In the Moment: ‘Death of a Salesman” at Ford’s Theatre by David Siegel

“There’s just no spot for you” is the terse way that Willy Loman’s “snotnose” boss man Howard tells Loman he is fired. Just go and don’t look back, “cause you gotta admit, bu…

Review: As You Like It at Classic Stage by Lane Williamson

Lane Williamson finds a lifeless production in director John Doyle's hands, starring Ellen Burstyn. The post Review: As You Like It at Classic Stage appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.

New Musical Bully No More! Empowers Young People to Stand Together by Adam Hetrick

Tams-Witmark is releasing the 45-minute musical on October 2, World Day of Bullying Prevention.

'Beautiful Things' Revealed In Stage Adaptation Of Cheryl Strayed's Advice Column by Jeff Lunden

Before she was a famous author, Strayed wrote an advice column under the pseudonym "Dear Sugar." Now, it's been adapted into an unlikely off-Broadway play starring Nia Vardalos.

Big Bad Wolf by Arts Review

After taking the world by storm with a series of critically acclaimed tours, Windmill Theatre Co’s family favourite Big Bad Wolf returns to Adelaide for an encore season these October …

Review: Jefferson, Dickens and Tolstoy Debate Jesus. ‘Discord’ Ensues. by Ben Brantley

Titans of literature and politics are asked to look deep into their souls and admit their bad faith in Scott Carter’s careful debate of a play.

Review: The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord

When you're an egomaniac, hell is other people editing your work.

A Puerile Underpants Is Challenging Sell for Main Street Players’ Likable Cast by Bill Hirschman

Conjuring the lowbrow folderol of an early 20th century burlesque, Steve Martin’s adaptation of this 1910 German sex comedy Underpants performed by Main Street Players is all too quaint fo…

THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO THOMAS JEFFERSON, CHARLES DICKENS AND COUNT LEO TOLSTOY: DISCORD - Talkin' Broadway's Review by Howard Miller

Scott Carter's The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord, a play that attempts to merge religious argument and personal confessionals with outl…

American Idiot to tour Australia in 2018 by Arts Review

Following its critical and audience acclaim in its Australian premiere season in Brisbane earlier this year, the high-octane rock musical, Green Day’s American Idiot is now set to melt …

"Desperate Measures" a Musical Yes, "The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord" a L by David Finkle

It’s up to the novitiate. It’s up to her just days before her becoming a nun called Sister Mary Jo. In the musical Desperate

"Desperate Measures" a Musical Yes, "The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord" a L by David Finkle

It’s up to the novitiate. It’s up to her just days before her becoming a nun called Sister Mary Jo. In the musical Desperate

"Desperate Measures" a Musical Yes, "The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord" a L by David Finkle

It’s up to the novitiate. It’s up to her just days before her becoming a nun called Sister Mary Jo. In the musical Desperate

Time and the Conways by Wendy Caster

In J.B. Priestley's 1937 play, Time and the Conways, it's 1919 and the Conways are giving a party for daughter Kay's 21st birthday. While the guests enjoy themselves elsewhere, various Conwa…

On the Couch with Robyn Archer AO by Arts Review

Who is Robyn Archer AO? A singer – in the literal sense (I’ve been singing in public since I was four and am still lucky to be singing ninety-minute recitals) but also, in the arcane…

Acclaimed international architects unveil MPavilion 2017 by Arts Review

Acclaimed architects Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten of international firm OMA, have opened MPavilion 2017 in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens. Initiated and commissioned by the�…

Opera Tots: Pittsburgh Opera opens season with "Tosca" featuring Pittsburgh Youth Chorus members by Jeremy Reynolds / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh Opera began rehearsing for their opening performance three weeks ago. But what of the children?

Review: The Rembrandt (Steppenwolf Theatre) by Catey Sullivan

It doesn’t matter if you don’t know Rembrandt from Renoir, Manet from Monet. In its exploration of why art moves us – and moves us to take extraordinary measures to preserve it through…

Review:Desperate Measures at curtainup.com/ by Elyse Sommer

the emphasis in this very loose take on Shakespeare's play is on comedy and the fine cast and ear-pleasing score succeed in making it wonderfully entertaining

LIZZIE • New Line Theatre by Andrea

Just about everyone is familiar with the infamous story of Lizzie Borden, who went to trial for hacking her father and stepmother to death with a hatchet (or an axe, as the children’s rhym…

Review: Desperate Measures

Measure for Measure is transplanted to the Wild West in this new musical comedy.

