“The Thanksgiving Play” at Geffen Playhouse by Christine Deitner

“What can we do to break down the myths and stereotypes of Thanksgiving in forty-five minutes with three people?…” – Logan (The Thanksgiving Play) Geffen Playhouse has kicked off the…

L.J.M. Owen: The Great Divide by Arts Review

A darker tale from the author of the popular Dr Pimms, Intermillennial Sleuth mysteries, L. J. M. Owen delivers us a new Australian rural crime novel full of twisted secrets and hidden victi…

People You Should Know . . . Gian Marco Riccardo Lo Forte by Zack Calhoon

Gian Marco Riccardo Lo Forte (writer / director/ design) is a NYSCA Individual Artist recipient (2019) and a NYC-based writer, director and video-maker dedicated to performance and installat…

The Audition by Arts Review

Examining the parallels of the selection processes experienced by actors seeking work and refugees seeking asylum, Outer Urban Projects presents the new Australian work, The Audition in a wo…

Love in 3D: Multiple Guises for L’Amour at the Royal Opera House by Yulia Savikovskaya

Love seems to have preoccupied the planning team of the 2019/2020 season: it rushes on stage in so many variations and thematic lines that it is difficult to choose which one to favor. On th…

Life Beyond The Thunderdome by Joe Patti

A few months back, Andrew Taylor at the Arts Management program over at American University linked to an interview with Ed Schein, professor emeritus of MIT’s Sloan School of Management. …

DON JUAN — Official Trailer by Westport Country Playhouse

Shirin Neshat: Dreamers by Arts Review

The work of Iranian-born artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat will be celebrated in Dreamers – a solo exhibition featuring a trilogy of video installations at NGV International from November…

Mary Poppins review – stageful of sugar is a rapturous delight by Michael Billington

Prince Edward theatre, LondonZizi Strallen is excellent as the buoyant nanny in Eyre’s chippy and enduring show, which also calls on Julian Fellowes, Matthew Bourne and Petula Clark I was …

Leeds united: Northern Ballet plot knees-up for 50th anniversary by Chris Wiegand

Drew McOnie’s Merlin and Kenneth Tindall’s Geisha will mark the company’s remarkable half century, alongside digital archive ‘Years ago, when I danced, you did what you were told,”…

Digital Marketing Manager opportunity at Opera Theatre of Saint Louis by Artsjournal

Opera Theatre of Saint Louis is looking for a Digital Marketing Manager, who will serve as both as the company's primary digital content creator and as the lead distribution manager for di…

BAM seeks a charismatic VP, Development by Artsjournal

BAM is home to adventurous artists, audiences, and ideas. The VP, Development will to tap into new sources of support beyond the organization’s current base of supporters and serve as a st…

Camille A. Brown & Dancers’ ‘Mr. TOL E. RancE’: Dance reflecting hope in the face of adversity  by Admin

The Joyce Theater, New York, NY.November 10, 2019. It can be truly striking to sit back and reflect upon how American “pop” culture developed. Interestingly, so much of it derived from t…

Review: ‘Broadbend, Arkansas,’ Tangled in Its Own Tale by Laura Collins-Hughes

This meandering jazz-infused drama, told across generations of a black family, strains to pull its focus from white women.

The Welders’ Annalisa Dias on ‘HEARTSPACE’ and responding to impending and present climate disasters by David Siegel

The Welders, a self-described artists’ collective, burst upon the DMV theatrical landscape in the summer of 2013 with a mission to establish an evolving, alternative platform for play deve…

The Report by Arts Review

With this year’s explosive political-drama, The Report, director-writer-producer Scott Z. Burns crafts a deeply-enthralling look into the American Senates investigation of the CIA and thei…

Expect the unexpected in Washington Improv Theater’s ‘Life and Death with WIT: Hellcat and iMusical’ by Kendall Mostafavi

Improvisational theater is comprised of different aspects of live performance genres, like stand-up comedy or fully scripted plays. But what defines improv, is how the actors use comments fr…

ABC Nabs Musical Dramedy Duet from First Date & Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist Writers by Andy Lefkowitz

A new high-concept musical soap is being developed by ABC. The series, titled Duet, is penned by Austin Winsberg, Alan Zachary and Michael Weiner, creators of the Broadway musical First Date…

Douglas Taurel: The American Soldier - Millennium stage (November 13, 2019) by The Kennedy Center

MPavilion opens in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens by Arts Review

Designed by Australia’s only Pritzker Architecture Prize recipient Glenn Murcutt AO, MPavilion 2019 has opened in the Queen Victoria Gardens, celebrating Australian design and identity wit…

The ‘Mattress Monster’: Yvonne Rainer Recreates One Of Her Oddest Avant-Garde Dances From The 1960s by Artsjournal1

“It could be a dream or a nightmare. You’re 84. What would it be like to have an artistic conversation with your 30-year-old self? [Rainer] is finding that out as she reconstructs, in co…

Pop Culture (For Good Or Bad) Unites Us Culturally. Will Streaming Wars Disrupt This? by Artsjournal

