Today on Broadway: Wednesday, September 12, 2018 by Matt Tamanini

Listen: Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin are Coming Back to Broadway in WHAT? And, “King Kong” is Going to Be Amazing! “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Fri…

Bill Castellino, Theater Director & Producer, September 11, 2018 by Barry Gordin

VIDEO: MEAN GIRLS Star Taylor Louderman Stops By Broadway Boo's by Stage Tube

Mean Girls resident queen bee, Taylor Louderman, stopped by Broadway Boo this week. Check out her visit below

Lineup Announced for Latest Edition of AT THIS PERFORMANCE... by BroadwayWorld

Stephen DeAngeliscontinues his ongoing salute to Broadway and Off-Broadway Standbys, Understudies and Alternates with its next edition ofAT THIS PERFORMANCEto be held onMonday, September 17t…

PGA Says Jon Peters Not a Producer on ‘A Star Is Born’ as Sexual Harassment Charges Resurface by Dave McNary

The Producers Guild of America has already determined that Jon Peters is not part of the certified producing team for “A Star Is Born” and won’t be eligible for the PGAR…

Tell Your Story: A 101 on Podcasts & Facebook by Sit-Admin

Thank you for attending our CreativeMornings FieldTrip! We hope you enjoyed your time with us and are ready to take […] The post Tell Your Story: A 101 on Podcasts & Facebook appe…

'You won't be able to handle this lady': remembering Fenella Fielding by Jasper Rees

The vampish comic actress has died at 90 not long after receiving an MBEFenella Fielding - “one of the finest female impersonators in the business,” joked Eric Morecambe – has died at …

Six Q&A video and photos: Which other historic female figures should get the musical treatment? by Terri Paddock

Adrenaline still pumping as I type this! SIX The Musical was the undisputed hit of this year’s Edinburgh Fringe and it’s now transferred back to the West End’s Arts Theatre…

HURRICANE PARTY - Talkin' Broadway's Review by Jose Solís

Art dealing with natural disasters tends to focus on the phenomenon itself and the ways in which it affects the characters in the story.

Top 5 Shows of the Week by April Forrer

1. ‘R & J’ at Vagabond Players. “Please don’t miss this show. We owe it to ourselves to enjoy 4 hard working actors make magic on the stage.” – April Forrer. REA…

Hell’s Canyon at La Mama by Gabi Bergman

Caitlin and Oscar haven’t spoken in six months. After the death of Oscar’s brother, things weren’t quite the same between them. But when Caitlin texts Oscar out of the blue, he…

Theater Review: SWANSONG (Skylight Theatre) by Joan Alperin

AN EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMER IN A POWERFUL PLAY Produced by the Australian Theatre Company along with Skylight Theatre, Conor McDermottroe’s one-man play Swansong and André de Vanny&#…

Carol Channing Reveals Bette Midler Came to Her for HELLO, DOLLY! Advice by BroadwayWorld

Carol Channing is one of the most iconic legends of stage and screen. Given her closeness to notable material, Channing says many actresses have come to her for advice on roles, including re…

Photo Slideshow: Get A First Look at Priscilla Lopez and More in TUTS' OKLAHOMA! by BroadwayWorld

BroadwayWorld has a first look at OKLAHOMA at Theatre Under The Stars in Houston Check out all the photos

Philly fall theater: 'Once,' James Ijames, 'Fiddler on the Roof,' punk vampires, 'Matilda,' more

Great musicals this season include "Fiddler on the Roof," "Holiday Inn," "Evita," and "Oliver!" Cutting-edge playwrights Dominique Morisseau, James iJames, and Lynn Nottage are in the mix, t…

Broadway.com #LiveatFive with Bryce Pinkham by Broadway.com

Bryce Pinkham stops by Broadway.com HQ to bring awareness to suicide prevention and to chat about running the New York City Marathon to raise funds for the American Foundation for Suicide Pr…

This map lets you tour NYC’s lost porn palaces by Michael Kaplan

Some remember the porn-saturated 1970s as Times Square’s good old days. Others recall it as one of the most squalid periods New York City’s history. Whatever your take, a new guide map f…

Bradley Cooper’s ‘A Star Is Born’ to Open Tokyo Film Festival by Patrick Frater

Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga’s “A Star Is Born” will open the 31st edition of the Tokyo International Film Festival. The film, which is Cooper’s directorial debut, had its premiere i…

Soho Rep Announces 2018-19 Season by American Theatre Editors

This season will include two world premiere productions about the dangers of nationalism.

Go Inside the New York Screening of Ethan Hawke’s Film Blaze by Marc J. Franklin

The movie is directed and co-written by Tony and Oscar nominee Hawke.

Odds & Ends: Broadway Stars to Lend Voices to Bob's Burgers Musical Episode & More by Caitlin Moynihan

Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed today. Bob's Burgers Season Nine Premieres with Musical Episode Featuring Broadway Favorites Hamilton Tony winner Daveed Dig…

Book talks in Philly this fall: Tom Hanks, Jennifer Egan, Barbara Kingsolver, Jeff Tweedy, the 'Evan Hansen' crew - and John Cena

Visiting authors will discuss a vast range of topics, from "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood" to our politically turbulent times, and of course the Eagles and Super Bowl LII. Best-selling novelists …

Tito Capobianco, Who Brought Ambitious Stagings to New York City Opera and Led Pittsburgh Opera, Dies at 87 by Ryan McPhee

Mr. Capobianco directed Beverly Sills in a variety of productions, including Giulio Cesare and Donizetti’s “Tudor Trilogy.”

Nathan Lee Graham Will Debut All Things Bright and Beautiful: A Sondheim Salon at Green Room 42 by Adam Hetrick

The stage and screen actor will perform from Follies, Night Music, Passion, and more October 11.

