Vincent Dance Theatre: 21 Years/21 Works review – superb performances by Judith Mackrell

Shoreditch Town Hall, LondonFrom a smoky dreamworld to a domestic goddess, this promenade showcase bears testimony to the company’s enduring quality Continue reading...

How Arthur Miller struck a discord with the Women's Orchestra of Auschwitz by Tim Auld

Broadcast on TV in 1980 and based on Fania Fénelon’s memoir, Playing for Time is one of Arthur Miller’s most harrowing plays. But questions are still being raised about the his version …

'Fish in the Dark': Larry David's comedy throwback

Ellen DeGeneres to Present GLAAD's Vanguard Award to Kerry Washington by TV News Desk

Ellen DeGeneres will present GLAAD's Vanguard Award, which is presented to media professionals who have made a significant difference in promoting equality, to the actress.

Mark Rylance-Led Farinelli and the King Will Transfer to London's West End by Imogen Lloyd Webber

Three-time Tony winner Mark Rylance is returning to the West End—next stop Broadway? Claire van Kampen’s new play Farinelli and the King, which is currently running at the Sam Wa…

SUBMISSIONS ONLY's Kate Wetherhead to Teach Musical Theater Audition Workshop, 3/22 by BroadwayWorld

Co-creator and star of Submissions Only Kate Wetherhead Legally Blonde, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Ordinary Days will be teaching a 4-session workshop Auditioning for Musica…

Fuse Theater Review: “Grounded” — The Costs of a Long-Distance War by Terry Byrne

Celeste Oliva’s performance is so raw, we experience every doubt, every fear, and watch her confidence slowly evaporate under pressure.

Welsh Government and arts council launch five-year plan to improve creative learning in schools by Georgia Snow

The Welsh Government and the Arts Council of Wales have launched a five-year plan that aims to improve creative learning in schools

Review Roundup: Hugh Jackman Stars in Sci-Fi Thriller CHAPPIE by BroadwayWorld

New sci-fi thriller CHAPPIE hits theaters nationwide today. The film was written and directed by Neill Blomkamp and is based on Blomkamp's short film TETRA VAAL.

Recent Wicked Star Flies Out of Violet; Leigh Ann Larkin Boards the Bus by Olivia Clement

Wisconsin's Capital City Theatre has announced that Broadway star Leigh Ann Larkin (A Little Night Music, Gypsy) will star in their production of the award-winning musical Violet. La…

Director Stephen Daldry on dogs, 'Wicked' and 'Billy Elliot' by Mark Kennedy

NEW YORK (AP) -- Director Stephen Daldry has two shows opening on Broadway this season and that means juggling two sets of casts - both human and doggie....

STAGE TUBE: On This Day for 3/6/15- Stephen Schwartz by Stage Tube

Happy Birthday, Stephen Schwartz In a career spanning over four decades, Schwartz has written such hit musicals as Godspell 1971, Pippin 1972 and Wicked 2003. He has also contributed lyrics …

GRACE NOTES: Friday, March 6, 2015 by Susan Grace

This Weekend’s Highlights: Friday, March 6 * The Producers U.K. tour, directed by Matthew White, featuring Jaon Manford (Leo Bloom), Cory English (Max Bialystock), Tiffany Graves (Ulla), …

Kate Tempest, a British Triple Threat, Crosses the Pond by Rachel Donadio

Ms. Tempest — whose poems, plays and recordings about struggling Londoners have been winning acclaim in her native Britain — is about to tour America.

Mormon and “Girls” Star Andrew Rannells Discusses Broadway Plans and “Glee” Finale by Andrew Gans

Tony nominee Andrew Rannells, last on Broadway in the Tony-winning production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, recently spoke with CBS News about his many projects on stage and screen.

Despite Peter Gallagher’s absence, ‘Twentieth Century’ steams ahead by Michael Riedel

I haven’t seen it yet, but I hear the Roundabout’s revival of “On the Twentieth Century” is great fun — even when Peter Gallagher isn’t in it. Gallagher’s been battling...

Bad Jews poster 'censored' on London Tube

London Underground has banned a poster for the play Bad Jews after it ruled it may cause "widespread or serious offence".

