‘Home Free’ at The Mansion Entertainment Center, MO by Blouin Artinfo

“Home Free” will perform on June 16, 2017 at 8:00 pm at The Mansion Entertainment Center, Toronto.“Home Free” comes to town with new music, new production, and more country favorites…

LP with Josiah & the Bonnevilles at Corona Theatre, Montréal by Blouin Artinfo

‘LP’ will perform along with Josiah & the Bonnevilles on June 3, 2017 at 8:00 PM, at Corona Theatre, Toronto.Laura Pergolizzi is an American pop singer and songwriter, who hails from…

A tribute to the legendary Dr. Chuck Davis

Dr. Chuck Davis (January 1, 1937 – May 14, 2017) I was not close to Dr. Chuck Davis. In fact, I only had the privilege of taking a handful of classes from him in Chicago sometime in the mi…

Review: When in Doubt, Try Again by Michael Block

By Michael Block You don't always get a chance to get locked in a room with someone to hash out your emotions. Steven Dietz takes two of Anton Chekhov's star-crossed lovers and forces t…

Michael Che at The Danforth Music Hall, Toronto by Blouin Artinfo

‘Michael Che’ will perform on June 3, 2017, 6.30 pm onwards and 9.45 pm onwards, at The Danforth Music Hall, Toronto.The New York-based writer, actor and standup comedian Michael Che is …

Lou by Sandra Mardenfeld

Mieko Gavia as Lou Salome. Photo credit: Jody Christopherson.More than 100 black and white copies of photos and letters, adhered on black stock, suspend from the rafters and hang on the wa…

STC announces 2016 Patrick White Playwrights’ Award and Fellowship by Arts Review

Sydney Theatre Company (STC) has announced Andrew Bovell as the 2016 Patrick White Playwrights’ Fellow, with Lewis Treston the recipient of the Patrick White Playwrights’ Award…

Ballet Review: ‘Tudor, Ashton, World Premiere’ Presented by The Washington Ballet at the Kennedy Center by Kristin Franco

The Washington Ballet brought their triumphant 40th season to a close this past weekend with a collection of three ballets choreographed by Antony Tudor, Frederick Ashton and a world premier…

Theatre Review: ‘See How They Run’ at Vagabond Players by April Forrer

Vagabond Players ends their 101st season with an English comedy in three acts, “See How They Run,” written by Phillip King and directed Tyrone Chapman. The title comes from a line in the…

Will Bette Midler Perform on the Tony Awards? Maybe Not by Gordon Cox

Among the many subjects of speculation about the Tony Awards this year: Bette Midler, and when she’ll perform during the awards telecast. At the start, kicking off the show with a bang…

Slap Talk by Arts Review

Slap Talk is a dissection and examination of hyper-competitive language, the sort of bluster and taunts that are thrown around before the Big Game. It takes the pre-fight boast or pre-match …

National Indigenous Arts Awards Announced by Arts Review

The Australia Council for the Arts has celebrated four extraordinary artists who were honoured at the 10th National Indigenous Arts Awards (NIAA) at the Sydney Opera House on Saturday even…

BroadwayRadio Talks to Actor, Writer Ron Fassler about his New 'Historical Memoir' 'Up in the Cheap Seats' on 'Today on Broadway' by Broadwayradio

On a special holiday episode of 'Today on Broadway' actor and writer Ron Fassler discusses his new memoir and theatre history book 'Up in the Cheap Seats A Historical Memoir of Broadway.' St…

The Woman Who Was Me by Darryl Reilly

Mr. Grandbois’ engrossing scenario is in the vein of such feminist fantastical works as "Diary of a Mad Housewife" and "Up the Sandbox." An expedition to a salsa dance club, buying a pupp…

Bruce Springsteen makes surprise appearance at Steven Van Zandt concert by Asbury Park (n.j.) Press, Asbury Park (n.j.) Press

E Street Band members reunite on stage in New Jersey.        

Springsteen makes surprise appearance at Van Zandt concert by Wochit, Wochit

Bruce Springsteen surprised concert-goers in New Jersey with a performance during the encore of a Steven Van Zandt show.        