As House Theatre adventures go, 'Borealis' is a non-starter by Chris Jones

In its 17-year history — and, for the record, I’ve seen every show — the courageous House Theatre of Chicago has trafficked almost entirely in new work, often with an emphasis on quest…

BLACK! by Lara Altunian

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The musical 'Tootsie' is much changed — goodbye, soaps — as it tells the story of an actor and his Dorothy by Chris Jones

In 2015 — when the absurdly reductive short-form listicle became the Hail Mary of flagging entertainment journalism — a prominent New York weekly decided to ask a group of actors, and on…

Mac Miller's friend says Ariana Grande 'was an unbelievably stabilizing force in his life' by Usa Today, Sara M Moniuszko, Usa Today

In a new podcast episode, Mac Miller's friend Shane Powers credited the rapper's ex-girlfriend, Ariana Grande with helping get him sober.       …

MasterVoices' Night Songs and Love Waltzes to Feature Premiere of Ted Sperling’s A Little Night Music Arrangement by Andrew Gans

The 2018–2019 season will also include Tony winner Victoria Clark in Lady in the Dark.

Nick Rudall memorial to be held Sept. 17 by Kt Hawbaker

The Court Theatre will host a memorial program for its founding director, Nicholas Rudall, at 6 p.m. on September 17. Rudall passed away in June at the age of 78. “Court Theatre had begun …

Theater Review: BLITHE SPIRIT (North Coast Rep) by Milo Shapiro

LET THE SPIRIT MOVE YOU TO NORTH COAST REP Is it bigamy if you’re still seeing your first wife while married to your second? Does your answer change if the first wife has been dead for…

Sweat by Lara Altunian

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First Floor Theater casts 'Hooded, or Being Black for Dummies' by Kt Hawbaker

On Tuesday, First Floor Theater announced casting for the Chicago premiere of “Hooded, or Being Black for Dummies” by Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm. The show will feature company member And…

Los Angeles Theater Review: NATIVE GARDENS (Pasadena Playhouse) by Samuel Garza Bernstein

THE WAR OF ROSES — AND WEEDS Christian Barillas is adorably frazzled and enormously appealing in Native Gardens at the Pasadena Playhouse. He plays Pablo Del Valle, an ambitious lawyer…

Tammy Faye Starlite “Nico: Evening of Light” at Afterglow Festival – September 12 at 7pm at The Art House

Tammy Faye Starlite will present Nico: Evening of Light on Wednesday, September 12 at 7pm at The Art House, as part of the Afterglow Festival, which is curated by Quinn Cox. Featured with Ta…

For his bounty: theatre world pays tribute to Peter Hall by Michael Billington

Events at Westminster Abbey and National Theatre honour RSC founder who died last yearExactly one year to the day after his death, Peter Hall has been given a double-headed, star-studded tri…

School Girls; or, the African Mean Girls Play by Lara Altunian

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Reading a Family in ‘The Book of Joseph’ by American Theatre Editors

The production at Everyman Theatre delved into a painful Holocaust history—and into its narrator's reluctance to confront it.

Theater Preview: “Frederick Douglass NOW” — History in the Present Tense by Susan B. Apel

The performer's question is direct: has the talented orator anything to say about race in today’s America? The answer is a galvanizing yes.

Rock Preview: Dawes — Never Predictable by Scott McLennan

The group's songs range from the cynical to the sweet without losing their sincerity, and that may be Dawes’ most defining trait as it shifts its musical focal point.

Universal Orlando cancels Harry Potter festival 2019; new ride, attraction planned instead by Florida Today, Jennifer Sangalang, Florida Today

Universal Orlando announced it will not host A Celebration of Harry Potter in 2019.        

Nathaniel Quinn: Filmmaker by Lara Altunian

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Philly Fringe 2018: Trey Lyford’s ‘The Accountant’ (third review) by Cameron Kelsall

Bloated and self-indulgent, Trey Lyford’s ‘The Accountant’ offers little insight on the banality of corporate culture. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

Say Goodbye to Broadway's Carousel with Joshua Henry's #BigelowFlows Video Spiral

Joshua Henry's gorgeous acoustic series reimagines the music of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Carousel.

Soho Rep. Reveals 2018–2019 Season by Olivia Clement

The lineup includes new plays by Kate Tarker and Christopher Chen, as well as works in progress from Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and others.

Alan Cumming Brings Solo Cabaret Show Legal Immigrant to New Jersey by Cleo Aukland

The Tony winner performs his new work for one night only at the State Theatre.

Luminato Festival chooses its new artistic director from within the organization and the city by Debra Yeo - Toronto Star

Toronto-born Naomi Campbell, who has been with festival since 2011, takes over from the departed Josephine Ridge.

Bringing Broadway to High School: Inside the Piloting Process by Logan Culwell-Block

An inside look at what it's like to be the first high school to produce musicals like Matilda, Bright Star, and Heathers.

Backstage at Summer with Ariana DeBose, Episode 8: Desperate Donna & More by Broadway.com

Are you Jell-o or crème brûlée? This question and more are explored in the latest episode of Summer star Ariana DeBose's highly entertaining vlog.

Ariana Grande Was ‘An Unbelievably Stabilizing Force’ for Mac Miller, Says Friend by Nate Nickolai

Mac Miller’s close friend Shane Powers praised Ariana Grande‘s role in aiding the late rapper’s struggle with addiction during Monday’s episode of the podcast “…

No joke: TV editors cut me out of a panel show – and didn’t even notice | Natalie Haynes by Natalie Haynes

Sandi Toksvig is right: TV comedy can be brutal for women. Luckily, there’s a simple solutionWhen Sandi Toksvig says women are cut out of panel shows, she really isn’t exaggerating. I on…

5 Tips to Take Your PLAYBILLder to the Highest Level! by Sarah Jane Arnegger

With Playbill's online service, you can create your very own customized program for all your important events.

Win a Chance to See Bobby Cannavale, Cherry Jones, and Daniel Radcliffe in The Lifespan of a Fact on Broadway by Cleo Aukland

Playbill ClubSEATS is giving you the opportunity to win two tickets to see the three stars in a new play at Studio 54.

Wait Wait Naked and Ashamed: Amy Dickinson and Roy Blount, Jr. by NPR

In today's episode, Faith Salie talks with Amy Dickinson about the time Peter set her up on a blind date and Roy Blount Jr. reveals his secret life as a rock star.

