7 Reasons Broadway’s Downstate Will Get Under Your Skin
Some plays leave you with more questions than answers. Bruce Norris’ Downstate, now on Broadway at the Booth Theatre, places audiences inside a group home for four men convicted of sex cri…
Some plays leave you with more questions than answers. Bruce Norris’ Downstate, now on Broadway at the Booth Theatre, places audiences inside a group home for four men convicted of sex cri…
Here’s a first look at Downstate, opening November 15 at Broadway’s Booth Theatre. The play is written by Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award winner Bruce Norris and directed by thre…
The Broadway premiere of Downstate, directed by three-time Tony Award winner Joe Mantello, opens tonight at the Booth Theatre for a limited 12-week engagement. Check out photos of the cast i…
K. Todd Freeman, Francis Guinan, Thomas Sadoski, and more lead the incendiary Bruce Norris play.
Peter Filichia, Jena Tesse Fox, James Marino and Michael Portantiere talk about Second Stage Theater production of The Visitors, A Few Good Men @ Lincoln Center Theater, Ms. Blakk For Presid…
A Frontmezzjunkies Broadway review: Jocelyn Bioh’s sharp, hilarious comedy takes on teenage ambition, colorism, and the painful pursuit of acceptance. By Ross The theatre gods finally took…
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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, Paige is celebrating the musical Cabaret! Plu…
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…
His solo show, presented by Voices Festival Productions, embodies exactly the empathy that has gone missing from the national stage. By JOHN STOLTENBERG
By Alix Cohen... Goldie Dver is warm, gracious, and sophisticated in her choices. She and the band look elegant.
The star power of Aaron Sorkin, Bradley Whitford, and Michael Arden is attracting audiences to Lincoln Center — but will they persuade Tony voters?
Orange Tree theatre, LondonThis streamlined adaptation of Elizabeth Gaskell’s novel gets right to the heart of her characters, who face heartbreak and loss but gain from the strength of fe…
A Toronto Theatre Review: Riot King’s dark and delightfully demented comedy of dream homes, dirty deeds, and the very steep price of getting ahead. By Ross There’s no possible way I coul…
This week's BroadwayWorld Crossword is ready to solve. It has 16 answers in a 17x17 grid: four people, six shows and six theatre terms. The clues draw on a busy week of news, so regular read…
A stage adaptation of the Gisèle Pelicot trial, a Tom Stoppard play from London and a beloved revival of “Falsettos” are also available for viewing.
As Bowen Yang took a break from his Oh Mary! stint to return home to Studio 8H, he brought the first lady to Saturday Night Live. On Saturday, the Tony nominee made a surprise appearance as …
“There is something profoundly disturbing about a photograph of people laughing when you know what is happening just beyond the frame.” In Here There Are Blueberries, Moisés Kaufman and…
Our own “Ask Sam” columnist, Samantha Bessudo Drucker, is bringing Kevin & Sam Talk Shop to The Times Square Chronicles! An unscripted diva crossing into the scripted world, Samantha…
Wanted – 13 November 2026 Riding on a dust storm of electric energy and powerhouse vocals, Wanted tells a tale of family folklore about two outlaw sisters who braved a world inaccessible t…
off-Broadway – Roundabout Theater Company’s Laura Pels Theater – Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theater: 111 West 46 Street. Oct. 29-Dec. 13, 2026. Musical. Book: Kait Kerrigan…
By HANNAH WING BONICA There is always something special about artists coming together to collaborate on a work. In lys scott’s chronicles of a crazy girl, that special feeling of vibrant a…
Piercingly funny one moment and fiercely serious another, "The Visitors" is one of the best plays of the season, thus far.
Dawn Greenhalgh, the Canadian stage star also known for roles in films including The Virgin Suicides and TV roles in Anne of Green Gables, died November 6 in Toronto. She was 93. Her death w…
Broadway’s The Rocky Horror Show was the setting for a Glee mini-reunion last night, as Lea Michele, Jenna Ushkowitz and Becca Tobin showed up to catch the show now starring their former c…
Impressive dancing is the highlight of a flimsy backstage look at the making of Singin' in the Rain.