Kristen Bell Worries Her Daughters Won't Enjoy FROZEN by Movies News Desk

In a new interview with PEOPLE, Kristen Bell shares her concern that her two daughters, Lincoln, 23 months, and Delta, 11 weeks won't give a thumbs up to her mega hit film FROZEN

VIDEO: Watch the Official Trailer for Broadway’s An American in Paris by Andrew Gans

The official trailer for the new Broadway musical An American in Paris, which arrives March 13 at the Palace Theatre, has been released.

Watch the Official Trailer for Broadway’s An American in Paris by Andrew Gans

The official trailer for the new Broadway musical An American in Paris, which arrives March 13 at the Palace Theatre, has been released.

Meet the Soloists of ‘West Side Story + Roméo et Juliette’ Part 2: Hailey Giddings by Joel Markowitz

This Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 4 PM, Young Artists of America and Maryland Classic Youth Orchestras will present West Side Story + Roméo et Juliette at The Music Center at Strathmore. In P…

Meet the Cast of ‘Nunsense’ at Wolf Pack Theatre Company: Part 1: Joanna Matthews by Joel Markowitz

In Part 1 of a series of interviews with the cast of Nunsense at Wolf Pack Theatre Company, meet Joanna Matthews. Joel: Please introduce yourself and tell us where local theatregoers may…

Larry David's "Fish" Leaves an Aftertaste by Robert Kahn

The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" creator makes his Broadway acting and writing debut in a cumbersome comedy that feels like a sitcom episode stretched too thin.

TfL accused of antisemitism following ban on Bad Jews poster by Ben Beaumont-Thomas

Joshua Harmon’s acclaimed play Bad Jews, a heated exploration of contemporary Jewish identity, has had its posters banned by Transport for London, to the outrage of its producersThe poster…

LISTEN: Aretha Franklin Teases Duet with Ariana Grande: 'We Have a Hot Duo Going' by BroadwayWorld

The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin spoke to radio host and personality Hoda Kobt this week on her radio show.

Meet the Cast of ‘Flyin’ West’ at Bowie Community Theatre: Part 3: Sandra Cox True by Joel Markowitz

In Part 3 of a series of interviews with the cast and director of Flyin’ West at Bowie Community Theatre, meet Sandra Cox True. Please introduce yourself and tell our readers where th…

King Lear, Viaduct Theatre, Halifax, review: 'sends out little splinters of insight' by Dominic Cavendish

Jonathan Miller's eighth production of Shakespeare's great tragedy has an appealing clarity, says Dominic Cavendish

Antigone, Barbican, theatre review: Juliette Binoche stars in a strangely unmoving Greek tragedy

On paper, this is a de luxe proposition. Sophocles' play is one of the greatest and most inextricably unresolvable of Greek tragedies.

BEAUTIFUL's Jessie Mueller Wanted to Bring 'Everything I Had Up Until the Very End' by BroadwayWorld

After an 18-month run on Broadway, Tony Award winner Jessie Mueller will say goodbye to the biomusical BEAUTIFUL THE CAROLE KING STORY tonight.

WAKE UP with BWW 3/6/2015 - 17 AGAIN, SWITZERLAND, THE AUDIENCE and More! by Jessica Showers

Good morning, BroadwayWorld Because we know all our readers eat, sleep and breathe Broadway, what could be better than waking up to it This weekend's big news Darren Criss is 17 AGAIN, Laura…

Andrew Rannells on Returning to Broadway: 'Always Keeping My Eyes Out' by TV News Desk

In an all-new interview with CBS News, GIRLS star Andrew Rannells Book of Mormon spoke about his role in the hit HBO series, his upcoming projects and his future plans for another run on Bro…

Ghosts after Ibsen – Haunted by Secrets and Lies by Sandi Durell

        Review by Beatrice Williams-Rude           “Ghosts after Ibsen” is Thomas Kilroy’s take on Ibsen’s “Ghosts.” He’s moved th…

Photo Flash: Sneak Peek at the Cast of THE COLORED MUSEUM Directed by Billy Porter by BroadwayWorld

The Colored Museum presents 11 hilarious 'exhibits' of African-American culture - from the depths of the Celebrity Slaveship to the spinning heights of Harlem. Tony Award winner George C. Wo…

Competition: win tickets to These Trees are Made of Blood at Southwark Playhouse by The Stage

And for our next act… The Magical Military Junta… Will make 30,000 people disappear before your very eyes. During the 70s and

"GUYS & DOLLS" Big League Productions National Tour Review by Fresnobeehive

"Director Jeffrey B. Moss keeps the pace at breakneck speed" "The ensemble led by an inspired Todd Berkich as Nicely-Nicely Johnson delivers a boisterous, heartfelt, sing-to-the-rafters exp…

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Andrea cures a seven-year itch for the stage

Riseborough will take the part of Rosalind - one of Shakespeare's most romantic heroines - in As You Like It, which Polly Findlay will direct on the National Theatre’s Olivier stage in Nov…

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Reviving Austen in a black and white revelation

Isabella Laughland, who has carved out a strong career in the theatre since appearing in three of the Harry Potter films, will star as Jane Austen’s plucky heroine Elizabeth Bennet.