Review: 1st Stage give Ayckbourn’s play Hero’s Welcome its area debut by Steven McKnight

A war hero returns to his hometown after 17 years with a new wife with hopes for a new life.  Yet the scandalous circumstances of his departure and long-standing regrets challenge his plans…

Review: Viva V.E.R.D.I – an otherworldly convergence of Verdi and Shakespeare by Alexander C. Kafka

Giuseppe Verdi revered Shakespeare and wrote a Macbeth, an Otello, and a Falstaff. He longed to write a King Lear as well and even worked with two librettists toward that goal. But although …

Review: ‘Shakespeare’s R & J’ at Vagabond Players by Bill Kamberger

Paula Vogel facetiously called Othello “a play about a handkerchief,” but Shakespeare’s R & J, Joe Calarco’s all-male reconception of the Bard’s most famous…

Full Casting Announced For Irving Berlin’s White Christmas at Curve by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo Curve and Jamie Wilson have revealed the full casting for the upcoming festive Made at Curve production ofIrving Berlin’s White Christmas. This post Full Casting Announced …

7 Roles. 14 Actors. 2 Languages. 1 Stage. by Laura Collins-Hughes

Ensuring that “I Was Most Alive With You” was accessible to both hearing and deaf audiences made rehearsal dauntingly complex — and a little confusing.

Photo Flash: Meet the Disastrous New Cast of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG by BroadwayWorld

Fall semester has begun at Cornley University as Broadway's longest running comedyThe Play That Goes Wrong, welcomesToccarra CashandMara Davito theDrama Society beginning tonight Tuesday, Se…

Photos: Remembering Carole Shelley by Walter McBride

The Broadway community mourns the loss of Tony Award winnerCarole Shelley, who passed away on Friday, August 31 at age 79. Take a moment to remember the legendary star with a look back at so…

Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin Are Starring in a Sequel to Titus Andronicus on Broadway by Jackson McHenry

In the wake of Angels in America and Great News, respectively, Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin will be getting very bloody together on Broadway. Producer Scott Rudin announced today that the t…

Stephanie Hsu Takes on Seven Questions About Be More Chill, Christine Canigula, Moving to Broadway, & SpongeBob

Stephanie Hsu talks about her role in the cult musical Be More Chill, the incredible fan base, and her time with SpongeBob.

Rivendell casts world premiere of Jenny Connell Davis' 'Scientific Method' by Kt Hawbaker

On Tuesday, Rivendell Theatre Ensemble announced casting for “Scientific Method” by Jenny Connell Davis, with direction by Devon de Mayo. The cast of Scientific Method includes Ashley Ne…

Theatre Royal Brighton by Mark Ludmon

By Mark Ludmon The Theatre Royal in Brighton is one of the oldest working theatres in the UK with an exquisite example of a Regency auditorium. This post Theatre Royal Brighton first appeare…

Jay Armstrong Johnson Returns With Halloween Favorite I Put A Spell On You by Adam Hetrick

The annual Halloween concert, lovingly spoofing Disney's Hocus Pocus, will again entrance audiences for one night only at (Le) Poisson Rouge.

Despite some first-rate performances, ‘Hero’s Welcome’ is a slog by Celia Wren

1st Stage’s production of Alan Ayckbourn’s dark comedy is creaky.

PRETTY WOMAN's Ellyn Marie Marsh will Bring 'I'm Sorry...What' to The Green Room 42 on 9/17 by BroadwayWorld

Ellyn Marie Marsh, currently appearing on Broadway in PRETTY WOMAN, will return to the cabaret stage with I'M SORRY....WHAT at The Green Room 42 on Monday, September 17 at 930 p.m.

BOB'S BURGERS to Premiere with Musical Episode Feautring Daveed Diggs, Andrew Rannells, and Josh Gad by TV News Desk

The season nine premiere of Bob's Burgers, which is it's 150th episode, will be musical episode featuring Broadway stars Daveed Diggs, Andrew Rannells, andJosh Gad

VIDEO: Go Behind The Scenes Of Two River's PAMELA'S FIRST MUSICAL On BWW's Instagram! by BroadwayWorld

BroadwayWorld has an inside look at Pamela's First Musical Carolee Carmello took over the BWW Instragram this past Saturday, and gave followers a behind the scenes look into the show's first…

You’re Not Ready: A Review The Shipment Red Tape Theatre by Emma Couling

Red Tape Theatre sets the bar high for this nascent theater season with a bold production of Young Jean Lee's play directed by Wardell Julius Clark.

Women RULE at Pangea in September

In September it’s raining women at Pangea, and because of this the forecast couldn’t be brighter. Here’s what’s coming up at this hot downtown supper club: Singer-songwriter Miche…

In the Bleak Midwinter by Darryl Reilly

In 14 concise scenes lasting 85 minutes, Ms. Lyman quite skillfully transforms the familiar premise of a resolute aged person clashing with her relatives over giving up her independence into…

INTERVIEW: Spotlight On: The Wider Earth’s Ian Houghton by Emma Clarendon

Ian Houghton spoke to Love London Love Culture’s Emma Clarendon about bringing The Wider Earth to London’s Natural History Museum from 2 October 2018.

Why There Is No Shame in Actors Having Day Jobs

You may have tuned in to a little internet virality recently in regards to the actor Geoffrey Owens. In case you missed it, Owens, who previously appeared on “The Cosby Show,” wa…

Check Out the Latest Cast of Broadway’s The Play That Goes Wrong by Hannah Vine

Mara Davi and Toccarra Cash join the cast beginning September 11.

Tickets Are Now on Sale for Off-Broadway's Days of Rage, Starring Mike Faist by Caitlin Moynihan

Tickets are on sale for Days of Rage, the new off-Broadway drama written by Dear Evan Hansen's Steven Levenson. The production, directed by Trip Cullman, will begin previews on October 9…

Mara Davi and Toccarra Cash Join Broadway's The Play That Goes Wrong by Caitlin Moynihan

Things are continuing to go wrong in the best way! Mara Davi and Toccarra Cash join the cast of The Play That Goes Wrong as Sandra and Annie, respectively, on September 11. Davi and Cash rep…

Trio of stars in new nativity at The Other Palace by Robin Johnson

Hugh Dennis, Lesley Garrett and John Marquez will play a cast of thousands between them in a new festive comedy, The Messiah, at The Other Palace. The post Trio of stars in new nativity at T…

Don’t Answer the Door: ‘Heartbreak House’ by Matthew Wexler

Gingold Theatrical Group presents a revival of Bernard Shaw's 'Heartbreak House.'