Review: ‘All Shook Up’ at Act Two at Levine performing at Arena Stage by Ravelle Brickman

Seeing All Shook Up at Arena Stage last weekend was like an adventure in time travel. The show, which played for one weekend only, offered a glimpse of a long-ago world—1955, when Elvis Pr…

First Tony Awards Performances Revealed, But No Bette Midler? by BroadwayWorld

The New York Times has revealed the first details on this year's Tony Awards broadcast performances including scoops that Josh Groban will lead the cast of NATASHA, PIERRE in a mash-up, DEAR…

‘Doubt, A Parable’ Opens on June 1st at SeeNoSun OnStage at the Anacostia Arts Center by Guest Author

SeeNoSun OnStage will open a four-week run of Doubtony , A Parable, John Patrick Shanley’s controversial Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning drama. The play examines the Catholic Chur…

Magic Time!: ‘Hir’ at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company by John Stoltenberg

The absurdity and grim reality of gender get a scathing going-over in this extraordinary play by Taylor Mac. Inside the hilarity of Hir (pronounced “here”) is a tragedy howling t…

Tony Awards Close-Up: GROUNDHOG DAY's Andy Karl is Grate-phil to Be Back Again and Again! by BroadwayWorld TV

Awards season is like Groundhog Day for Andy Karl, who has picked up his third Tony nomination Rocky, On the Twentieth Century for his performance in Groundhog Day. Below, watch as the newly…

This Week's New Classifieds on BWW - 5/29/2017

This Week's New Classified Listings on BroadwayWorld.com for 5292017.

What’s Your City’s ‘Newly Annoying’ Neighborhood? Ask Hedwig. by Erik Piepenburg

How hyperspecific material makes local residents laugh on the national tour of “Hedwig and the Angry Inch.”

Hello? Dolly? Bette Midler Seems Unlikely to Sing at Tony Awards by Michael Paulson

“Hello, Dolly!” producers and Tony producers seem to be at an impasse over the conditions under which Ms. Midler would sing at the awards ceremony.

'Escape to Margaritaville' goes down easy at La Jolla Playhouse by James Hebert

Margaritaville is both a place and state of mind. Word is that it’s also — and we’re working to confirm this now — the title of a popular song. Seriously, though, it seems a genius m…

Review: ‘Making History’ at The Irish Heritage Theatre by Neal Newman

The Confederate statues have been removed from their pedestals. Some people are disappointed. Their rosy vision of the lost genteel South has been taken away. To them, history has been rewri…

Spotlight Cabaret: Ella At 100 by John Hoglund

It's Ella Fitgerald's centennial. She influenced more than a generation of singers and musicians. The lady called the “Queen of Jazz” or “The First Lady of Song” would have turned 10…

The Arts Fuse Mentorship Program: An Introduction by Bill Marx

My thought was that it would exciting to invite high school students from diverse backgrounds in the Boston area to become better educated about arts criticism.

The Arts Fuse Mentorship Program: Student Reviews by Arts Fuse Editor

The program's goal is to educate young people about writing arts criticism.

Review: ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ at Hedgerow Theatre by Ellen Wilson Dilks

“The course of true love never did run smooth.” And in the case of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, it hits every bump in the road! One of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies, Midsummer f…

Shows at Montreal’s Festival TransAmériques explore memory from radically different angles by Robert Everett-Green

Runaway Girl is about the persistence of memory while 7 Pleasures explores getting rid of memory and starting over

Ariana Grande’s mom pays tribute to Manchester victims by Peter Sblendorio

Ariana Grande's mom expressed her gratitude for everyone who bravely helped out during last week's deadly terror attack in Manchester.

Tokyo-Paris, Musée de l’Orangerie — a wonderfully lively show

An exceptional private Japanese art collection celebratesthe rich exchange between east and west

Why That Popup You Want So Badly Is Probably Hurting Your Search Rank by Drew McManus

Rarely do I encounter a web client that doesn’t want some sort of popup to capture email addresses, push an advertisement, or serve up some sort of call to action. Often, the need is genui…

Ribbons Down Their Backs: The Supporting Ladies of HELLO, DOLLY! by Julie Musbach

Hello, Dolly is one of the most famous Broadway star vehicles, and no production has yet made that clearer than the one with Bette Midler's name floating high atop the marquee and the 'sold …