All the standard Larry David neuroses, now on Broadway

NEW YORK — The Larry David who stars in “Fish in the Dark,” his middling new Broadway comedy about a cantankerous head-case urinal manufacturer, bears striking similarities to the Larr…

Review: Larry David's 'Fish in the Dark' on Broadway by Ronni Reich

In his Broadway debut as actor and playwright with "Fish in the Dark," the creator of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" stays true to his persona

Review: Larry David's Broadway play is a tedious dead fish by Mark Kennedy

NEW YORK (AP) -- If you're wondering if you'll like Larry David's Broadway debut, "Fish in the Dark," you need to ask another question: Do you like "Curb Your Enthusiasm"?...

Dynamic Duo by Hilton Als

For fifteen years, the actor Jim Fletcher has worked with the important theatre director and writer Richard Maxwell, whose shows require an uncommon degree of silence from the performers. In…

David Gray named permanent Pennsylvania Ballet executive director

David Gray, who has been serving as interim executive director of the Pennsylvania Ballet since last summer, has had his interim status removed and will manage the company going forward, bal…

Joining the cast of 'Chappie'? Hugh Jackman needed to mullet over

Neill Blomkamp’s robot actioner is a loud mess

Theater Review: Fish in the Dark Is a New Domain for Larry David by Jesse Green

In the first episode of season five of Curb Your Enthusiasm, the character of Larry David, played by Larry David, is reduced to the cosmic indignity of buying tickets for High Holiday servic…

Damian Lewis, Mark Rylance Star in 'Wolf Hall'

The veteran actors bring a new perspective to the Tudors in “Wolf Hall,” a six-part series on PBS based on Hilary Mantel’s Booker Prize–winning novels.

Jason Robert Brown's SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD Comes to the St. James Theatre, July 22 by BroadwayWorld

Celebrating 20 years since its first performance Off-Broadway, an all-new London production of triple-Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown's first musical, Songs for a New World is at the St…

Theatre News: Matthew Bourne's Sleeping Beauty returns for UK tour

Bourne described the production today as 'one of New Adventures' finest achievements'

Interviews: Laurence Cummings: 'It's the music that drives me'

The conductor of ENO's The Indian Queen prepares for the London Handel Festival

This week’s new theatre by Mark Cook & Lyn Gardner

Mermaid | The Harvest | The Royale | Sue Townsend’s The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole | Buyer & Cellar | After Electra Continue reading...

This week’s new dance by Judith Mackrell

Vincent Dance Company | English National Ballet: Modern Masters Continue reading...

This week’s new live comedy by James Kettle

Glasgow Comedy Festival | Dylan Moran | Aamer Rahman Continue reading...

BBC4 to screen Juliette Binoche and Ivo van Hove's Antigone by Ben Beaumont-Thomas

The acclaimed Barbican production of Sophocles’ tragedy will be screened as part of an ancient Greece season on BBC4 Continue reading...

Are local councils the unsung heroes of the arts? by Fin Kennedy

Councils are caught in an austerity trap. But the enlightened ones have a defiant, nay patriotic, faith in the value of the artsMy girlfriend and I are expecting our first child. We’re del…

Mark Rylance in Farinelli and the King to transfer to West End by Georgia Snow

Farinelli and the King, starring Mark Rylance, will transfer to the West End following its run at Shakespeare’s Globe. Claire van Kampen’s

John Tartaglia Leads BUYER & CELLAR, Opening Tonight at George Street Playhouse by BroadwayWorld

George Street Playhouse and Artistic Director David Saint welcome New Jersey native John Tartaglia, from the original Broadway cast of Avenue Q, as well as TV's Sesame Street and the Emmy Aw…

STAGE TUBE: Sneak Peek of Billy Porter and More in THE COLORED MUSEUM at Huntington Theatre Co. by Stage Tube