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins to Be Joined by Jocelyn Bioh, Lynn Nottage, More in Literary Salon by Olivia Clement

Suzan-Lori Parks, Aleshea Harris, Raja Feather Kelly, and Michael R. Jackson will also be a part of the Park Avenue Armory event this month.

Fall brings an embarrassment of theatre riches to Toronto, and the Star’s critics pick out some gems by Karen Fricker - Theatre Critic,carly Maga - Theatre Critic

Toronto Star critics Karen Fricker and Carly Maga lay out their best bets for the new season: from the play The Nether to site-specific work Dr. Silver: A Celebration of Life, to musical Sch…

First Look at Carolee Carmello, Howard McGillin, Andréa Burns in World Premiere of Pamela's First Musical by Hannah Vine

The musical, based on the late Wendy Wasserstein’s children's book, began previews at New Jersey’s Two River Theater September 8.

Berlin Philharmonic, Philharmonie, Berlin — technically precise

George Benjamin’s experimental programme paid scrupulous attention to texture and dynamics

Lane and Martin Return to Broadway in Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus by Mark A. Robinson

Three-time Tony Award-winner Nathan Lane and two-time Tony Award-winner Andrea Martin are coming to Broadway again. The duo will star in Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus, a new comedy by T…

Wonderland Comes to Bushwick (Thanks to Company XIV) by Trav S.D.

I realized with something like awe the other day that I have been covering and following Company XIV and their genius artistic director Austin McCormick for eight years, almost as long as th…

Why I’m Willing to Suffer Through ‘Cats’ in China by David Belcher

The enchanting and futuristic opera houses of the country’s megacities don’t offer Italian masterpieces every night. A deprived culture vulture must do what’s necessary.

Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin Will Star in New Taylor Mac Play by Michael Paulson

“Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus” is a comedy set during the fall of the Roman Empire.

Mara Davi and Toccarra Cash Join Cast of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG Tonight by BroadwayWorld

Fall semester has begun atCornleyUniversity as Broadway's longest running comedyThe Play That Goes Wrong,welcomes Toccarra Cash and Mara Davi to the Drama Society beginningtonightTuesday, Se…

Photo Flash: Get A First Look Carolee Carmello, Andrea Burns and More in Two River's PAMELA'S FIRST MUSICAL by BroadwayWorld

BroadwayWorld has a first look at Pamela's First Musical, a world premiere with a book by Wendy Wasserstein and Christopher Durang, music by Cy Coleman and lyrics by David Zippel, directed a…

Breaking: Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin Return to Broadway Next Year in GARY: A SEQUEL TO TITUS ANDRONICUS by BroadwayWorld

Three-time Tony Award winner Nathan Lane and two-time Tony Award winner Andrea Martin will star this season on Broadway in the world premiere of, Gary A Sequel to Titus Andronicus, the new c…

An inside look at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama Design and Crafts Exhibition by Sarah Jane Arnegger

The exhibition celebrates the work and accomplishments of the graduating students.

“Designated Survivor” to Return for a Third Season as a Global Netflix Original by Blouin Artinfo

Entertainment One has closed a deal with Netflix for a 10-episode Season 3 of “Designated Survivor,” which will become a global Netflix original. The political drama starring Kiefer Suth…

REVIEW: Holy Shit, Kiln Theatre ✭✭✭ by Julian Eaves

By Julian Eaves Julian Eaves reviews Holy Shit, a new play by Alexis Zegerman now playing at the Kiln Theatre (Formerly the Tricycle Theatre) This post REVIEW: Holy Shit, Kiln Theatre ✭✭…

Powerful & viscerally gripping’: MISSING – Touring ★★★★ by Carole Woddis

Missing is made by the brilliant quality of its performer/dancers as well as Dave Price’s pounding sound-track and Chris Swain and Lahav’s lighting underscoring changes of scene, mood an…

BETHANY THOMAS LEAVES AUDIENCES SPELLBOUND IN MILWAUKEE REP’S “SONGS FOR NOBODIES” by Matthew Perta

REVIEWED BY: MATTHEW PERTA PHOTOS BY: MICHAEL BROSILOW HIGHLY RECOMMENDED It was a night when [...] The post BETHANY THOMAS LEAVES AUDIENCES SPELLBOUND IN MILWAUKEE REP’S “SONGS FOR …

Bonnie Milligan, Caitlin Kinnunen, and More Set for Broadway Back to School Concert by Adam Hetrick

Tony Award nominee Hunter Bell returns to host the fourth annual benefit September 23 at Feinstein’s/54 Below.

TimesTalks DC | Senator Elizabeth Warren by Timestalks

beep boop by Joel Benjamin

"beep boop," Richard Saudek’s hour-long sad-sack romp through modern man’s constant love/hate bout with technology, is at HERE, the avant-garde arts center in SoHo. Its deft combination …

TimesTalks: One Nation, Divided by Media by Timestalks

Review: Puttin’ on the Pathos in a Tribute to Irving Berlin by Jesse Green

Hershey Felder plays the composer of “White Christmas” (and dozens of other American song classics) in a relentlessly minor key.

Nathan Lane & Andrea Martin to Star in Taylor Mac's Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus on Broadway by Lindsey Sullivan

Three-time Tony winner Nathan Lane and two-time Tony winner Andrea Martin will head to Broadway this season in Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus, a new comedy by Pulitzer Prize finalist&nbs…

Review: ‘Scraps’ Explores the Pain of Survival by Jil Picariello

By Jil Picariello, Theater Editor, September 11, 2018 It’s a story we’ve heard so often that we have to fight complacency: a young man is shot and killed by police, for doing nothing mor…

TimesTalks: Matthew McConaughey by Timestalks

Nathan Lane in Taylor Mac Broadway debut; Andrew Lloyd Webber makes EGOT. RIP Burt Reynolds, theater visionary. The Week in NY Theater by New York Theater

Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin will star on Broadway in “Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus,” a new comedy marking the Broadway debut of acclaimed theater artist Taylor Mac.  D…

English National Ballet’s Nutcracker returns to London Coliseum by Robin Johnson

The English National Ballet's adored tradition of presenting a Nutcracker production each year since 1950 goes on this year. The post English National Ballet’s Nutcracker returns to Lo…

Broadway’s The Play That Goes Wrong Welcomes Mara Davi and Toccarra Cash by Andrew Gans

The hit comedy continues at the Lyceum Theatre through January 6, 2019.

