadelphia Jewish Film and Media, which runs from November 12-21. This year's festival is the first since PJFM's merger with Weitzman Nati…
There's an honesty to Bryna Turner's characterizations in 'The Visitors,' and a genuine humor, that justify spending time with this fractured family
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Paddington: The Musical, which opens in 2027, has set its cast, featuring Arrested Development’s Tony Hale in his Broadway debut. The musical will be led by Kelvin Dukes (America’s Got T…
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Casa de Duende created a bilingual press to engage with people across borders often imposed by language. Constance Garcia-Barrio has the inside look.
Beneath the music, comedy and physical exuberance, Rice delivers an emotional reckoning that gives the evening its lasting force. The apparent abundance of theatrical distractions is part of…
By Andrew Poretz... The sensational Nicolas King returned to 54 Below to celebrate his new live album honoring the late Mike Renzi, delivering dazzling vocals, brilliant arrangements and a h…