Pull up a chair for a family feast and take in a delightful, funny and moving comedy. Saturday, Sunday, Monday is now on stage! Eduardo De Filippo's hilarious and heartwarming classic serves up a vibrant portrait of a Neapoli…
Festival theatre, EdinburghThe choreographer combines a homophobic killing from 2012 with a remembrance for his father in an often rapturous show about healingIn 2019 at the Edinburgh intern…
Broadway Musical Writers' DebutsCouldn't wait for the weekend! (Plus, I have a review coming out this Friday!)Everybody has to start somewhere, right? Here are five of my favorite debuts by …
A play based on the writer’s dreamlike novel Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World is touring the world, riding a wave of interest in Japanese culture. Its creators talk about ho…
Cathy Scott-Willars responds to an article about the secret lives of theatre workersI enjoyed your article (The secret lives of theatre workers: ‘People were having full sex in the stalls�…
With brute strength and beauty, party tricks and personal revelations, this year’s dance and circus programme has ambition and a spirit of togethernessIf you want to be wowed by technical …
Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is August 19, 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, Personali…
Some of the most talked-about pavilions at this year’s art event feature theatrical performances. But working with live bodies brings extra challenges.
Caitlin Simmers, a world champion surfer, sees her sport as dance. How does this translate? She’s as seamless as a ribbon.
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AGING GRACELESSLY A superb cast can’t keep David Lindsay-Abaire’s dark comedy from showing its age in a production that never finds its pulse There’s a very good reason Kimberly Akimbo…
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H/T Artsjournal.com which provided a link to a BBC story about how classical music was solely responsible for a 70% drop in anti-social behavior at a McDonalds in England. There were fights,…
OUT OF THE CLOSET, OUT OF THE ARCHIVES Silenced after two performances in 1922, a remarkably progressive Dutch drama finally receives its U.S. premiere A play that scandalized Rotterdam in 1…
Stage and screen actress Phyllida Law has died at the age of 94. Law died peacefully at home surrounded by her family on Monday, July 27. Born in Glasgow in 1932, Law attended the Bristol…
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GOOD GRIEF, SHE’S BACK Sara Bareilles opens the studio door for an intimate look at the music, friendships, and emotions behind her first album in seven years Sara Bareilles hasn’t made …
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CAT COHEN HAS A STROKE! …OF COMIC GENIUS She turns a terrifying brush with mortality into a deliriously funny celebration of vanity, glamour and making absolutely everything about herself …
Broadway's brightest stars on the rise step into the spotlight for a heartfelt evening of song and storytelling at Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS' 5th annual NextGen Spotlight. This inti…
The Battery Dance Festival explored connection, nature, and movement through an eclectic lineup of performers. Quirky choreography and a stunning sunset over the Hudson made for a memorable …
HOOK, LINE AND SINGER For the 50th anniversary of Norman Maclean’s beloved story, the river runs all the way to the opera stage “There was no clear line between religion and fly fishing.…
WIGGING OUT WITH THE ORIGINAL HEDWIG Celebrating a quarter-century of the film with screenings, songs, and stories Twenty-five years after Hedwig and the Angry Inch hit movie screens in a bl…
There is good theater, and then there is good theater. In short, Other Desert Cities, produced by a relatively new local production company and now playing at Empire Stage, is so much so in …
HOME SWEET HOME-ICIDE Joseph Kesselring’s dark comedy classic still delivers its lethal dose of laughs Joseph Kesselring’s Arsenic and Old Lace, now revived by Coronado Playhouse, was a …
SOMEWHERE IN PALM SPRINGS Broadway’s original Maria and the film’s Bernardo reunite to share two sides of West Side Story history George Chakiris and Carol Lawrence share an unusual piec…
Restless staging overwhelms some of the anxiety and tenderness at the heart of Jonathan Larson’s musical.
Lauren Kennedy Brady joined the producing team of the new Broadway-bound musical Galileo as a co-producer. Brady is the Executive Director of Theatre Raleigh. The show begins previews on Nov…
DramaWatch: The Hatchery and Ten Fifteen are presenting developmental plays, and Mikki Gillette’s “The Dark Stuff” opens at Twilight Theater. Plus: "The Weill and Brel Show," a peek …
Experience an extraordinary afternoon of movement, music, and storytelling when acclaimed Indian classical dancer and choreographer Rukhmani Mehta takes the stage at Sierra Mad…
Wrapping up The Public Theater's Free Shakespeare in the Park season is The Winter's Tale, now running at The Delacorte Theater in Central Park. Veteran director Daniel Sullivan returns to T…
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Love in the Cracks at C Arts (C aurora) "haunting and beautiful, using a simple story with complex physical and digital elements" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: L…
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Good With Faces at Summerhall "Patrick McBrearty and Clodagh Mooney Duggan act up a storm" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: Good With Faces at Summerhall (Tech Cube…
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Mythos: Ragnarök at Assembly "a show of magnitudes, but every single one of them is a genuine pleasure to experience" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: Mythos: Ragn…
After a summer marked by depressing news about the state of Broadway and the early closure of acclaimed productions like Cats: The Jellicle Ball and Chess, theater fans can gear up for a fal…
The full cast has been revealed for Vineyard Theatre's upcoming production of Ms. Blakk for President, led by Emmy Award winner and Grammy Award nominee Wayne Brady as Terence Alan Smith/Joa…
Gary Graves Links Renaissance Turmoil to Tyranny Today by Jenyth Jo In “The Prince Part 2,” playwright Gary Graves uses cunning linguistic dexterity to dramatize conflict and choices a…
Want a space to grow your writing, work with amazing queer professional writers, and connect with other queer creatives across the country… and beyond? The Future Project has just announce…
When we think of Charlotte, Emily, and almost-forgotten Anne Brontë, words like “historical gravitas” and “introverted” come to mind. Party animals? Never! So the idea that these th…
The partnership with Starr Bus Charters & Tours will allow theatergoers to bundle tickets to the musical with round-trip bus tickets.
Zoo Southside, EdinburghThe acrobats in this symphony of ins and outs build and break tension as they clamber over the set togetherFour performers enter the auditorium and walk among us but …
Camilla Lockhart makes her Broadway debut, alternating with Emma Origenes in the role.
The Muny is closing out its 2026 season with its first-ever production of Something Rotten! Now running through August 23, the new video gives audiences a first look at Matt Doyle, Jacob Dic…
The Lion King welcomes a new Young Nala on August 18. Camilla Lockhart makes her Broadway debut, alternating with Emma Origenes in the role. She succeeds Andrea Guzman, who played her final…
Alex Newell, Nina White and Julian Sewell have buzzed into The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee off-Broadway. White returns to the role of Olive Ostrovsky with Sewell making his off-Br…
You can now get a first look at The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at New World Stages' newest class of cast members: Tony Award winning stage sensation Alex Newell as Rona Lisa Pere…