“Pop culture is one of the things that unites us as Americans and a lot of our pop culture is bad. But the fact that a whole bunch of people watch The Masked Singer every week or that ever…

Why I Love “Bad” Movies by Artsjournal

“We bad-movie watchers have our own anticriteria, the sorts of badness we prefer. Some of us use the term “bad movies” to mean, simply, films that emerge from a supposedly lowbrow genr…

The End Of The “Rude” Press by Artsjournal

When I was growing up, every major American metro area had both a polite press—the local dailies—and a rude one: the alt-weeklies. The alt-weeklies were funded by advertisers the family-…

A “Decade Of Reckoning” For Classical Music by Artsjournal

Anne Midgette: “The music isn’t the problem, it’s the way we’re offering it.” Big, inflexible institutions take away the “oxygen and funds” from the smaller organizations, she …

Why Britain’s Working Classes Are In To The Classics by Artsjournal

“Classical materials have been present in the identity construction and psychological experience of substantial groups of working-class Britons. Dissenting academies, Nonconformist Sunday …

On Words Out Of Cultural Context And Banning Or Favoriting Them by Artsjournal

“The United States has never been totally segregated, but this new world exposes everyone to everyone else in unprecedented intensity. Just like we sound like our friends, just like someon…

Why Netflix Shouldn’t Give In To Movie Theatres For Its Releases by Artsjournal

Netflix can deliver filmmakers a prospective audience of 300 million people (and growing) with each release. This film distribution strategy is enabling rich, diverse stories to reach a mass…

BWW College Guide - Everything You Need to Know About Rider University in 2019/2020

With college theatre program auditions just around the corner, we're highlighting some of the country's most prestigious theatre programs and chatting with the schools' faculty to give you i…

Mary Poppins, Prince Edward Theatre review - a lavish but old-fashioned revival by Marianka Swain

Everyone's favourite nanny returns, again It’s been 15 years since Cameron Mackintosh’s stage musical version of P. L. Travers’ Mary Poppins made its West End debut.

Catch some family theatre fun this December! by Gabi Bergman

CDP Kids, The team that brought you The Gruffalo’s Child, SPOT and The 13-91 Storey Treehouse fun over the last few years are back with two wonderful school holiday offerings for the whole…

Botticelli discovery — Madonna and Child revealed as a work by the Renaissance master

Detective work uncovers the true worth of a painting in the storeroom of a Welsh museum

Mary Poppins review at Prince Edward Theatre, London – ‘distinctly lacking in magic’ by Tim Bano

Mary Poppins returns. No, not the Emily Blunt film, rather Cameron Mackintosh’s muddled stage musical, back in the Prince Edward Theatre after

In uproarious ‘Airness’ at Keegan Theatre, the rock ‘n’ roll is unreal by John Stoltenberg

In the competitive national and international air guitar scene, contestants vie for championships and prizes by pretending to play (or “shred”) imaginary guitars to 60-second tracks from…

Broadway's Secret to Success? It's Women. by Mo Brady

by Mo Brady Rachel Chavkin and Anais Mitchell (Photo by Tes…

Bianca Del Rio & Preeya Kalidas join the West End cast of Everybody’s Talking About Jamie

There’s a new Miss Hedge in town from 17 November 2019 when actress, singer and radio presenter Preeya Kalidas joins the West End cast of Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, plus we are thr…

Celebrated Theatrical Event Slava's Snowshow Officially Reopens on Broadway by Andy Lefkowitz

The eagerly anticipated return engagement of the wintertime spectacle Slava's Snowshow opens at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre on November 13. The dazzling production, created and staged b…

Rock of Ages Is Now an Open-Ended Run at New World Stages by Andy Lefkowitz

Rock of Ages will keep on rockin' off-Broadway. The cheered encore run of the Tony-nominated hit, originally announced as a limited engagement through September 29, 2019 and later extend…

Odds & Ends: Sing Street Receives Extension at New York Theatre Workshop & More by Broadway.com

Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed today. Sing Street Receives Extension at New York Theatre Workshop Off-Broadway's New York Theatre Workshop has announced an extensi…

Ryan Vasquez 'Plays Two Sides of the Coin' by Alternating Roles in The Wrong Man by Caitlin Moynihan

Ryan Vasquez can currently be seen in the Ross Golan's twice-extended world premiere musical The Wrong Man as the Man in Black and Duran, usually played by Joshua Henry, at certain performa…

More Elaine Paige! The English Musical Theater Legend Weighs In on the Upcoming Cats Movie and More by Matt Wolf

In the first part of our chat with the ever-vital Elaine Paige, the English musical theater legend spoke about making the shift into radio and the excitement that has accompanied this unexpe…

In Broadway's For The Girls, Kristin Chenoweth is center stage — but she lets everyone shine: Review by Jessica Derschowitz

“I’m doing this as a master class,” Kristin Chenoweth declares during For The Girls, her new and all-too-brief run of Broadway concerts currently playing at the Nederlander Theatre. Sh…