The Colored Museum presents 11 hilarious 'exhibits' of African-American culture - from the depths of the Celebrity Slaveship to the spinning heights of Harlem. Tony Award winner George C. Wo…

VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Rocks a Mullet, Plays Musical Beers on TONIGHT SHOW! by TV News Desk

On last night's TONIGHT SHOW, guest Hugh Jackman told Jimmy about his wife's hatred for his infamous Chappie mullet, and Jimmy show's solidarity by donning a mullet wig while discussing Jack…

Edward Gero Stars in Arena Stage's THE ORIGINALIST, Beginning Tonight by BroadwayWorld

Four-time Helen Hayes Award winner and acclaimed D.C. actor Edward Gero stars as one of America's most brilliant and polarizing figures-Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia-in the world-prem…

Emma Watson Welcomes BEAUTY & THE BEAST Co-Stars Stevens & Evans on Twitter! by Movies News Desk

Yesterday, Watson turned to Twitter to officially welcome her co-stars on the film and share her excitement over the casting news. Scroll down to check out her posts

Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty Reawakens for U.K Tour and London Christmas Season by Mark Shenton

Matthew Bourne's 2012 production of Sleeping Beauty for his company New Adventures will be revived this fall for a U.K and world tour, including a Christmas season at London's Sadler…

Freddie Fox to star as Romeo in Sheffield Theatres’ new season by David Hutchison

Freddie Fox will star in a new production of Romeo and Juliet as part of Sheffield Theatres’ new season, which artistic director

BWW's On This Day - March 6, 2015

Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on March 6 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events

Theatre: the nation’s debating chamber by Charlotte Higgins

Of all the artforms, theatre is the one most directly addressing our politics. From King Charles III and Posh to The Vote – to be staged on election night – this is a golden moment for p…

Theatre News: Casting announced for Mrs Henderson Presents musical

Terry Johnson's production opens at Theatre Royal Bath in August and will star Janie Dee and Emma Williams

Theatre News: Paul Merton guest stars in 39 Steps for Comic Relief

The comedian and Hitchcock fan will play a mystery killer

Theatre News: Digital Theatre releases The Crucible online

The production starring Richard Armitage will be available from 17 March

Theatre News: She Stoops to Conquer and Talking Heads feature in Bath Summer season

Anita Dobson and Stephanie Cole will take to the stage at Theatre Royal Bath later this year

Theatre News: Farinelli and the King starring Mark Rylance transfers to West End

The production will play a limited season at the Duke of York's Theatre

Theater review: Larry David in 'Fish in the Dark'

Larry David comes to Broadway, and should make his fans very happy.

'Next Fall' playing at the 4th Wall Theatre

4th Wall Theatre continues its 18th season with Geoffrey Nauffts' "Next Fall." The play was originally produced Off-Broadway by Naked Angels in 2009 and moved to Broadway in Februa…

Theater League of Clifton's streetwise fable brought to life

CLIFTON — It was an absolutely delicious evening at Mario's Restaurant on Feb. 27. Three courses of flavorful enjoyment in a well-executed presentation, impeccably seasoned to satisfy …

Clifton's Blue State Productions announces auditions for 'Doubt'

Blue State Productions, in residence at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Clifton, announces an open call for auditions for the play "Doubt." Auditions will be held Friday, March 6 f…

Tony-Winner Mark Rylance To Play a Castrato in His Next West End Project by Mark Shenton

Three-time Tony winner Mark Rylance is to return to the West End, transferring in his wife Claire van Kampen's new play Farinelli and the King that is currently running at the Sam Wa…

Could Vimeo be the new way forward? by Allison Hilbig

          State:  NSW …

Film News: Acclaimed Old Vic Revival of The Crucible, Starring Richard Armitage, Released by Digital Theatre

Armitage plays John Proctor in Yaël Farber's sold-out production of Arthur Miller's classic drama.