Andrea Martin, Nathan Lane to star in Taylor Mac play on Broadway by Caitlin Huston

Andrea Martin and Nathan Lane will star on Broadway this spring in a new play written by Pulitzer Prize finalist Taylor Mac. The play, called “Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus,”…

Dr. Crippen and the Music Hall Murder by Trav S.D.

Like yesterday’s post on Elsa Schiaparelli and the upcoming series on Agatha Christie, this is a post that might have been better left in the hands of Carolyn Raship, the “lead i…

BWW TV: The Heat Is On Inside Rehearsals for MISS SAIGON Tour by BroadwayWorld TV

The national tour of Miss Saigon is preparing to fly into theaters across North America. BroadwayWorld was invited inside the rehearsal room to film a few numbers. Watch below

Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin to Star in Taylor Mac’s Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus by Olivia Clement

Five-time Tony Award winner George C. Wolfe will direct the world premiere in the spring.

Nathan Lane, Andrea Martin To Star In Taylor Mac’s ‘Gary’ On Broadway by Greg Evans

Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin are heading back to Broadway next spring in the world premiere of Taylor Mac’s Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus. George C. Wolfe will direct, with prev…

Check Out Photos of the New Cast of the Hit Broadway Comedy The Play That Goes Wrong

Mara Davi, Preston Truman Boyd, and more join The Play That Goes Wrong.

Those Toe Tapping Dames!

The current production of 42nd Street at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane is not only a spectacle to watch but also a delight to the eardrums. This show also has one of the best openings to any …

‘An inspired way to further investigate this world’: ABIGAIL’S PARTY / ABI – Hornchurch by Ian Foster

Mike Leigh’s 1977 play Abigail’s Party is sure to be considered a British classic. And as it is set in Romford, it makes great sense for Douglas Rintoul to stage it at the Queen’s Thea…

Broadway Grosses w/e 9/9/2018: Six-Figure Slumps

The following are the Broadway grosses for the week ending September 9, 2018. The Broadway grosses are courtesy of The Broadway League Read more here:

Orbital interview: songs, samples and sibling rivalry

The Hartnoll brothers, elder statesmen of rave, have reunited for their first new album in six years

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

Count on Branden Jacobs-Jenkins to leave you whiplashed and shell-shocked. He hits nerve after nerve then goes for the jugular. Whatever he writes, see it. Woolly’s previous productio…

Plunder My Songbook, Bob Dylan Said. So He Did. by Rob Weinert-Kendt

Conor McPherson discusses digging deep into the Dylan catalog for his Depression-era play with music, “Girl From the North Country.”

Working Like a Mother by [email protected] (jdstokely)

By Rachel Bonds. Parent and artist Rachel Bonds reflects on being a working playwright since the birth of her son, and maps out tips for theatres working with other parent-artists.

Primary Stages to Honor Danny Burstein and Rebecca Luker by Adam Hetrick

The Broadway couple, both multiple Tony nominees, will be honored by friends and colleagues October 29.

Amanda McBroom: My Favorite Things by Sandi Durell

  Review by Brian Scott Lipton     The cabaret world is chock full of great artists, but few measure up to Amanda McBroom. A California-based singer-songwriter whose compositi…

Heathers the Musical

Heathers the Musical is like The Breakfast Club gone wrong. You’ve got a bunch of seventeen-year-old kids who are all “damaged”, some more than others, but these kids aren’t going to…

Five Things We Learned From Daniel Radcliffe and the Cast of THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT by Stage Tube

Daniel Radcliffe, Cherry Jones and Bobby Cannavale are getting ready to bring The Lifespan of a Fact to the Broadway stage. BroadwayWorld chatted with the cast recently about the upcoming pr…

Artistic director Connor Alexander: ‘We’re sending captions to audience members’ phones, to make the show more accessible’ by Giverny Masso

Performer and director Connor Alexander is one of the co-founders of Coventry-based theatre company Noctium. He tells Giverny Masso about its latest

‘An unashamed exposé of the realities of drug addiction & recovery’: THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF SMACK & CRACK – Soho Theatre ★★★★ by Rev Stan

Writer Ed Edwards, who has based The Political History of Smack and Crack on his own experiences with narcotics dependency, has his protagonists speak in the third person, telling their own …

Holy Sh!t, Kiln Theatre, London — intensely topical

This well-acted play about the battle for school places delves clunkily into issues of racism and anti-Semitism

GRACE NOTES: Tuesday, September 11, 2018 by Susan Grace

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Shakespeare In Love UK Tour by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo The Shakespeare In Love UK Tour opens at the Theatre Royal Bath on 4 October 2018 with full casting announced. This post Shakespeare In Love UK Tour first appeared on British…

Tony Winner Rosemary Harris Joins My Fair Lady on Broadway by Olivia Clement

Harris succeeds Diana Rigg, who played her final performance September 9.

Heidi Schreck on What the Constitution Means to Me (meaning her, and maybe you too) by Victoria Myers

The Constitution—which is very in or very out right now depending on how you look at it—is the subject of What the Constitution Means to Me a new play written and starring Heidi Schreck.…

Les Moonves' Departure From CBS Will Not Affect the Tony Awards by BroadwayWorld

Les Moonves has departed from CBS following multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. Michael Paulson of The New York Times talked to CBS, who said that the Tony Awards will be unaffected b…

BWW's On This Day - September 11, 2018

Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on September 11 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events

‘One of the best evenings out I have ever had.’: PROMS IN THE PARK – Hyde Park ★★★★★ by Olivia Mitchell

I have always loved the BBC Proms, especially the last night which I have only ever seen on the TV. I was never really that aware of its alter ego The Proms in the Park, that is until this y…

Review: Unexpected Joy, Southwark Playhouse by Sebastian Calver

Mamma Mia! meets Waiting for Godot; the glamour and pop soundtrack reminiscent of ABBA, intermingles with harmonies consisting of major thirds and combining with a script as anti-climactic a…

IMAX Strikes 14-Site Theater Deal With China Resources by Patrick Frater

Leading property developer China Resources has struck a deal to build 14 IMAX theaters in its new cinema chains. Theaters will be opened between over a period to 2021, with installations in …

New musical Mythic to premiere at London’s Charing Cross Theatre

You ‘Odyssey’ this! An all-new, pop-rock musical entitled Mythic is set to receive its world premiere at London’s Charing Cross Theatre come October.  