Fur by Mark Dundas Wood

Migdalia Cruz’s "Fur" (presented by Boundless Theatre Company at Next Door @NYTW) has the sensibility of a folk tale, the coherency of a fever dream, and the trappings of a horror movie. I…

User Not Found Review: Touched By Life and Death in the Digital World by New York Theater

Keep those cell phones on; that’s where “User Not Found” largely unfolds.   Yes, this terrific site-specific play takes place in a café near BAM in Fort Greene, where Terry O’Dono…

Artistry, rivalry, madness, and genius in Folger Theatre’s ‘Amadeus’ by David Siegel

What a great lively yarn about a musical disruptor as a stand-in for the volcanic eruptions of out-and-out revolution in the air throughout Europe and America. Amadeus at Folger Theatre is a…

Jack Saleeby Talks About the Rich History Surrounding His New Musical About Gay Teens in the Victorian Era, Bright and Brave

Jack Saleeby dives into the creative process and rich history surrounding his new musical about a Victorian era gay love story, Bright and Brave.

"Once on This Island" On Sale Now | Ahmanson Theatre by Center Theatre Group

World Premiere of Sing Street Extends at New York Theatre Workshop by Olivia Clement

The musical adaptation of John Carney’s indie film, directed by Rebecca Taichman, begins previews November 25.

Sid Stone: Tell Ya What I’m Gonna Do! by Trav S.D.

Sidney Stone (1902-1986) spent his formative years in vaudeville and burlesque, and on Broadway, where was in the original productions of two plays by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, The Fa…

The Last Round-Up of Evelyn Nelson by Trav S.D.

The short life and career of silent screen star Evelyn Nelson (1899-1923) are tantalizing in their thwarted promise and in their mystery. Originally from Chloride Arizona, Nelson was to star…

See the Company of The Lion King Celebrate 22 Blockbuster Years on Broadway by Lindsey Sullivan

Bow down! The Lion King, Broadway's third longest-running musical, celebrates 22 years on the boards on November 13. The Disney juggernaut opened in 1997. Stars Nteliseng Nkhela, Bradley Gi…

Jack Elam and “The Texas Wheelers” by Trav S.D.

Much like Ben Turpin or Marty Feldman, Jack Elam (William Scott Elam, 1920-2003) dined out for decades on a wayward eye. Unlike t’others, Elam employed his in the service of MENACE a good…

The Tony-Winning Revival of Oklahoma! Celebrates 250 Broadway Performances by Lindsey Sullivan

The Tony-winning revival of Oklahoma! celebrated 250 performances at the Circle in the Square Theatre on November 12. The talented cast, including Tony winner Ali Stroker and Tony nominees M…

Jonah Hauer-King to Play Prince Eric in Live-Action Little Mermaid Film by Andy Lefkowitz

Rising stage-and-screen star Jonah Hauer-King has been cast as Prince Eric in the upcoming live-action remake of The Little Mermaid, according to Deadline. The role was previously rumored to…

Go Inside the Winter Spectacle of Slava's Snowshow on Broadway by Caitlin Moynihan

Winter is coming and Slava's Snowshow is coming with it! The revival of Slava's Snowshow is playing at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre through January 5, and now you can get a glimpse of the ma…

Adrienne Warren, Daniel J. Watts and More Celebrate Bringing Tina: The Tina Turner Musical to Broadway on Opening Night by Broadway.com

Adrienne Warren celebrates bringing Tina Turner's life to light on stage in Tina: The Tina Turner Musical on Broadway's opening night.

Broadway.com #LiveatFive with Ryan Vasquez of The Wrong Man by Broadway.com

Ryan Vasquez stops by Broadway.com HQ to chat about The Wrong Man and more with Paul Wontorek.

Idina Menzel & Lea Michele Join NBC Holiday Special Christmas in Rockefeller Center by Andy Lefkowitz

Tony winner Idina Menzel and Emmy nominee Lea Michele will get into the holiday spirit next month, offering up performances as part of the annual TV event Christmas in Rockefeller Center. T…

Tina, Hadestown, Beetlejuice & Ain't Too Proud to Perform at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade by Andy Lefkowitz

Set your alarm and get ready to dance along in your PJs! Macy's has just announced the lineup of Broadway shows slated to perform at the 93rd Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, beginning…

Rock of Ages 10th-Anniversary Return Run Extended Through Fall 2020 by Andy Lefkowitz

Rock of Ages will keep on rockin' through next fall. The cheered encore run of the Tony-nominated hit, originally announced to play a limited run through September 29, 2019 and later exte…

Celebrated Wintertime Spectacle Slava's Snowshow Officially Reopens on Broadway by Andy Lefkowitz

The eagerly anticipated return engagement of the theatrical event Slava's Snowshow opens at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre on November 13. The dazzling production, created and staged by a…

Author Interview: Pulitzer Prize Winner David W. Blight — Speaking of Frederick Douglass in the Witch City by Blake Maddux

"You can read Frederick Douglass forever and still just encounter new things, new ideas, new passages, new phrases. He’s that kind of writer. It’s like reading Emerson or even Shakespear…

‘White Pearl’ is an amusing take on the beauty business. But watch out — things get ugly. by Peter Marks

Studio Theatre stages the U.S. premiere of Anchuli Felicia King’s comedy.