THE ARMOUR Langham Hotel, W1 by Libby Purves

ONE HOTEL, 150 YEARS, THREE PLAYS Plays in hotel rooms are in vogue: there’s a voyeuristic intimacy and a pleasing sense of dislocation about them. And a grand hotel – the Langham wa…

Larry David's Broadway debut Fish in the Dark: reviews roundup by Ben Beaumont-Thomas

The sardonic Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm star has made a mint in pre-orders for his old-fashioned comedy – but not everyone is convinced by his leap from the small screen Continue re…

Review: Fiction (Battersea Arts Centre)

David Rosenberg and Glen Neath present their latest show in total darkness

Review: Antigone (Barbican Theatre)

Ivo van Hove's production starring Juliette Binoche falls a little flat

Theatre News: Andrea Riseborough stars in National's As You Like It

The Birdman actress has been absent from the London stage for seven years

Theatre News: New Sheffield season includes Show Boat

Also announced today are revivals of Romeo and Juliet and Deborah Bruce's The Distance

Antigone, Barbican by Demetrios Matheou

Last year the London stage was treated to an electrifying Medea and an intelligent, refreshing Electra, at The National and the Old Vic respectively. Now it’s the turn of the Barbican to u…

Theatre News: St James revives Jason Robert Brown's Songs for a New World

The production marks the show's 20th anniversary

Actor plays everybody in 'Buyer & Cellar'

And that includes Barbra Streisand

Rick Dildine returns to Shakespeare Festival St. Louis

He left for New England last fall.

Jason Robert Brown’s Songs for a New World to Receive 20th Anniversary Production at London’s St. Ja by Mark Shenton

Jason Robert Brown's song cycle Songs for a New World, which originally premiered Off-Broadway in 1995 when its writer was just 25, is to receive a 20th anniversary revival productio…

Howard Sherman’s US theatre news: March 6 by Howard Sherman

Larry David debuts on Broadway in Fish in the Dark As you see this, it will have only been hours since the

Jason Robert Brown’s Songs for a New World to Receive 20th Anniversary Production at London’s St Jam by Mark Shenton

Jason Robert Brown's song cycle Songs for a New World, which originally premiered Off-Broadway in 1995 when its writer was just 25, is to receive a 20th anniversary revival productio…

Oxford Playhouse launches playwriting scheme by Georgia Snow

The Oxford Playhouse is launching a playwriting scheme designed to nurture writers from primary school to professional level. Called the Playhouse Playmaker

Ruby Wax: Sane New World review – mirth and mindfulness in standup’s seminar by Brian Logan

St James theatre, LondonIs it a showbiz tale or a workshop for the audience? It’s hard to tell but the comic’s interactive stage show does feel therapeuticI’ve seen a lot in comedy, bu…

Elizabeth Newman appointed as artistic director of Bolton’s Octagon by Georgia Snow

Elizabeth Newman has been named as the new artistic director of the Octagon Theatre in Bolton. Newman, currently associate director at the

Reversing Trickle Down Community Engagement by Sarah Marczynski

One of my favorite nonprofit blogs, NonProfit with Balls by Vu Le, published a post on 1/20/2015 about the theory of trickle down community engagement.  The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera…

Art Imitates Life by Peter Filichia

Nice to see that Peter Gallagher has returned to ON THE TWENTIETH CENTURY after missing a peck of performances. I was getting a little worried there that he was going to take his leave. More…

BWW Reviews: FISH IN THE DARK a Blatantly Commercial Broadway Star Vehicle, not that there's anything wrong with that. by Michael Dale

Larry David mimics his TV style in his very funny playwriting debut.

Mark Shenton: The Iceman cometh to Brooklyn by Mark Shenton

I’ve been a regular visitor to New York for some 32 years now – but I’ve never been to the Brooklyn Academy

Theater News: The Colored Museum, Directed by Tony Award Winner Billy Porter, Set to Begin Run

George Wolfe's dark comedy comes to life at Huntington Theatre Company.

So Ian McKellen drops his trousers to play King Lear. That sums up the RSC's whole approach by Germaine Greer

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PHOTO FEATURE - Dirty Dancing Melbourne by James Terry

Dirty Dancing opened at the Princess Theatre to a full house. TheatrePeople took happy snaps at the pink carpet to celebrate the opening! …

FRIGID New York - "Cootie Catcher" - Circle, circle, dot, dot, now I've got my cootie shot by Byrne Harrison

By Byrne HarrisonWhile it is one of my favorite NYC festivals, the fates conspired to keep me away from much of this year's FRIGID New York Festival.  I did, however, carve out time to …

Laura Linney and Seth Numrich Lead SWITZERLAND, Beginning Tonight at the Geffen Playhouse by BroadwayWorld

Laura Linney The Big C, The Savages and Seth Numrich AMC's TURN, Broadway War Horse will perform in the Geffen Playhouse production of Switzerland by Joanna Murray-Smith The Female of the Sp…