1984 by Doug Marino

George Orwell's dystopian novel brought to the stage - first in London on the West End, now on Broadway.  The technology and video employed was magnificent.  The direction was cris…

Animal by Doug Marino

In this new play by Claire Lizzimore, you are expected to think... and connect dots... and solve her riddle....  It's not that complicated but it is open to interpretation to a large de…

Cost of Living by Doug Marino

In Martyna Majok's new play, Cost of Living, we come to realize the cost she is speaking of is mostly the emotional one.  What does it cost a handicapped person?  Is it cheaper to …

Woolly’s ‘Hir’: laughing at the darkness by Peter Marks

Woolly Mammoth’s production recalls Sam Shepard’s family dramas.

Tony Awards Watch: In ‘Sweat’, Carlo Albán Finds A Voice For The Voiceless by Jeremy Gerard

Eight times a week, Carlo Albán gets beaten senseless with a baseball bat. It’s been going on for two years, and even though it’s a stage fight, he has the bruises to prove just…

Injury leads to cast change in On The Town at Regent’s Park by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo Jacob Maynard is now playing Chip in On The Town due to the indisposition of Fred Haig. Book Now! This post Injury leads to cast change in On The Town at Regent’s Park …

John Legend gives condolences to parents of fan killed in Manchester attack by Usa Today Life, Usa Today Life

Singer talks on British show about teen's performance of his song and to offer sympathy.        

Theatre Review: ‘Urinetown: The Musical’ at NextStop Theatre Company by Peter Orvetti

When the Emperor Vespasian’s son Titus criticized his father for placing a tax on Rome’s toilets, Vespasian held up a gold coin and told him, “Money does not stink. And yet it comes fr…

Springsteen surprises NJ audience at Van Zandt concert

RED BANK, N.J. (AP) -- Bruce Springsteen surprised concert-goers in New Jersey with a performance during the encore of a Steven Van Zandt show....

John Legend Sent a Message to the Parents of Manchester Bombing Victim Olivia Campbell on Good Morning Britain by Halle Kiefer

Charlotte Campbell and Paul Hodgson, mother and stepfather of Manchester bombing victim Olivia Campbell, received a heartfelt message from John Legend during their Monday appearance on Good …

Theatre Review: ‘A Chorus Line’ at Tantallon Community Players by Elle Marie Sullivan

The 1975 hit musical “A Chorus Line” follows a bunch of dancers at an audition for an upcoming Broadway show. This is not your everyday audition though. Zach, the director, wants…

The ‘Bronx Tale’ Strategy: Win Suburban Love, Not Broadway Prestige by Sopan Deb

The musical received no Tony nominations. But nostalgia and smart marketing are filling the seats with the “Jersey Boys” demographic.

Mercurial Dana by Tara Sheena

There is a buzzing that won’t stop; if it stops, I am afraid of how you will go on.

En Route by Tara Sheena

Is this enough Is this fucked Is this now Is this boring

Could a Perfect Storm Help Push Elisabeth Moss to Her First Emmy Win? by Kristopher Tapley

With "The Handmaid's Tale" currently mid-stride and "Top of the Lake" scoring top notices alongside Palme d'Or winner "The Square" in Cannes, the actress is having quite a moment.

Alice Fearn and Sophie Evans to lead new Wicked cast by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo Now in its 11th smash hit year at London’s Apollo Victoria Theatre, the producers of Wicked have announced that Alice Fearn (Elphaba) and Sophie Evans (Glinda) will lea…

Pepperland, Royal Court, Liverpool, review: It refuses to be a nostalgic romp by Zoë Anderson, Zoë Anderson

Mark Morris dance Group's 'Pepperland' kicks off the Beatles celebration in Liverpool as part of the 'Sgt Pepper' at 50 season

BWW TV Exclusive: Watch Glenn Close and the Cast of SUNSET BOULEVARD Tribute Vintage Hollywood at Birdland! by BroadwayWorld TV

The Broadway at Birdland just welcomedGlenn Close,joined by the cast of Sunset Boulevard in a one-night-only event benefiting Bring Change 2 Mind, which works to end the stigma and discrimin…

Concert Review: ‘La La Land’ Live is a Meta, Magical Experience at the Hollywood Bowl by Lawrence Yee