Arena Stage’s Newsies, Featuring Newsboys and Newsgirls, Extends Run by Andrew Gans

The production of the Disney musical began performances November 1 in Washington, D.C.

A whirlwind history lesson on the legacy of LBJ in ‘The Great Society’ at the Vivian Beaumont Theater by Deb Miller

With campaigning for the 2020 US election in full swing and impeachment inquiries dominating the news, the theme of presidential politics is a timely one. The Great Society – the second of…

Ivorian photographer is first African to win Prix Pictet

Joana Choumali impressed judges with images responding to trauma of terror attacks

A teen of many talents: Ethan Van Slyke of Arena Stage’s ‘Newsies’ by Barbara Mackay

Think back to when you were in high school. You went to classes all day and came home and did homework, right? And maybe you took piano lessons once a week or played a sport. Seventeen-year-…

New York Theatre Workshop Announces One-Week Final Extension of SING STREET

New York Theatre Workshop (NYTW) (Artistic Director James C. Nicola and Managing Director Jeremy Blocker) announced today a one-week final extension for the World Premiere of Sing Street, a …

“Provocative” New Drama Book Shop to Include Fire, Sex-Positive Skeletons, a Whole Bunch of Snakes by Broadway Beat

by Zach Raffio. @zachraffio. NEW YORK, NY - The Theater District's beloved Drama Book Shop - which shuttered its doors earlier this year - is set to reopen in 2020 under the new ownership of…

VIDEO: DEAR EVAN HANSEN's Stephanie La Rochelle Performs Solo Arrangement of 'Only Us'

Today is going to be a great day, and here's why: Dear Evan Hansen tour cast member Stephanie La Rochelle is performing a brand-new solo arrangement of one of the show's iconic songs, 'Only …

Working in the Theatre: Before the Show with Zulema Clares by American Theatre Wing

Aaron Monaghan - Richard III Soliloquy by Lincoln Center

VIDEO: Brian Stokes Mitchell Performs 'There's No Business Like Show Business' At Feinstein's/54 Below

This holiday season, Tony Award winner Brian Stokes Mitchell has returned to Feinstein's/54 Below with his all-new show, 'Plays With Music - Holiday,' celebrating both the holidays and the r…

Photo Flash: First Look At Renée Taylor's MY LIFE ON A DIET At George Street Playhouse by BroadwayWorld

Called "fascinating, lighthearted and spicy" by The New York Times, MY LIFE ON A DIET, an autobiographical comedy written by Ms. Taylor and her late husband Joseph Bologna, had an enormously…

New York University, Second Stage Theater, More Are Hiring by Playbill Staff

Playbill offers an extensive selection of available jobs within the theatre industry, serving as the online source for careers in theatre.

Audience Disappointed After “The Irishman” Understudy “Goodfellas” Goes On In Its Place by Broadway Beat

by Edward Precht. @pertoltprecht. NEW YORK, NY - Attendees of this past Sunday’s matinee screening of The Irishman at Broadway’s Belasco Theater expressed their disappointment after the …

Jan Erik Kongshaug, Revered Recording Engineer, Dead At 75 by Artsjournal1

“[He] helped sculpt the rich and quietly splendorous sound of ECM Records, an influential label that has produced timeless jazz and contemporary classical recordings.” – The New York T…

Are Embassy Officials Using Diplomatic Immunity As Cover For Stealing Art? by Artsjournal1

Yes, scofflaw diplomats have been a problem for ages (ask any New Yorker who’s been clipped, or worse, by a UN delegate’s car), but over the past few years, artworks have been disappeari…

How Do Movies Get Edited For Airlines To Show In-Flight? ‘Recklessly’ by Artsjournal1

“As one editor who has been doing this type of work for 30 years and worked for nearly every major studio in Hollywood tells InsideHook, ‘The studios, outside of the creative groups, are…

Marin Alsop: Baltimore Symphony Has A Creativity Problem by Artsjournal

“I find this is a difficult institution to get air time in because we don’t talk about the art first. Nobody ever talks to me. Barely. There’s no place to actually say these things saf…

New Documentary Play Takes On Human Trafficking by Artsjournal1

“At a table reading of Live Bodies for Sale, a new docudrama about human trafficking in Northeast Ohio, playwright Christopher Johnston addresses the assembled cast and crew. ‘Everybody …

Cookie Monster’s Lifelong Love Affair With Art by Artsjournal

“I’ve suspected there is something life-affirming in Cookie Monster’s unabashed love and joy for cultural stimuli — so pure and brash that if he could eat it all, he would. Cookie Mo…

Amos Oz And The Challenges Of A Language Brought Back From The Dead by Artsjournal1

“To Oz, writing in Hebrew was like sculpting in solid rock and crusted sand at the same time. With one foot in the Hebrew of the Bible and the other in the mélange of linguistic influence…