Moises Kaufman Directs CARMEN: A NEW AFRO-CUBAN MUSICAL Workshop Today in NYC by BroadwayWorld

Tectonic Theater Project to present dancemusic excerpts of Carmen A new Afro-Cuban musical in development today, March 6, 2015 in NYC. Directed by Moises Kaufman, Music Adaptation by Arturo …

Karen Ziemba, Brent Barrett & More Set for AMERICAN SHOWSTOPPERS at Schimmel Center Tonight by BroadwayWorld

Tonight, March 6, noted arranger Fred Barton will bring the music of Broadway and the American Songbook showmanship to the Schimmel Center at Pace University in American Showstoppers An Even…

Darren Criss, Caissie Levy, Andy Mientus, Carly Hughes, Jackie Hoffman and More Set for Reading of New 17 AGAIN Musical Today by BroadwayWorld

Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures is holding a private developmental reading of 17 Again, a new musical with a book by Marco Pennette, music and lyrics by Alan Zachary amp Michael Weiner, and di…

Skylar Astin, Erich Bergen, Sebastian Stan and More Set for Applause New York's 20th Anniversary Gala Tonight by BroadwayWorld

After two decades of bringing musical theater, acting and dance to the NYC landscape, Applause New York, the city's foremost children's performing arts program, will be celebrating its 20th …

Interviews: Tony Danza and Rob McClure: Bros Before Shows

Starring in Honeymoon in Vegas has turned this unlikely pair into the best of buds.

Video Flash: Flashback Friday: Broadway-Bound Misery Gave Kathy Bates First Hollywood Acceptance Speech

Could it bring Broadway noob Bruce Willis a Tony?

Theater News: Arena Stage Presents the World-Premiere Production of The Originalist

The new political drama starts performances tonight.

James Conlon, Harry Connick Jr., PORGY AND BESS, 50 Premieres, Sheryl Crow, Emerson Quartet and More Set for Ravinia's 2015 Season by BroadwayWorld

Ravinia's 2015 season, jam-packed with more than 120 events from June 16 through Sept. 10, was announced today by Ravinia President and CEO Welz Kauffman. The season features 60 artist debut…

FLASH FRIDAY: Human Again! BEAUTY & THE BEAST Blasts Back To The Big Screen With A Starry Cast by Pat Cerasaro

Today we are turning our attention to Disney's hotly anticipated new movie musical adaptation of BEAUTY amp THE BEAST.

Laura Linney and Seth Numrich Travel to Switzerland, Beginning Tonight at the Geffen by Carey Purcell

Laura Linney and Seth Numrich star in Switzerland, a new play by Joanna Murray-Smith about famed crime novelist Patricia Highsmith, at California's Geffen Playhouse. Performances beg…

Jessie Mueller Looks Back On Beautiful, Ahead to Waitress and Thanks Her Biggest Fan, Her Grandma by Michael Gioia

As Jessie Mueller prepares to take the stage one final time as music icon Carole King, she looks back at her career-defining last few years with Playbill.com.

John Tartaglia Stars in Barbra Streisand-Themed Buyer & Cellar, Opening Tonight by Andrew Gans

Avenue Q Tony nominee John Tartaglia stars in the George Street Playhouse production of Jonathan Tolins' one-person show Buyer & Cellar, which officially opens March 6 follow…

The Originalist, New Drama About Supreme Court Justice Scalia, Begins at Arena Stage Tonight by Carey Purcell

The world premiere of the political drama The Originalist, a new play by John Strand about Justice Antonin Scalia, begins performances at Arena Stage March 6.

Exclusive: Listen to a Full Track from the New On the Town Cast Album! by Robert Viagas

The two-disc cast album of the new On the Town Broadway revival was released this week by PS Classics. Here is the complete track of "Ya Got Me!" from the classic score by Leon…

DIVA TALK: Into the Woods’ Jennifer Mudge On Stephen Sondheim, Bernadette Peters and Creating Her Ow by Andrew Gans

News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.

Hyacinth Bucket Is “Keeping Up Appearances” in U.S. Stage Debut of Classic Sitcom, Starting Tonight by Andrew Gans

A stage adaptation of the BBC/PBS 1990s sitcom "Keeping Up Appearances," by series creator Roy Clarke, receives its U.S. premiere beginning March 6 at 7 PM in the Fifth Avenue Pres…