A Winning Hazard review at Finborough Theatre, London – ‘oodles of energy’ by Julia Rank

The Victorians aren’t usually renowned for brevity. These three comediettas (A Winning Hazard, Allow Me to Apologise and Orange Blossoms) by J.P.

Gastronomic review – high-flying, fine-dining theatre by Kate Wyver

Norwich Theatre RoyalAudiences experience a taste of how the 1% travel – and eat – in Curious Directive’s ambitious showIt took years of experimenting for the Wright brothers to get ai…

Open Door – the free audition scheme opening doors to top drama schools by John Byrne

Supported by funders including Game of Thrones’ Emilia Clarke, the Open Door scheme is making world-class training accessible for all. John Byrne

‘Struggles to translate big ideas into coherent storytelling’: THE DOG / THE CAT – Hope Theatre by Laura Kressly

These two, one-act plays explore relationship dynamics through a filter of pet ownership, though both struggle to translate big ideas into coherent storytelling.

Livestreaming Presentation on Equitable Workplaces: Operationalizing Your Values with Fractured Atlas, hosted by ArtsBoston—Friday 14 September 2018 by HowlRound

By HowlRound TV. Fractured Atlas in partnership with ArtsBoston presents Operationalizing Your Values livestreaming on the global, commons-based peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlrou…

A fall full of theater: 30 shows, from classics to 'Legally Blonde' to 'Frankenstein' by Kerry Reid

Days get shorter, weather gets brisker — and the stages get busier. The fall theater season is always filled with more shows than anyone could possibly see. But here are a few of our best …

Holy Sh!t, Kiln Theatre, Kilburn, London review: A vigorously funny production of Alexis Zegerman's sharp play by Paul Taylor, Paul Taylor

Zegerman's astringent comedy is in the theatre's best traditions of being provocatively topical

High Ridin’ review at King’s Head Theatre, London – ‘unassuming but underwritten one-act drama’ by Paul Vale

Past mistakes and a fresh start form the backbone of James Hogan’s new one-act drama High Ridin’. In several aspects it’s quite

EVITA • The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis by Andrea

There’s a slip of the tongue from Eva Duarte de Perón in “A New Argentina,” as she tries to ease her husband’s qualms about his presidential bid when she concedes, “We'll ... you'…

General Manager Nathan Gehan launches Fifth Estate Entertainment by Caitlin Huston

Nathan Gehan, formerly of Bespoke Theatricals, has launched a new production and general management company, Fifth Estate Entertainment. Fifth Estate will focus on producing and managing tou…

The Dog/The Cat review at Hope Theatre, London – ‘charming performances, flimsy material’ by Ava Davies

Brendan Cowell and Lally Katz’s romcom double-bill sold out its Australian run twice over in 2015. Despite the best efforts of the

Nathan Amzi joins the cast of Heathers in a last-minute save ahead of opening night

It has just been announced that Nathan Amzi will be joining the cast of Heathers The Musical, now playing at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. Nathan Amzi is perhaps best-known for appearing on o…

The Most Shows at One Theater (Part 3) by JK

Over the past weeks, I began to celebrate the start of my 36th year of going to Broadway shows, by looking at the theaters where I've seen multiple distinct productions. Miss the first part?…

Playwright Vinay Patel: ‘Putting on the play is not enough – it’s who you get in the room’ by Natasha Tripney

After making his name in theatre with True Brits for HighTide, Vinay Patel went on to write acclaimed television drama Murdered by

NEWS: Arabian Nights cast announced as Hoxton Hall transformed into ancient Middle East by Featured Content

Grade II-listed Victorian London landmark Hoxton Hall is this week transformed into the ancient world of the Middle East as Iris Theatre moves in to premiere its brand-new adaptation of Arab…

Steven Atkinson: Pericles showed how a new generation of artistic leaders can engage their audiences by Steven Atkinson

For those of us who take an interest in the leadership of our theatre industry, there’s a lot of change afoot. This

West End Transfer For Songs For Nobodies by Mark Ludmon

By Mark Ludmon Songs For Nobodies, where Bernadette Robinson re-creates five great singers of the past, is to transfer to London’s West End. After its European première at Wilton’s Musi…

42nd Street performer becomes first in West End history to job-share by Matthew Hemley

A performer in musical 42nd Street has made West End history by becoming the first to take a role on a job-share

The Show People Podcast: Scott Garnham is too working class (1st Birthday Episode) by Andrew Keates

The Show People Podcast is one year old! That’s right The Show People Podcast celebrates one year of bringing you special theatre guests every fortnight and shining a spotlight on the UK p…

3-course dinner takes center stage at Quantum Theatre’s 'Chatterton' by Rebecca Sodergren

7 Pittsburgh chefs will serve dinner at intermission for the show about a Romantic-era poet.

Stage preview: Trinity Cathedral gets a makeover as star of Quantum's world premiere 'Chatterton' by Sharon Eberson / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Audiences move throughout the Downtown church and stop for dinner during the environmental play that takes place in three time periods.