Off-Broadway Review: “The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord” at Primary Stages by David Roberts

Duane Boutté, as “Charles Dickens,” Michael Laurence as “Thomas Jefferson,” and Thom Sesma as “Leo Tolstoy find themselves locked in what they soon discover is a “room” in Hea…

DESPERATE MEASURES - Talkin' Broadway's Review by Marc Miller

Something's happened to Peter Kellogg. . . .

'Beautiful Things' Revealed In Stage Adaptation Of Cheryl Strayed's Advice Column by Jeff Lunden

Before she was a famous author, Strayed wrote an advice column under the pseudonym "Dear Sugar." Now, it's been adapted into an unlikely off-Broadway play starring Nia Vardalos.

King Lear - review by Michael Billington

Olivier, LondonSimon Russell Beale is magnetic and unorthodox in an exceptional production that mixes the epic and the intimateAnother day, another Lear. But, although this is the third prod…

Bill Murray Talks Life as a Song and Dance Man on CBS SUNDAY MORNING by BroadwayWorld

Murray talks with CBS SUNDAY MORNING anchor Jane Pauley about his unlikely path to the stage, singing in the shower and more, in an interview to be broadcast Sunday, Oct. 1 900 AM ET on the …

UPDATED: Altice Reaches Deal With Disney, Averting Blackout of ESPN and Other Channels by Cynthia Littleton

UPDATED: Cable operator Altice USA and Disney have reached “an agreement in principle” after days of tense contract talks. Talks between Altice and Disney went down to the wire S…

Intense Sor Juana story opens first Latino Theater Festival by Hedy Weiss

In its U.S. premiere, 'The Worst of All' by Venezuelan playwright Iraida Tapias captures the nun's passion and tragic destruction.

Marilyn Manson, hurt onstage in NY, cancels Oct. tour shows by Mark Kennedy

NEW YORK (AP) -- Marilyn Manson is canceling several upcoming tour dates after the singer was injured in a mishap onstage during a New York City performance and taken to a hospital....

BWW's 'Some Like It Pop' Podcast Lets You Know What to Watch & What to Skip on TV this Fall by Some Like It Pop

Hello Pop Culture Planners On this episode of Some Like It Pop, BroadwayWorld's pop culture podcast, Matt and Jenn help you set your TV watching schedule as they talk about the new shows p…

‘She Rode Horses’ gallops through the housing collapse by Nelson Pressley

Amelia Roper’s absurdist comedy gets smart laughs in tight quarters.

Wild Women: A Review of The Taming of the Shrew at Chicago Shakespeare Theater by Aaron Hunt

A fresh take on one of Shakespeare's most socially construed works.

Strange Interlude by Broadway Select

The post Strange Interlude appeared first on BroadwaySelect.

Memphis Symphony to Play Hurricane Benefit October 2 by Ben Mattison

The Memphis Symphony Orchestra will play a free concert on October 2 to raise money for musicians and others suffering from the effects of Hurricane Katrina.

The Metropolitan Room Final Night by Sandi Durell

      By Sandi Durell   A mixture of sadness, joy and great spirit prevailed at the last evening at the Metropolitan Room at 34 West 22 Street on September 30, 2017. Mana…

A Soldier’s Play by Darryl Reilly

Director Charles Weldon acted in the 1983, Mark Taper Forum’s Los Angeles production, and besides his meticulous casting he has perfectly rendered this revival. Mr. Weldon’s physical sta…

REVIEW: The Addams Family, New Victoria Theatre Woking ✭✭✭✭✭ by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo The writers, creatives and cast of The Addams Family have created something that I could easily re-visit several times and be sure of finding more on each visit. This post RE…

New Screenplay of GOD OF VENGEANCE to Receive Reading Tonight by BroadwayWorld

Acclaimed filmmaker and MoMA artist Andrew Repasky McElhinney was recently commissioned by New Yiddish Rep to create a new screen adaptation of Sholem Asch's 1907 drama GOD OF VENGEANCE.