By MINGSI MA In case you’re curious, no, there isn’t a Ferris wheel on stage in The Notebook. In fact, this musical tames down the sweet-sour thrill of a passionate first love that start…
The Logos Theatre musical features more than 25 young people, one of whom wishes on a star to time-travel to first-century Bethlehem. By DEBBIE M. JACKSON
Dawn Greenhalgh, a veteran Canadian actress of stage, film and television, died Nov. 6 in Toronto. She was 93. Born in Shanghai, China, she spent her childhood with her family in a Japanese …
All three works performed are lively and whimsical, while also idiosyncratic and surprising, prone to tonal shifts and changing textures. Crawford, who proved a welcoming and informative hos…
Performing eight shows a week is an incredibly demanding job for even the most experienced Broadway performer. Not only is it crucial to keep your voice in tip-top shape, but staying healthy…
Everyone knows that creating a musical is hard work, but I’ve begun to wonder if creating a black musical carries an extra heavy burden. Now I know I’m heading into uncomfortable territo…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Ann-Marie MacDonald leads Canadian Stage’s wildly witty revival, giving Shakespeare’s women the chance to rewrite their own endings By Ross I can hardly belie…
Lincoln Center Theater has released a new video introducing the inaugural cohort of the Helen Gurley Brown THEATER LAB. In the clip, Maria Manuela Goyanes sits down with writers Abigail Barl…
Lincoln Center Theater has released a new video featuring playwright Aaron Sorkin and director Michael Arden discussing the Broadway return of A FEW GOOD MEN. In the clip, the pair reflect o…
The Royal Shakespeare Company has released a new video featuring a scene from its production of AS YOU LIKE IT at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. The clip highlights Ac…
Footage from the sitzprobe for the new Broadway musical GALILEO shows Tony and Grammy Award nominee Joy Woods performing 'World in a Blaze' with the production's orchestra. Check out the vid…
Barney s is not entirely sure he wants to attend the 1960'S sexual revolution, but he would at least like to see what everyone is talking about. in Neil Simon’s Last of the Red Hot Lovers…
The final curtain call is approaching for Jocelyn Bioh’s comedy, Bill Irwin’s take on Molière and a meet-cute musical. Plus, a few more titles to put on your holiday must-see list.
Ever wonder what a day in the life of a student at Atlantic Acting School is like? Tune in to our Instagram Story today to step inside the world-renowned acting conservatory in NYC. Learn…
Cranford, Orange Tree Theatre review - Mrs Gaskell's world brought vividly to life Gary Naylor Sat, 11/14/2026 - 13:00 ★★★★★ CRANFORD Hilari…
Deborah Zoe Laufer’s script reaches for big ideas but finds its strongest footing in fine performances and the simple longing for connection.
Go behind the scenes of A CHRISTMAS CAROL with new footage featuring three-time Tony Award nominee and Olivier Award winner Andy Karl. Karl stars as Ebenezer Scrooge in the return of the Old…
Student actors bring the audience into the world of teenage discovery, fantasy, and horror. By LAURIE SARA OLIVER
Below are links to the published scripts of sixteen shows in the Broadway 2026 2027 Season organized chronologically by the opening date. Each title is linked to its publication page on Amaz…
As an acclaimed production returns to the stage, four actors reflect on one of theater’s great challenges for Black performers.
By ALAN SMASON, WYES-TV Theatre Critic (“Steppin’ Out“) Were it not for its subject manner of serial killings, revenge and cannibalism, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street …
This week, Brendan Hunt, Ted Lasso’s Coach Beard, joins us to talk about The Beatles, his earliest roles, and his secret connection to Ray Charles. Plus, panelists Adam Burke, Shane O’Ne…
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Peter Farrelly explores the unlikely making of Rocky, revealing the determination, desperation, and sheer nerve behind Stallone’s Hollywood breakthroug…
All my life, I have thought God got something terribly wrong. Why are we born young, only to grow old? Wouldn’t it make infinitely more sense to arrive in this world with the wisdom of age…