“‘La La Land’ in Concert: A Live to Film Celebration” kicked off its tour at the Hollywood Bowl over the weekend. It was a meta moment: a film about making it in show…

Susan’s performing arts book recommendations by Susan Elkin

Take learning how to read play scripts imaginatively and intelligently. Robert Knopf’s Script Analysis for Theatre (Bloomsbury) has masses of advice for theatre students and professionals …

Broadway Pet Peeves | THE TYLER MOUNT VLOG

Join me as I count down my top five Broadway pet peeves that no human should have to endure inside a theatre.SUBSCRIBE TO THE TYLER MOUNT VLOGCONTACT TYLER:ONLINE:►Instagram: @TylerGMo…

'Drag Race' Winners Tore Me a New One, Rosie O'Donnell Gave Tons of Cash by Justin Moran

Michael MustoMichael MustoA celebrity roast of yours truly (benefiting the Callen-Lorde clinic) was organized by publicist Daniel DeMello and company last week at Actors Temple, where a host…

'Drag Race' Winners Tore Me a New One, Rosie O'Donnell Gave Tons of Cash by Michael Musto

A celebrity roast of yours truly (benefiting the Callen-Lorde clinic) was organized by publicist Daniel DeMello and company last week at Actors Temple, where a host of notables gathered to r…

Photo Coverage: Cast of MARY POPPINS Takes Opening Night Bows by Genevieve Rafter Keddy

BroadwayWorld was there to capture the cast and guests on opening night

Invitation to Interpret: An Audience Makes Meaning Together by [email protected] (ramona)

By Andrew Zitcer, Liz Green. What can we learn about audience engagement and how and why audiences make meaning out of experimental theatre from a twenty-four-year performance experiment?

The Arts on the Stamps of the World — May 29 by Doug Briscoe

An Arts Fuse regular feature: the arts on stamps of the world.

Mary Poppins Flies High at PaperMill Playhouse by Sandi Durell

    by Adam Cohen   Mary Poppins flies high once again in Paper Mill Playhouse’s latest musical.  Replete with spectacular choreography (Denis Jones) meticulously and beaut…

NorthJersey.com Review: "The Boy Who Danced on Air" by Joseph Cervelli

Compassionate but amateurish. Review will appear in North Jersey Community Life Newspapers on Thursday.

VIDEO: 30 Days of TONY, Day 13: Viva La Vie Boheme! by Stage Tube

Welcome to BroadwayWorld's Tony Award Countdown 30 Days of TONY, a loving look at some of the most memorable moments from Tony's history featuring today's nominees

A Musical Memorial Day - Broadway Tributes the Troops by BroadwayWorld

Once a year, Americans remember the lives lost in service to our great country.Stories of past wars, undying patriotism and true couragehave been the topics of countless films, television se…

Interviews: Tim Supple: 'I'm envious of people who can root themselves'

The itinerant director is back home in Britain to stage the new Grange Festival's first opera

Bolton Octagon at 50: mills, thrills and bellyaches – in pictures by Guardian Staff

The intimate Octagon theatre in Bolton has launched its 50th anniversary season. Take a look at some of its landmark productions from local playwrights Bill Naughton and Jim Cartwright and s…

Reviving Ophelia with Sherie Rene Scott and Sheila Vand by Victoria Myers

We talk to Sherie Rene Scott and Sheila Vand, who are appearing in Waterwell's production of "Hamlet," about reinterpreting classic female roles and how to take up space.

Pulley & Buttonhole presents Lynn Nottage’s ‘One More River to Cross: A Verbatim Fugue’ by Mark Cofta

'One More River to Cross: A Verbatim Fugue' powerfully employs true testimonies to chronicle American slavery. Mark Cofta reviews.

FROM DOWN UNDER: Hello Dolly! by Simon Parris

Look at the old girl now, fellas. Mrs Dolly Levi, born Gallagher, is back on the Melbourne stage in a glossy, if somewhat scaled down, production of Golden Age classic Hello, Dolly!.