S.I. Newhouse Dies: Condé Nast Chairman Emeritus Was 89; Graydon Carter, Anna Wintour Pay Tribute by Jeremy Gerard

UPDATE with more information, below. Condé Nast publishing magnate S.I. Newhouse died today at his home following a long illness, his family confirms. He was 89. The Newhouse family stateme…

Jack And Jill Plays - Part 46 - Transformation by Adam Szymkowicz

Play by me.  All rights reserved.  Contact me if you wish to produce or reproduce. Transformation by Adam Szymkowicz (JACK and JILL are wrestling.  It's sort of like WWE. &n…

Dating play 'Becky Shaw' is perfect for the Windy City Playhouse by Chris Jones

Chicago’s hospitable Windy City Playhouse on Irving Park Road was founded in 2015 on a populist ideal: Create an affordable, fully professional neighborhood theater, program it with comedy…

Theatre Review: ‘The Cradle Will Rock’ at Iron Crow Theatre by Steve Charing

Sometimes history has a way of repeating itself.  Imagine a musical from 80 years ago having relevancy in the present.  That is the focus of Iron Crow Theatre’s presentation of “The Cr…

This Week on Broadway for October 1, 2017: Alan Menken by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk with Alan Menken about the release of Kurt Vonnegut’s God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater. We review  West Side Story 60th Anniversary…

Lin-Manuel Miranda Pleas for Puerto Rico by Jonathan Mandell

By Lin-Manuel Miranda Puerto Rico—my family’s island, America’s island—is in desperate need of supplies and resources. Like Texas and Florida, Puerto Rico was just devastated by a na…

Upcoming Equity Auditions Sunday, Oct. 1 by Audition Roundup

Updated this week Check out upcoming Equity Auditions from Sunday, October 1, 2017 for both productions in your area and around the country including whatwhenwhere and how to audition

Upcoming Non-Equity Auditions Sunday, Oct. 1 by Audition Roundup

Updated this week Check out upcoming Non-Equity Auditions from Sunday, October 1, 2017 for productions in your area and around the country.

Registration for Tickets to HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD Opens Today by BroadwayWorld

Tickets for the Broadway premiere of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will go on sale Wednesday, October 18, 2017 beginning at 1100 AM ET. For this first release of tickets, buyers must reg…

Lin-Manuel Miranda's Father Defends the People of Puerto Rico by BroadwayWorld

Lin-Manuel Miranda is making headlines in his support for Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria, and now his father Luis Miranda Jr. has written an open letter on NY Daily News defending the…

BWW TV Exclusive: At Home with Charles Busch- Watch a Preview From His New Show at Feinstein's/54 Below! by BroadwayWorld TV

Tony nominee, Drama Desk Lifetime Achievement honoree and two-time MAC Award winner, Charles Busch, is about to return to Feinstein's 54 Below with a new show that gets to the essence of thi…

Kerry Butler, Danny Pudi, Alex Brightman and the Cast of BEETLEJUICE Workshop Share Behind the Scenes Photos by BroadwayWorld

As BroadwayWorld previously reported, Alex Timbers is hard at work on a musical adaptation of the 1988 cult-classic, Beetlejuice. A workshop of the musical is currently under way, check out …

LUCKY STIFF – Union Theatre by Ian Foster

What would you do for six million dollars? That's the question underlying Lynn Ahrens (book and lyrics) and Stephen Flaherty's (music) 1988 musical farce Lucky Stiff.

Kwame Kwei-Armah: ‘As a black male you’re told you can’t do this. I’ve tried to go: yes we can’ by Simon Hattenstone

The new artistic director of the Young Vic in London will break the arts glass ceiling for African-Caribbeans. It’s a role he has performed before in Baltimore, making theatre about police…

Bruce Springsteen Plays Two Songs With Bryan Adams at Canada’s Invictus Games (Watch) by Jem Aswad

Things got a little reckless at the Invictus Games in Toronto when Bruce Springsteen and Bryan Adams got together for an onstage jam Saturday night (Sept. 30). Springsteen — who performed …

Does the Circus Still Have a Place in Britain? by Editorial Staff

By Editorial Staff With so many new themes to explore in this modern world, perhaps circuses really aren’t lost forever to British audiences. Instead, they are taking over our festivals an…

TURKEY – Hope Theatre by Shanine Salmon

Turkey is a play about playing with nature and playing with emotions. All three characters are people who haven’t met their full potential, particularly Madeline who despite her skill with…

Letter: Benjamin Whitrow played cricket with style and grace by David Joss Buckley

Benjamin Whitrow was a theatre man from the top of his head to the tips of his toes.Ben was also a great fan of cricket and a member of the National Theatre Cricket Club. His style and grace…