New York’s Iconic Drama Bookstore Finds A New Home After Rents Forced It Out by Artsjournal

“It was both a destination for tourists and it was also our hub, and so we wanted to keep it close to the theater district. And, too, we’re in the business of creating community, and tha…

Review: Amadeus soars at Folger Theatre by Alexander C. Kafka

There were, at various points, half a dozen versions of Peter Shaffer’s Amadeus floating around. The playwright was trying to square the circle and make his metaphorical work about the tra…

Review: Edward Albee’s Occupant at Theater J by Tim Treanor

“It’s not the person,” cries the sculptor Louise Nevelson (Susan Rome) in Edward Albee’s Occupant, “It’s the work they do!” Would be it that Albee had heeded his character’s …

Camp Christmas - Denver Center for the Performing Arts by Denver Center For The Performing Arts

Photo Flash: Rockettes Light the Empire State Building for Opening of 2019 CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR STARRING THE RADIO CITY ROCKETTES

The Christmas Spectacular will run from November 8 - January 5 at Radio City Music Hall. The finale, 'Christmas Lights,' begins at the conclusion of the 'Living Nativity' scene, which has be…

THE SEASON Wolsey, Ipswich & then Northampton by Libby Purves and Friends

A BIG APPLE ROMANCE WITH CRUNCH        How romantic New York is to the British heart!  From Superman to Friends we seem to know it,  from Elf and 34th Street (not to mention the Pogues…

Tony Winner Ali Stroker Included on Time's 100 Next List

Time has just released its 2019 100 Next list, consisting of artists, leaders, advocates, innovators and phenoms on the rise. Included in this year's list is 2019 Tony winner and star of Okl…

Evita Is Back in NYC & We’re Feeling “Rainbow High”: 10 Must-See Versions of the Andrew Lloyd Webber Showstopper

10 epic renditions of "Rainbow High" from Evita.

21 best bets for holiday entertainment in and around DC! by Nicole Hertvik

The winter holidays are a great time to see a show with someone you love, so here is our list of best bets in holiday entertainment in and around DC. Whether you are looking for a show to en…

‘First of its kind’ physiotherapy service launches for injured musicians by Matthew Hemley

Musicians who have suffered an injury that prevents them from working will be able to access a new physiotherapy service, billed as

Bill Kenwright offers free Joseph tickets to Yorkshire flood victims by Georgia Snow

Producer Bill Kenwright is offering people affected by the flooding in South Yorkshire free tickets to Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

Optimism With a Call to Action: ‘David Byrne’s American Utopia’ by Matthew Wexler

David Byrne brings his album "American Utopia" to life in a dynamic, theatrical setting with an unencumbered band taking the stage. The post Optimism With a Call to Action: ‘David Byrne’…

Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, Hadestown, More to Perform at Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade by Dan Meyer

Broadway favorites will take over 34th Street during the 93rd annual parade, broadcast on NBC November 28.

HADESTOWN, BEETLEJUICE, AIN'T TOO PROUD, and TINA to Perform on the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

A spectacle like no other awaits millions as the 93rd annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade®, the nation's most cherished holiday tradition, once again kicks off the holiday season. Mill…

American Utopia's David Byrne to Premiere Immersive Theater of the Mind in Denver by Dan Meyer

The experience takes a small audience on a neuro-scientific journey of self-reflection, discovery, and imagination.

Take an Unprecedented Look Inside London’s Royal Opera House by Marc J. Franklin

In addition to its live work, the organization continues its cinema season—bringing productions to theatres around the world—through March 10.

‘Wickedly funny & quietly moving’: THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE – Tower Theatre by Maryam Philpott

The skill with which this production of The Beauty Queen of Leenane has been developed clearly demonstrates a theatre company with a revitalised energy.

Michelle Dooley Mahon’s The Scourge to Premiere Off-Broadway by Olivia Clement

The solo play, adapted from her acclaimed autobiographical novel, will have its U.S. premiere at Irish Rep.

Each aspect of the industry needs to take responsibility for the part it plays by Emily Brown

Many of us know that simply talking about how much danger the planet is in is not enough, but who or what should be doing more when it comes to tackling climate change? Emily Brown discusses…

upcoming by Adam Szymkowicz

PRODUCTIONS Clown Bar 2 Production #1 of CB2 Majestic Rep Las Vegas, NV Opens May 20, 2020 Marian or The True Tale of Robin Hood Production #22 of Marian Blue Ri…

Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver fractiously uncouple in Marriage Story

Noah Baumbach’s divorce drama also features scene-stealing turns from lawyers Laura Dern, Ray Liotta and Alan Alda

Christian Bale is a hoot in the racing drama Le Mans ’66

A fizzing account of Henry Ford Jr’s moment in motorsports history also starring Matt Damon

The Amazing Johnathan Documentary — tricksy account of a dying magician’s final flourish

It’s difficult to know what’s true in this teasing tale of comedian-conjuror John Szeles, directed by Ben Berman

‘Tina,’ ‘Beetlejuice,’ and more to perform in Thanksgiving Day Parade by Caitlin Huston

This season’s “Tina: The Tina Turner Musical,” as well as last season’s “Hadestown,” “Beetlejuice” and “Ain’t Too Proud” will perform on the NBC broadcast of the Macy�…

Rock of Ages Off-Broadway Return Engagement Extends Into Open Run by Ryan McPhee

The jukebox musical continues at New World Stages.