Denise van Outen’s return to Chicago postponed due to prior injury

An unexpected injury prior to rehearsals has forced Denise van Outen to pull out from the West End production of Chicago. The Essex-born actress, who played Roxie Hart in the 2001 West End p…

Director Ola Ince wins theatre category at Hospital Club awards by Giverny Masso

Director Ola Ince has won the theatre and performance category at the Hospital Club’s h100 Awards 2018. The awards from the London-based

Nests review at Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh – ‘knotty examination of the nature of nurture’ by Thom Dibdin

Xana Marwick questions whether society is as committed to supporting its children as it believes it is, in her touring two-hander, Nests,

What does punk mean to you? ‘Self-expression over convention’: Introducing Hear Me Howl’s all-female team by Featured Content

What does punk mean to you? What's your favourite song ever and why? What makes you howl with rage? It's time for the all-female team behind one-woman punk play HEAR ME HOWL, starting perfor…

WATCH: #StageFavesSongOfTheWeek - @CynthiaEriVo & the cast of @BwayColorPurple sing the show's title song

First it was a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, then it was a Spielberg-directed film, finally it became a musical! The 2015 revival of The Color Purple starred English StageFave Cynthia Erivo …

Holy Sh!t review – parents go to war over school places by Michael Billington

Kiln theatre, London Alexis Zegerman’s comedy exposes middle-class hypocrisy as couples battle to get their children into the top local primaryProtesters gathered outside this handsomely r…

‘Relevant examination of the dichotomy of science’: SQUARE ROUNDS – Finborough Theatre ★★★★ by Michael Davis

Written by Tony Harrison and directed by Jimmy Walters, Square Rounds examines the dichotomy of science and the ambivalence (in the truest sense of the word) regards its capacity to facilita…

On the Couch with Caitlin Hulcup by Arts Review

Who is Caitlin Hulcup? I’m an Australian mezzo-soprano living with my Austrian husband in Oxford, UK. I sing in opera and concerts internationally and I’m also a professor of voice at th…

Has Rufus Norris helped us reach Peak Understudy? by Andrzej Lukowski

National Theatre head honcho Rufus Norris has endured an occasionally ‘difficult’ relationship with elements of the nation’s press. But it was nothing

NEWS: Full company announced for Soldier On’s World War One centenary season by Featured Content

Soldier On, Jonathan Lewis' extraordinary piece based on and involving real servicemen and women, returns to London next month mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. The full …

Brief 9/11: Jennifer Simard Joins MEAN GIRLS, Ryan McCartan Joins WICKED, and More! by Stephanie Wild

Good morning BroadwayWorld Today's top stories includes tons of new Broadway casting Jennifer Simard will join the cast of Mean Girls, Ryan McCartan joins Wicked, and Rosemary Harris joins M…

Holy Sh!t review at Kiln Theatre – ‘slow and slippery play about religion and the middle classes’ by Tim Bano

After wading through the daft protests outside the Kiln Theatre, the newly refurbished, rechristened building is beautiful. The auditorium feels wider and

Jeremy Jordan Returns to Broadway, Without the Songs by Mark Blankenship

Believe it or not, American Son is taking Jeremy Jordan back to his roots. His fans may be surprised to hear that, since the show is a new Broadway play and not a musical. Jordan made his na…

Sydney Contemporary returns to Barangaroo by Arts Review

Sydney Contemporary returns to Barangaroo for a second year with three leading Australian artists, Callum Morton, Mel O’Callaghan and Cameron Robbins, creating large-scale, site-specific …

American Son Arrives on Broadway this Fall by Broadwaydirect

A Florida police station in the middle of the night. Two parents searching for answers. Kerry Washington (“Scandal”, Race) returns to the Broadway stage alongside Steven Pasquale (“Am…

Review: Dust at Trafalgar Studios by Josephine Balfour-Oatts

Painful fluency: Josephine Balfour-Oatts reviews Milly Thomas's play about the aftermath of suicide. The post Review: Dust at Trafalgar Studios appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.

Alphabet Acting founder Ketorah Williams: ‘Watching Sophie Okonedo on stage was an acting masterclass’ by John Byrne

How did you start off in theatre? My first role was the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz at primary school. We

Actor Laura Pradelska: ‘The lesson from my first audition? Preparation’ by John Byrne

I had my first audition when I was 19. It was during pilot season in Los Angeles for the TV version of

Returning to Broadway, Kerry Washington Surprises Herself by Mark Blankenship

It made sense when Kerry Washington announced she would follow Scandal by starring in the new Broadway play American Son. After all, she last appeared on Broadway two years before her landma…

The Green Room: What was your first theatrical experience? 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…​​​​​​​ Vivian

‘Valuable in contributing to our understanding of mental illness’: DISTANCE – Park Theatre ★★★ by Shanine Salmon

Alex McSweeney’s Distance playing at the Park Theatre displays an innovative representation of the experience of depression, but with a slightly wandering narrative.

the new season: Broadway’s Biggest Debut by Michael Paulson

You’ve never seen a puppet like “King Kong” before.

Review: Unexpected Joy at Southwark Playhouse by Nabilah Said

A dress rehearsal for an ideal world: Nabilah Said reviews a musical about three generations of the same family. The post Review: Unexpected Joy at Southwark Playhouse appeared first on Exeu…

‘Faith is much feistier than Hero’: Much Ado About Salsa adds more than dance to Shakespeare’s classic. Watch our cast interviews by Featured Content

Summer Light Theatre's new version of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing adds more than salsa to the mix. Writer Joanna O'Connor and co-stars James Kingdon, Jennifer Biggs and James Edward…

On Repeat Viewing by Alex Fernandes

Alex Fernandes writes on the unique perspective you get from watching the same show over - and over - and over again. The post On Repeat Viewing appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.

Theatre leaders back Prince Charles over arts education with warnings that cuts will ‘strangle’ the UK by Giverny Masso

Industry leaders including Lenny Henry, Arlene Phillips and Gregory Doran have joined Prince Charles in calling for every child to have access

WIN A TONY, LOSE A TONY by Matt Windman

Sasson Gabay has big shoes to fill taking over the role of Tewfiq, but the show hasn t lost its step.

Theater Review: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT (Shattered Globe Theatre in Chicago) by Lawrence Bommer

THE RIGHT TO DO WRONG Count this among the finest offerings from a Chicago theater: Shattered Globe Theatre’s kinetic staging of Chris Hannan’s adaptation of Crime and Punishment is flaw…

Exclusive interview: The Young Ones’ Nigel Planer and Adrian Edmondson reunite on stage by Nick Smurthwaite

More than 35 years since The Young Ones, Adrian Edmondson and Nigel Planer are working on a stage project. They tell Nick

0583: Original Cast Album! Quentin Dentin on the Record by MusicalTalk

Thos joins Luke Lane, the star of the brand new Quentin Dentin Show original cast album on making a musical theatre recording.  Learn how it differs from a stage show and is a production in…

Tony Nominee Jennifer Simard Joins the Cast of MEAN GIRLS Today! by BroadwayWorld

Tony Award nominee Jennifer Simard Disaster, Hello, Dolly will join the cast of Mean Girls as Mrs. Heron Ms. Norbury Mrs. George beginning Today, September 11.