Review: ‘Desperate Measures’ at the York Theatre Company in NYC by Richard Seff

A small, amiable musical, very loosely based on Shakespeare’s Measure For Measure, has opened at the York Theatre Company on Manhattan’s Lexington Avenue. It’s called Despe…

Three Circus Companies to Catch in the UK this Winter by Editorial Staff

By Editorial Staff Wherever you live in the UK, you won’t be far from one of these three great circuses’ touring venues in the next few months. Make sure you don’t miss out! This post …

VIDEO: Watch Figures Dancing Gracefully From All Angles in This 360 Video of ANASTASIA by Stage Tube

NBC Nightly News went inside 'Once Upon a December' in ANASTASIA and they're bringing you all 360 degrees of the iconic number. Go inside the video below

Lin-Manuel Miranda Makes Headlines for His Honest Criticism of Trump by BroadwayWorld

Lin-Manuel Miranda has never shied away from expressing his political views on social media, but he is well known for his diplomatic approach to the subject. Yesterday, however, Donald Trump…

Getting Past the College Gatekeepers, Pt. II by Elaina Loveland

Portfolio advice for aspiring theatre majors The post Getting Past the College Gatekeepers, Pt. II appeared first on Dramatics Magazine Online.

INTERVIEW: Spotlight On… The Addams Family’s Charlotte Page by Helen McWilliams

"I’d not seen The Addams Family as a live performance before, not even an amateur version. I was pretty much unaware that the musical version even existed until the audition came along."

Broadway Ticket Registration for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Begins Oct. 1 by Adam Hetrick

All tickets for the Broadway run will be sold exclusively to individuals who have registered as Verified Fans and received a unique access code from Ticketmaster.

Getting Past the College Gatekeepers, Pt. I by Elaina Loveland

Audition advice for aspiring theatre majors The post Getting Past the College Gatekeepers, Pt. I appeared first on Dramatics Magazine Online.

Bruce Springsteen on Broadway: Last-minute tickets, set list, what to expect by Bobby Olivier | Nj Advance Media For Nj.com

"Springsteen on Broadway" is the most-anticipated show of the year. Can you still get tickets?

The week ahead in L.A. dance, Oct. 1-8: Los Angeles Ballet, Bodytraffic and more by Matt Cooper

Tzu Chi “Thousands of Helping Hands” Concert China Disabled People’s Performing Art Troupe presents the Buddhism-themed dance piece “My Dream”; musician Daniel Ho and the All-Ameri…

Album Review: Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs – Live at the Cafe Carlyle (2015) by Ian Foster

Recorded just after he completed his 2014/5 return to Cabaret at Studio 54, Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs - Live at the Cafe Carlyle is one of the best cabaret records I've had the pleasure…

On the Physical Embodiment of Trans Women Onstage and the Follies of Symbolic Representation by [email protected] (jdstokely)

By Massimo Monfiletto. Massimo Monfiletto questions the representation of trans women in a commercial theatrical setting.

Andrea McArdle Returns to 54 Below-Preview by Sandi Durell

  Andrea McArdle returns to Feinstein’s/54 Below in ‘An Evening with Andrea McArdle’ October 10, 12, 13 & 14 at 7 pm. She  celebrates the Great American Songbook,…

King Lear review – Ian McKellen delivers a profound portrait of a soul in torment by Michael Billington

Minerva, ChichesterJonathan Munby’s smart, lucid production features plenty of pomp and circumstance, and a superbly detailed performance by McKellenIan McKellen knows his way round Lear. …

BWW's On This Day - October 1, 2017

Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on October 1 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events

FEATURED SHOW: Did you know there’s a suicide on UK railways every 31 Hours? by Press Releases

Kieran Knowles' new play 31 HOURS, about the men whose job it is to deal with the aftermath of suicides on the country's railways, is readying for its world premiere this week at London's Bu…

New York Philharmonic Radio Broadcasts Begin October 3 by Ben Mattison

The New York Philharmonic's weekly radio series begins the week of October 3, the Philharmonic announced.

Blogs: Confessions of a Box Office Manager: Kids say the darndest things

A customer of the younger variety tests our mole's patience

News & interesting titbits: Janie Dee cabarets & London Horror Festival programme by Ian Foster

Given how she's doing such amazing work in Follies at the minute, it's kinda gobsmacking to discover that Janie Dee has not one but two cabaret shows lined up for the beginning of October. R…

Second Caminos festival offers Polaris winner Lido Pimienta and much more by Carly Maga - Theatre Critic

Also on the Top Ticket, the return of Fall for Dance North and Flashing Lights at the Theatre Centre.