Watch a Sneak Peek at Antonio Banderas in the Spanish-Language A Chorus Line by Roberto Araujo

Banderas stars as director-choreographer Zach in the inaugural production of the musical in Málaga, Spain.

The Report — CIA interrogation drama lacks conviction

Adam Driver stars as an investigator in a film that scores higher for good intentions than artistic expression

Fun, frenetic ‘RENT’ still satisfies by Darby Dejarnette

The 20th Anniversary Tour of RENT touched down at the National Theatre this week, much to the delight of area RENTheads. This modern take on Puccini’s La Boheme, with music, lyrics and boo…

London Theatre News Today: Wednesday 13 November by Kitty Underwood

A round up of all the goings-on in London Theatre news today! Read all about news from Peppa Pig's Best Day Ever, Waitress, School of Rock & more... The post London Theatre News Today: W…

CHICAGO Celebrates 23rd Broadway Anniversary Tomorrow

The Tony Award-winning, record-breaking hit musical Chicago celebrates its 23rd Broadway anniversary tomorrow, Thursday, November 14th. The production is now playing at Broadway's Ambassador…

5 must-watch videos ahead of Curtains' West End transfer

We're getting mighty excited about the forthcoming West End premiere of Kander & Ebb's 2007 Broadway musical whodunnit CURTAINS! Especially after watching these videos with Jason Manford…

Jason Gotay, Cady Huffman, Charlotte Maltby, More Set for Reading of Noël Coward’s I'll Leave It to You by Andrew Gans

Marcia Milgrom Dodge will direct the reading for the Project Shaw series.

BrandoCapote by Joel Benjamin

In 1957 Truman Capote disingenuously misled the legendary actor Marlon Brando into opening up to him under the guise of helping to publicize the soppy melodrama, Sayonara which Brando was th…

ROCK OF AGES is Now An Open-Ended Engagement at New World Stages

Audiences will get to 'Keep On Lovin' Broadway's Best Party - the 10th Anniversary Production of Rock of Ages as it transitions into an open-ended engagement at New World Stages (340 W 50th …

BWW Flashback: Watch Patti LuPone, Madonna & More Sing EVITA!

Tonight, New York City Center will kick off its Gala Presentation of Evita, running November 13 - 24. Directed by Sammi Cannold, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's rock-opera musical follows…

There’s More To Johnny Cash’s Story In ‘Ring of Fire’ by Bill Hirschman

Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash playing at Actors' Playhouse finds its entertainment in having performers, sing, dance, act and play the instruments much as with the company's succes…

Casting Complete for Lonny Price-Helmed The Louder We Get at Theatre Calgary by Dan Meyer

Broadway alums Evan Kinnane, Lee MacDougall, and Thom Allison will star in the musical in January 2020.

Voting Now Open For The 2019 BroadwayWorld New Jersey Awards, Presented by TodayTix!

Voting is NOW OPEN for the 2019 BroadwayWorld New Jersey Awards, brought to you by TodayTix! The nominees are set, and now you can vote to make sure your favorite local theatres and performe…

VIDEO: Netflix Releases Trailer for MIKE BIRBIGLIA: THE NEW ONE

Comedian and storyteller Mike Birbiglia brings his award-winning Broadway show, Mike Birbiglia: The New One, to a global audience for his newest and most highly anticipated Netflix comedy sp…

Evan Rachel Wood and Zane Carney to Debut EVAN + ZANE: CHRISTMAS at The Green Room 42

THE GREEN ROOM 42 - the new intimate concert venue dubbed Broadway's 'off-night hotspot' by The New York Times - will present 'Evan + Zane: Christmas' on Monday, December 16 at 9:30 PM. Evan…

Casting Announced for Lonny Price-Helmed THE LOUDER WE GET at Theatre Calgary

Theatre Calgary's Artistic Director Stafford Arima (Allegiance, Broadway; Carrie, Off-Broadway revival; Altar Boyz, Off-Broadway), along with Solo Productions' Mary Young Leckie (Maudi…

Opera Album Review: A Grand Opera from Late in Gounod’s Career Gets Its First Recording Ever by Ralph P. Locke

Gounod was no mere purveyor of gentle sentiments. This 1881 opera, superbly performed, shows plenty of drama and grit. The post Opera Album Review: A Grand Opera from Late in Gounod’s Care…

Music Commentary: The Black Crowes — Redux? by Scott McLennan

When have the Robinsons ever done what was expected on them? And when have they ever really cared? The post Music Commentary: The Black Crowes — Redux? appeared first on The Arts Fuse.