Honoring the Past While Preserving the Present by Sharon Hoyer

Swedish film ‘The Square’ wins Palme d’Or while Netflix goes home empty-handed

Ruben Östlund’s wry comedy-drama takes top prize in year dominated by middle-class crises

‘Le vénérable W.’ at MK2 Quai de la Loire, Paris by Blouin Artinfo

“Le vénérable W.” will be playing at MK2 Quai de la Loire in Paris on June 6, 2017.Directed by Barbet Schroeder, this documentary is the third and final installment in her “Axis of E…

‘Posoki’ at Reflet Médicis, Paris by Blouin Artinfo

“Posoki” will be playing at Reflet Médicis in Paris on May 31 and June 5, 2017.Set in present day Bulgaria, “Posoki” is a road movie in a country that remains optimistic as all the …

‘Return to Montauk’ at Louxor - Palais Du Cinéma, Paris by Blouin Artinfo

“Return to Montauk” will be playing at Louxor - Palais Du Cinéma in Paris from June 6, 2017.During the winter in Montauk, on a beach are two deck chairs awaiting two people who have bee…

GableStage’s Georgia McBride Is No Drag, Well, It Is, But…. by Bill Hirschman

One pleasure watching a drag show regardless of your sexual orientation is the vicarious joy of seeing people uncorset their secreted urges and find the liberating self-worth to parade it pu…

F Michael Haynie explains why acting is like mental gymnastics by Serena

As much as we laud actors for being able to transform themselves, it is sometimes hard to separate the character from the person who plays the role. F. Michael discusses why it’s mentally …

Careers Clinic: What do I do about my flaky co-star? by John Byrne

Your problem I have just completed a very enjoyable part-time course and have been looking forward to the industry showcase at the

Livestreaming a Symposium on the Suzuki Method of Actor Training with SITI Company in Saratoga Springs, New York—Thurs, June 1 - Sat, June 3 by [email protected] (thea)

By HowlRound TV. The SITI Company in Saratoga Springs, New York presents Transformation through Training: a Symposium on the Suzuki Method of Actor Training from Skidmore College livestreami…

Your guide to Shakespeare's 'The Winter's Tale' by Judith Newmark St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Bruce Longworth once again directs Shakespeare Festival St. Louis’ big summer production in Forest Park.

Opera review: Opera Theatre gives a strong reimagining of 'The Grapes of Wrath' by Sarah Bryan Miller St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The large cast is uniformly good

Review: Zero Point at the Barbican by Ka Bradley

So much heavy breathing: Ka Bradley reviews Darren Johnston's new work at the Barbican. The post Review: Zero Point at the Barbican appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.

‘Curvy Widow’ at Westside Theatre, New Work by Blouin Artinfo

Westside Theatre in New Work presents Bobby Goldman’s musical ‘Curvy Widow’ from July 20 through October 15, 2017.The musical is directed by Peter Flynn and casts Nancy Opel, Andrea Bi…

BWW's On This Day - May 29, 2017

Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on May 29 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events

Review: Woyzeck at the Old Vic by Rosemary Waugh

Wall to wall pressure: Rosemary Waugh reviews Jack Thorne's new version of Woyzeck. The post Review: Woyzeck at the Old Vic appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.

REVIEW: A View From The Bridge, St Martin’s Church Colchester ✭✭✭✭ by Paul T Davies

By Paul T Davies Paul T Davies reviews A View From The Bridge at St Martin’s Church Colchester “this is a true and gripping rendition of Miller’s play, and bodes well for futur…

INTERVIEW: Spotlight On… The Enchanted’s Jade Ogugua by Helen McWilliams

Following a successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe 2016, Pharmacy Theatre present the London transfer of their debut show – a highly-acclaimed adaptation of death penalty investigator Rene…

Today on Broadway: Monday, May 29, 2017 by Matt Tamanini

Listen: Actor and Writer Ron Fassler Discusses his Book “Up in the Cheap Seats: A Historical Memoir of Broadway.” “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podc…

Acting against apartheid: the enduring power of South African protest theatre | Jack Klaff by Jack Klaff

South Africa's theatre of resistance, as penned by the likes of Athol Fugard, roared around the world, bringing pressure to bear on the regime back homeIn dramatic writing, it's good if your…

An Octoroon, Orange Tree, review: This is an energising production, unafraid of the necessary madcap messiness by Paul Taylor, Paul Taylor

Black actors wear whiteface and white actors assume blackface in Branden Jacobs- Jenkins's play which deals with the issues of racial difference with playful provocativeness