The Guthrie's "Romeo & Juliet" gets all the stars by Kit Bix

Joseph Haj, artistic director of The Guthrie Theater, gives Twin Cities audiences a new and strange and richly tragic "Romeo & Juliet" without resorting to gimmicks. A triumph.

New York City Opera Reports Rapid Sales for Cheap Tickets by Ben Mattison

Tickets are selling rapidly for New York City Opera's season-opening Opera-for-All Festival, the company says.

Review: Medusa at Thames Tunnels by Ka Bradley

Women turned into monsters: Ka Bradley reviews 27 degrees' exploration of the Medusa myth. The post Review: Medusa at Thames Tunnels appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.

REVIEW: Lucky Stiff, Union Theatre ✭✭✭✭ by Julian Eaves

By Julian Eaves Lucky Stiff is a fun night out, beautifully realised with an original take on a well-worn concept, and with much to bring a smile to the lips. This post REVIEW: Lucky Stiff, …

Quizzes: Test your theatre knowledge: Has stage or screen made the most cash?

A recent study has tallied up some of the world's biggest musical shows and films to see which earned top dollar

SUNSET BOULEVARD – Touring ★★★★★ by Jonathan Baz

There is a magic that pervades Nikolai Foster’s production of Sunset Boulevard, and it flows from leading lady Ria Jones. Twenty-six years after creating the role of Norma Desmond for Andr…

“Sister Act”: A Holy Disco Comedy, at Berkeley Playhouse by Miriam Araya

Alexis Lazear Gets Groovy with Nuns  by Miriam Araya What a great pleasure to watch a dazzling Disco Queen, inspired nuns, and insane bad guys,  grooving with us to great 70s tunes. “Sis…

On my radar: Marianne Elliott’s cultural highlights by Kathryn Bromwich

The award-winning theatre director, best known for War Horse, on mystical landscapes, Paul Morley’s vision of the north and the enduring appeal of FriendsBorn in London in 1966 and brought…

Buddy McDonald: Rascal in Recovery by Trav S.D.

Thomas “Buddy” McDonald (1922-2008) was born on this day. McDonald is an example of how the “Our Gang Curse”, if you believe in such things, could take effect on some…

Review: Hijabi Monologues at the Bush Theatre by Hannah Greenstreet

Both hypervisible but invisible: Hannah Greenstreet reviews a set of nine monologues by Muslim women from across the world. The post Review: Hijabi Monologues at the Bush Theatre appeared f…

'First read-throughs have magic': Simon Stephens on Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle by Simon Stephens

The playwright describes the first day of rehearsal of a new play produced by a new companyAll theatre workers have a day that they dread. For actors there is a particular terror about a fir…

Text of the Day: Prism by Aleks Sierz

Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.

Melbourne Fringe – The Super Queer Murderess Show by Arts Review

A Fringe festival gives the curious audience a chance to see something out of the ordinary. You’ll certainly get that in The Super Queer Murderess Show, a work combining historical account…

Edinburgh Festival's Death of Klinghoffer Provokes Protest From Human Rights Organization by Emily Quinn

Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean at the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, is calling for a boycott of John Adams's opera The Death of Klinghoffer when it debuts at the Edinbur…

Charlotte Spencer: ‘We’ll be harnessing a more feral part of ourselves’ by Luke Jennings

The choreographer on her love of open-air experience, from the Alpine peaks of her childhood to the urban wastelands of her latest dance projectCharlotte Spencer, 35, is a choreographer whos…

Natalie Dormer: ‘The British get very kinky under the collar’ by Kathryn Bromwich

The outspoken Game of Thrones actor on starring in S&M comedy Venus in Fur, the ongoing battles of feminism and society’s search for a panaceaIf the acting thing hadn’t worked out fo…

Flood review – a sadly submerged parable by Clare Brennan

Victoria Dock, HullSlung Low’s four-part floating spectacle is not as immersive as it thinks it isBack in the early 20th century, when a theatre wanted spectacle, it would flood an audito…

Acosta Danza: Debut review – Carlos Acosta is still keeping good company by Luke Jennings

Sadler’s Wells, LondonTeam skills, not star turns, are to the fore on the first UK tour by the dancer’s new Cuban troupeAcosta Danza is the creation of Carlos Acosta, the Cuban-born danc…