Lainie Kazan Talks About "My Life On A Diet" by Charles Paolino

If you’re Lainie Kazan and your voice deserts you hours before a singing gig, who you gonna call? For Kazan, who recently had such a crisis, the answer was Renée Taylor, the actress-write…

The Michaels ***** by Barry Gordin

By: Isa Goldberg November 13, 2019: Much as I’ve enjoyed many a repast with The Apple Family, and The Gabriels, mealtime at The Michaels is among the most gratifying experiences I’v…

Rethinking Tiny Tim: Should a Disabled Actor Play the Role? by Michael Paulson

The Broadway production of “A Christmas Carol,” following the lead from London, answers a strong yes. Other theaters may follow suit.

The Inheritance’s John Benjamin Hickey Set for Live at the Lortel Podcast Taping by Dan Meyer

Also joining the December slate of guests is TDF Executive Director Victoria Bailey and Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis.

Text of the Day: John le Carré on Englishness – and Europe by Aleks Sierz

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

‘Champions of Magic’ stars came to my house — and all this happened by Jim Harrington

How did I end up in a straitjacket? Well, it started with a knock on the door from Champions of Magic, who perform shows in San Francisco, Monterey.

Why & Juliet is worth the hype

After having the privilege of not just following the & Juliet journey from workshops back in March which got me very excited about the show, getting to ask the leading lady Miriam-Teak …

Sarah Einspanier’s Lunch Bunch to Return Off-Broadway by Olivia Clement

PlayCo and Clubbed Thumb team up to bring back the new play, in which seven public defenders go on a frenzied quest for the perfect lunch.

Idina Menzel, Lea Michele, Skylar Astin, More Will Be Part of NBC’s Christmas in Rockefeller Center by Andrew Gans

The annual holiday celebration will be broadcast December 4.

Westfield News Group ArtsBeat 11/13/19 by Mark G Auerbach

Westfield News Group ArtsBeat 11/13/19. Avery Sharpe's "400: An African American Musical Portrait" t UMass/Bowker, "Merrilee Mannerly" at Playhouse on Park and arts news for WMass and No. CT.

What Does Ben Platt Think of the 18-Year Commitment for the Merrily We Roll Along Movie? by Dan Meyer

The Tony winner stopped by Live with Kelly and Ryan to talk about Richard Linklater’s ambitious project.

DC’s National Symphony Is Launching Its Own Record Label by Artsjournal1

“In a collaboration influenced by [music director Gianandrea] Noseda’s role as principal guest conductor for the London Symphony Orchestra, the British symphony’s record label — LSO …

Barnes & Noble Is Starting Its Own Book Of The Year Prize by Artsjournal1

“As one of the first initiatives under the leadership of new CEO James Daunt, Barnes & Noble has announced the shortlist for a new Book of the Year award. Books are nominated by B&…

Making a Musical – Episode 2 by Jared Goudsmit

Audition time The post Making a Musical – Episode 2 appeared first on Dramatics Magazine Online.

Erica Schmidt's All-Female Mac Beth to Return Off-Broadway by Olivia Clement

The adaptation, set in an American urban wasteland, will play a seven-week run at Hunter College.

Watch the Trailer for Netflix Presentation of Mike Birbiglia: The New One by Logan Culwell-Block

Filmed at the Cort Theatre on Broadway, the solo show will be available to stream November 26.

Vault Festival London returns in 2020 by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo The Vault Festival London returns in 2020 and has launched ticket sales for the first round of tickets in its 2020 season. This post Vault Festival London returns in 2020 fi…

Inside Rehearsals for the World Premiere of Moby-Dick at American Repertory Theater by Nathan Skethway

The new musical from Tony-nominated composer Dave Malloy and Tony-winning director Rachel Chavkin begins performances December 3 in Cambridge.

London Theatre Review: Wicked at the Apollo Victoria

“Morag haven’t you seen enough shows by now?” a friend asked after my third performance in as many weeks. The answer was of course not. The magic of the theatre and being transported t…

Watch Kristen Bell Sing 9 Decades of Disney Songs, Including Frozen 2's ‘Into The Unknown’ by Dan Meyer

Bell reprises her vocal performance as Anna in the upcoming sequel opposite Idina Menzel.

Betrayal’s Charlie Cox, Zawe Ashton, and Tom Hiddleston to Appear on the 92Y Stage by Playbill Staff

Plus more theatre-themed 92Y talks with Billy Porter, Dear Evan Hansen’s Andrew Barth Feldman, and more.

Soprano Susanna Phillips on Singing Mozart at the Metropolitan Opera by Christopher Browner

The Alabama-born singer performs as Countess Almaviva in Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro, opening November 16.

Tim Bond Named New Artistic Director of TheatreWorks Silicon Valley by Andrew Gans

Bond will succeed Founding Artistic Director Robert Kelley at the recent Tony-winning regional theatre.

GRACE NOTES: Wednesday, November 13, 2019 by Susan Grace

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Watch a Sneak Peek at Slava's Snowshow at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre by Roberto Araujo

The Olivier Award-winning production began performances November 11.

Moana and The Little Mermaid Live! Star Auli’i Cravalho to Lead New Amazon Series by Ruthie Fierberg

Cravalho will star in the new thriller The Power.