The Girls Announces West End Closing Date and UK Tour by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo   Dafydd Rogers and David Pugh, producers of Tim Firth and Gary Barlow’s musical comedy The Girls, have announced that the show will play its final London performa…

“Monsoon Wedding” Celebrates India at Berkeley Rep by Suraj Ramrakhyani

Millennial Notes Mira Nair Whips Up a Wonderful Marriage of East and West by Suraj Ramrakhyani Director Mira Nair must have decided early into production that she wasn’t going for a soft, …

Vanessa Redgrave: She's got issues by Lynn Barber

Vanessa Redgrave, the reigning matriarch of Britain's most famous acting dynasty, veteran of stage and screen and a radical Trotskyist, has always claimed her first love is revolutionary pol…

Jam review – tense classroom drama gives lessons in Britain's division by Michael Billington

Finborough, LondonAn Iranian teacher is confronted by one of her former pupils in Matt Parvin’s claustrophobic two-hander about social and racial prejudiceMatt Parvin is a young, Dorset-bo…

Interviews: Marcia Gay Harden: 'I wouldn't do a stage version of Fifty Shades'

The American stage and screen actress on making her UK debut in Sweet Bird of Youth, working with James Gandolfini and starring in the film Fifty Shades of Grey

20th Kids Week (in fact, a month) announced: 35 fantastic West End shows shows participating in this year's event

It's nearly summer holidays! If that's not enough to shout about, SOLT are returning with Kids Week, giving millions of free tickets to some amazing West End shows! Let's see which StageFave…

On the Couch with Eva Kong by Arts Review

Who is Eva Kong? I am a mother and a singer at Opera Australia! What would you do differently to what you do now? If I wasn’t singing, I think I would like to design and make furniture and…

Sound engineer Leigh Davies: ‘I had to match Brian Blessed’s voice to a man in a gorilla suit’ by Nick Smurthwaite

One of the busiest sound engineers around, Matilda stalwart Leigh Davies is moving into design. He tells Nick Smurthwaite how this led to

JAM – Finborough Theatre by Shanine Salmon

Before Jam begins, the audience sees history teacher Bella Soroush (Jasmine Hyde) still in her classroom in the early evening, trying to settle down to mark essays but distracted by her unco…

And Scene #9 - Broadway B Sides by Andscenepod, Michael Salerno

Welcome to this week’s episode of the And Scene Theater Podcast!  In Act 1, we have news of Broadway’s financial health, a possible frontrunner for the 2018 Tonys, and the merits of pos…

Jam review – obsession and resentment in the classroom by Jenny Gilbert

Debut play about teaching and the unteachable hits a nerveWhen TV drama tackles Britain’s class divide, the go-to working-class type is the northerner: gritty, blunt of vowel and partial t…

REVIEW: Judy!, Arts Theatre ✭✭✭ by Julian Eaves

By Julian Eaves Julian Eaves reviews Judy! now playing at the Arts Theatre “The proscenium reminds us that this is, more than anything else, a play.” This post REVIEW: Judy!, Art…

Features: 7 theatre shows for kids in half term

We round-up some of the best shows to take your family to during the school break

Cirque du Soleil returns to Australia with Toruk – The First Flight by Arts Review

Inspired by James Cameron’s AVATAR, Cirque du Soleil will transport you to the world of Pandora in the visually stunning arena spectacular, TORUK – The First Flight, when it makes …

The Green Room: What can theatre learn from non-verbal disciplines such as dance? by Jon Dryden Taylor

Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details… Albert

Our top 10 #FaceApp pictures, which of your #StageFaves are playing?