The Unknown Island; After the Rehearsal/Persona review – a voyage of discovery by Susannah Clapp

Gate; Barbican, LondonAn exciting rising star and imaginative production make for an enthralling trip to The Unknown Island, and a take on Bergman is stylish but slow-movingIf I were a casti…

REVIEW: Judith, Mercury Theatre Colchester ✭✭ by Paul T Davies

By Paul T Davies The actors are given little to develop and work with, and, at fifty minutes, the audience were unsure of the ending- indeed, it felt that there had been very little progress…

REVIEW: Mack and Mabel in Concert, Hackney Empire ✭✭✭✭✭ by Julian Eaves

By Julian Eaves an LMTO show is – ultimately – all about the orchestra. Here we got the full 32-pieces of the publishers´ dreams, and this was – we were reliably informed …

BWW Review: Philip Dawkins' Uplifting CHARM Inspired By Transgender Teacher Miss Gloria Allen by Michael Dale

The beloved and classic premise of an idealistic teacher determined to reach out and help a classroom full of troubled and disrespectful students 'Up The Down Staircase,' 'To Sir, With Love'…

Trapped Inward by Leah Richards

Petie Written by Lori Fischer Directed by Martha Banta Presented by Theatre East at Urban Stages, NYC September 23 - October 8, 2017 How many places have you gone in the past 10 da…

The Arts on Stamps of the World —October 1 by Doug Briscoe

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

Meet The New Set & New Shark of Shark Tank by Young Hollywood

Meet The New Set & New Shark of Shark TankYH goes once more behind the scenes of "Shark Tank" where the sharks themselves, including Lori Greiner, Mark Cuban, and Barbara Corcoran, show off …

Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran’s Keys to Success by Young Hollywood

Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran’s Keys to Success YH is behind the scenes at ABC's "Shark Tank" with the HBIC of them all Barbara Corcoran! She tells us both her favorite and least favorite …

Darren Criss at Elsie Fest, Jonathan Groff on Netflix & More Save the Date Treats for October by Lindsey Sullivan

Trick or treat—October is here! In addition to eating our weight in peanut butter cups and planning the perfect Halloween costume, we’ll be heading to the theater and hunkering d…

VIDEO: On This Day, October 1- Happy Birthday, Julie Andrews! by Stage Tube

Julia Elizabeth Wells was born on October 1, 1935, in England. Her mother, Barbara Ward Morris, and stepfather, both vaudeville performers, discovered her four-octave singing voice and immed…

Alice Ripley and Taylor Trensch Explore the Songs of Rufus Wainwright October 1 by Robert Viagas

The NYC concert will showcase the oeuvre of the pop composer of “Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk.”

92Y Street Fest Offers Free Peeks at Current Broadway Show October 1. by Robert Viagas

NYC’s 92nd Street Y will host dance, music, and theatre performances.

Debbie Gravitte Previews Her New Album at Broadway Jazz Session by Robert Viagas

The Tony Award winner will sing with Russ Kaplan and his band on October 1.

Original Grease Star Will Honor Fantasticks Creators at October Concerts by Robert Viagas

Thank You for Your Love will co-star Sweeney Todd‘s Sarah Rice October 1 and 7.

How Do the Stars of WarholCapote Capture the Iconic Voices of 2 Well-Known Artists? by Colleen Walsh

Stephen Spinella plays Andy Warhol in the world premiere at the American Repertory Theater; see what goes into exploring his hyper-specific speaking style.

92Y Street Fest Offers Free Performances from Current Broadway Shows Oct. 1 by Robert Viagas

NYC’s 92nd Street Y will host dance, music, and theatre performances.

See the Latest Art of Frozen, Harry Potter, Mean Girls, and More Decorating Broadway by Hannah Vine

7 Shows That Went from Movie to Musical to Movie Musical by Hannah Vine

These shows all began as movies that eventually became Broadway musicals that were adapted once again for film.

Read This EXCLUSIVE Chapter From Tim Federle’s Upcoming Life Is Like a Musical by Ruthie Fierberg

The Better Nate Than Never author and Tuck Everlasting librettist offers a glimpse at his self-help book for theatre fans.

Celebrate the Performances of Stage and Screen Icon Julie Andrews on Her Birthday by Hannah Vine

Julie Andrews celebrates her birthday October 1.

From Blonde to Bard: Celebrating the Birthday of Tony Award Winner Christian Borle by Hannah Vine

The two-time Tony Award winner celebrates his birthday October 1.