Rosemary Harris Takes Over as 'Mrs. Higgins' in MY FAIR LADY Today by BroadwayWorld

Tony Award winner Rosemary Harris will return to the Broadway stage when she assumes the role of Mrs. Higgins in its award-winning production of Lerner amp Loewe's My Fair Lady, directed by …

Ryan McCartan Joins WICKED As Fiyero Beginning Today by BroadwayWorld

Beginning Today, September 11, Ryan McCartan will assume the role of Fiyero in the Broadway production of Wicked.

The Full Monty UK Tour by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo CLICK FOR THE FULL MONTY TOUR DATES BELOW David Pugh & Dafydd Rogers’s presentation of the Sheffield Theatres production of Simon Beaufoy’s The Full Monty, which won …

Aylesbury Waterside Theatre by Mark Ludmon

By Mark Ludmon The multi-purpose 1200 seat Aylesbury Waterside Theatre is located on Exchange Street in the heart of Aylesbury. Find out what’s on. This post Aylesbury Waterside Theatr…

Designer Grace Smart: Let’s give props to those scene-stealing stage objects by Grace Smart

I’m currently in a mid tech-week fog. We’re at that point of a production where the activity, stress and lack of sleep

Matt Trueman: Theatres have every right to trash legacies and embrace change by Matt Trueman

“Change is uncomfortable,” Nadia Fall tells me in this week’s big interview. She’s overseen quite a shake-up at Theatre Royal Stratford East.

What’s HOT at the 2018 Melbourne Fringe Festival by Arts Review

Featuring over 440 events, presented by 3,358 artists, across 150 venues in a big, bold celebration of independent arts, Melbourne Fringe is back for another year from 13 September 2018. Wi…

Abi/Abigail's Party review – Mike Leigh's cringy classic gets a spin-off by Arifa Akbar

★★★☆☆/★★★★☆Queen’s theatre, HornchurchAtiha Sen Gupta creates a companion piece for Leigh’s story while a revival proves the original’s timeless powerWho was Abigai…

Netflix Acquires “The Legend of Cocaine Island” Documentary by Blouin Artinfo

Netflix has announced the acquisition of the global rights to director Theo Love’s documentary feature, “The Legend of Cocaine Island.” The film, previously titled “White Tide: The L…

Picture-Perfect Poe: Shuddersome: Tales of Poe by Lindsay Price

Looking for a way to bring the works of Edgar Allen Poe to life? Shuddersome: Tales of Poe by Lindsay Price is a vivid and theatrical adaptation of some of Poe’s best known works. The…

John Stamos, Penn Badgley, & You Cast's Ultimate Dating Advice by Young Hollywood

John Stamos, Penn Badgley, & You Cast's Ultimate Dating AdviceYoung Hollywood is at PaleyFest to get the scoop on Lifetime's much-anticipated new original series, 'You', straight from the ca…

Mark Ballas Joins Broadway's High-Heeled Hit Kinky Boots by Andy Lefkowitz

Dancing with the Stars champ and former Broadway.com vlogger Mark Ballas takes over the role of Charlie Price in the Tony-winning musical Kinky Boots at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on Septembe…

Tony Nominee Jennifer Simard Joins the Cast of Mean Girls by Andy Lefkowitz

She's a cool mom! Tony nominee Jennifer Simard takes over the role of Mrs. Heron/Ms. Norbury/Mrs. George in the Tony-nominated and Broadway.com Audience Choice Award-winning mu…

Rosemary Harris Returns to Broadway in My Fair Lady by Andy Lefkowitz

Tony-winning actress Rosemary Harris joins the company of Lincoln Center Theater's acclaimed My Fair Lady revival on September 11. Harris assumes the role of Mrs. Higgins, replacing orig…

Ryan McCartan Makes His Broadway Debut in Wicked by Andy Lefkowitz

Power-voiced stage-and-screen star Ryan McCartan takes his first Broadway bow on September 11, joining the company of the long-running hit Wicked. McCartan plays Fiyero in the acclaimed musi…

Sometimes Culture Is Preserved In Overlooked Nooks And Crannies by Joe Patti

If you have ever doubted the contributions niche artistic & cultural practices can make to greater society, read check out this story on the BBC site recounting how puppetry helped prese…

Paul McCartney’s ‘Blackbird’ — a longing for change

Thought to be one of the top 10 most covered songs, it has lent itself to jazz piano, funky soul and reggae

Jennifer Simard Joins Mean Girls Musical on Broadway by Olivia Clement

She steps in for fellow Tony nominee Kerry Butler.

10th Annual Collaborations in Dance Festival at Triskelion Arts Curated by Trina Mannino by The Dance Enthusiast

In 10th Annual Collaborations in Dance Festival at Triskelion Arts Curated by Trina Mannino, "CollabFest boasts thirty pieces with partnerships ranging from traditional music and dance pair…

Dancing With the Stars Champ Mark Ballas Joins Cast of Broadway’s Kinky Boots by Andrew Gans

The Tony-winning musical continues at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.

Where Did the Melody of ‘A Whole New World’ Come From? by Ruthie Fierberg

Composer Alan Menken divulges the story of the genesis of the romantic Aladdin classic.

Girl From the North Country Begins at The Public Theater September 11 by Olivia Clement

Bob Dylan and Conor McPherson’s new musical kicks off its extended North American debut.

Heathers Star Ryan McCartan Makes Broadway Debut in Wicked by Andrew Gans

The international hit musical continues at the Gershwin Theatre.

How Well Do You Know Irving Berlin? - Hershey Felder examines the legendary songwriter's life and work in his new solo show

Hershey Felder examines the legendary songwriter's life and work in his new solo show---Pianist, performer and playwright Hershey Felder has made a career out of chronicling the lives and mu…