Last month, a craze took over the Twittersphere and loads of #StageFaves got involved. The #FaceApp takes a photo of you and shows morphs it into various scenarios (mainly male, female, youn…

Thousand-Pound Bronzes on the Upper West Side by Paige Williams

The sculptor Joy Brown creates enormous bronze humanoid figures, and, on a recent Monday night, nine of them arrived in the city on flatbed trucks, to be installed on the Upper West Side. Th…

‘The Warriors’ at Le Grand Action, Paris by Blouin Artinfo

“The Warriors” will be screened at Le Grand Action in Paris on June 14, 2017.Cyrus, who is the leader of the most powerful gang in New York City called the Gramercy Riffs, calls a meetin…

‘Funny Face’ at Le Brady, Paris by Blouin Artinfo

“Funny Face” will be screened at Le Brady in Paris from June 7 to September 5, 2017.Dick Avery is a fashion photographer who is in a Greenwich Village bookstore to create an intellectual…

‘Sage femme’ at Anteo Spazio Cinema, Milan by Blouin Artinfo

“Sage femme” will be screened at Anteo Spazio Cinema in Milan from May 31, 2017.Claire works in a maternity hospital as a midwife. She is helpful and kind and has dedicated her life enti…

Materiality by Arts Review

Focusing on the moments when materials play the lead in artistic processes, entangling us in a web of connections and meanings and expanding on the notions of process, time and place, the …

A fan remembers Gregg Allman's life-affirming sound by Robert Jagodzinski

NEW YORK (AP) -- The stage remains dark in the moments before the final show. It's the Allman Brothers' annual New York City Beacon Theater run, in March 2011....

‘The Pride’ at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, Los Angeles by Blouin Artinfo

The production of 'The Pride' will be staged at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, Los Angeles, on select dates, from June 8 through July 9, 2017.The play is a Wallis productio…

‘L.A. Confidential’ at Orpheum Theatre, Los Angeles by Blouin Artinfo

The Los Angeles Conservancy presents the screening of crime drama 'L.A. Confidential', at The Orpheum Theatre, Los Angeles, on June 3, 2017, at 8 pm. 'L.A. Confidential' is loosely base…

St Kilda Film Festival 2017 Winners Announced by Arts Review

The winner of the 2017 Best Short Film at Australia’s longest running short film festival, St Kilda Film Festival, was announced to crowds at the Festival’s Closing Night on Saturday 27 …

Karen Fishwick: ‘Our Ladies is going to rip up the West End’ by Tim Bano

Karen Fishwick discovered a desire to perform while attending local drama classes as a child. Now appearing in Our Ladies of Perpetual

DREAMGIRLS: London, at Last! by Peter Filichia

An apologetic Curtis Taylor, Jr.? In every production of DREAMGIRLS that I’ve seen, when Curtis must tell his girlfriend Effie...Continue Reading The post DREAMGIRLS: London, at Last! appe…

HCC’s Arts Collective Presents ‘INHERITORS: The Nature of Keys’ June 8 – 18, 2017 by Guest Author

HCC’s Arts Collective Presents “INHERITORS: The Nature of Keys” June 8 – 18, 2017, An Original Play Devised by The Company. Howard Community College’s Arts Collective concludes it…

Top Stories You Missed on BWW This Weekend - 5/28-5/29/2017

Hottest Articles on BroadwayWorld.com from this weekend Monday, May 29, 2017 - Monday, May 29, 2017.

‘The Jetsons’ making a return to the big screen

Moviegoes will have another chance to meet George Jetson; his boy Elroy; daughter Judy; Jane, his wife ... Warner Bros. announced that “The Jetsons” will be featured in a new … Cli…

My Prerogative by Arts Review

Following on from his acclaimed first solo show Teenage Dreams, Brisbane native Josh RH Daveta has teamed up with Boutique Theatre to launch his next show-stopping cabaret, My Prerogativ…

Marin Mazzie and Jason Danieley Will Take Audiences to Broadway and Beyond May 29–June 1 by Robert Viagas

Watch the husband and wife team preview their Feinstein’s/54 Below show.

How It’s a Long Way to Tipperary became the hit of the first world war

As casualties mounted, the song darkened and new arrivals were taught a bawdier version

Look Inside the Newly Renovated Hudson Theatre by Hannah Vine

1984, opening June 22, will be the second show to play at Hudson Theatre since its renovation.

25 DAYS OF TONYS: What Dear Evan Hansen’s Rachel Bay Jones Is Most Grateful For by Ruthie Fierberg

The Tony-nominated actor shares the most rewarding piece of her Evan Hansen experience and more.

25 DAYS OF TONYS: What Dear Evan Hansen’s Rachel Bay Jones Shares Is Most Grateful For

Tony-nominated actor Rachel Bay Jones shares how she brings truth to the stage and more.