REVIEW: A Chorus Line (Signature Theatre) by JK

Review of the Sunday, November 10, 2019 matinee at Signature Theatre, Arlington, Virginia. With Joshua Buscher, Zeke Edmonds, Adena Ershow, Samantha Marisol Gershman, Jeff Gorti, Ben Gunders…

Review: Quantum production breathes new life into Shakespeare's Anne by Christopher Rawson

The performance by Sheila McKenna and the creative team bring a dynamic version of the Bard’s wife to West Homestead.

Exclusive Video: Get A First Look At Antonio Banderas In A CHORUS LINE

BroadwayWorld has a first look at the production of A CHORUS LINE now on stage in Spain, co-directed by and starring Antonio Banderas!

Idina Menzel, Lea Michele Join Lineup for CHRISTMAS IN ROCKEFELLER CENTER on NBC

NBC celebrates the holiday season in style with its hugely popular “Christmas in Rockefeller Center” special on Wednesday, Dec. 4 at 8-10 p.m. ET/PT. 

The Movement To Turn Away BP’s Money Is Giving Britain’s Arts Fundraisers Heartburn by Artsjournal1

BBC arts editor Will Gompertz: “It has never been an easy task, but … what has become absolutely clear over the past 12 months is that arts organisations have to up their game when it co…

Cristian Măcelaru Appointed Music Director Of Orchestre National De France by Artsjournal1

Best known in the U.S. for his years as assistant and associate conductor and conductor-in-residence with the Philadelphia Orchestra and as music director of the Cabrillo Festival of Contemp…

Zadie Smith Is Writing Her First Play, A Take On Chaucer by Artsjournal1

The Wife of Willesden will be a monologue giving Smith’s modern spin on The Wife of Bath’s Tale from Canterbury Tales. The piece will premiere next year in her home neighborhood, the nor…

VIDEO: Ben Platt Talks Getting Cast in Richard Linklater's MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG

Ben Platt was a guest on Tuesday's episode of Live with Kelly and Ryan. During the interview, Platt talks about getting cast in Richard Linklater's adaptation of 'Merrily We Roll Along' whi…

E-tickets could exclude disabled people – your views, November 14 by The Stage

Your front page article on October 31 described how venues and companies are exploring paperless ticketing options. While we welcome this response

‘The audience is whisked right back to the 1930s’: REPUTATION – The Other Palace ★★★★ by Amy Toledano

The writing father/daughter duo Alick Glass and Suzanne Glass really captures the feeling of the period in Reputation which, despite the drama of its core story, remains a feel-good show.

Michael Billington reviews Morecambe and Wise: 53 years ago in The Stage by The Stage

February 10, 1966: Michael Billington, who has announced he is stepping down as chief critic for the Guardian, wrote his first TV

Diary: Police make a potty discovery below theatre in Deptford by Tabard

From bomb shelters to bingo halls, theatres have had their fair share of alternative uses over the years, but none more outlandish

Hamlet: November 14 by Harry Venning

Started in the Basement, Now They’re Here: Talking With the Next Generation of Storefront Theaters by Ben Kaye

Artists from four up-and-coming storefront theaters discuss their missions, why they do what they do, and the future of Chicago’s storefront community. 

We Are the Next Generation of Critics by Beatrice Perez-Arche, Livian Yeh

By Beatrice Perez-Arche, Livian Yeh. Beatrice Perez-Arche and Livian Yeh have a conversation about their experience in the Young Critics Program, “cancel culture” and criticism, gaining …

London Theatre Review: Mary Poppins Practically Perfect in Every Way

The brolly-clutching, super-nanny-of-dreams has flown into London’s Prince Edward Theatre. The classic tale of the Banks family and their encounter with Mary Poppins is brought to life wit…

It’s Time To Paint The Town Red by Joe Patti

Hey all! If you live in a small or medium sized town and have always thought the asphalt and concrete slabs of your streets wouldn’t be so bad if they just had a coat of paint, Bloomberg P…

VIDEO: Go Backstage at London's MAMMA MIA! THE PARTY

Mamma Mia! The Party has extended its booking period at London's O2 Arena, so BroadwayWorld UK reporter Jamie Body boarded his flight to Skopelos to see why it really is such a party. Watch…

Douglas Hodge: 'I almost had to head-butt Harold Pinter' by Ryan Gilbey

He’s the musicals maestro who’s now starring in everything from Joker to Gemini Man. He reveals how he went from working men’s clubs to Hollywood – via a Pinteresque spell in theatre…

My Mother Said I Never Should review – half-spoken truths of women and girls by Catherine Love

Studio theatre, SheffieldSign language adds new dimensions to Charlotte Keatley’s popular play about four generations of women So much in My Mother Said I Never Should is unsaid, or half s…

Photo Flash: THE LION KING Celebrates 22 Years on Broadway

The Lion King celebrates a landmark 22 years on Broadway today, Wednesday, November 13.

LES MISERABLES Changes Dates of Broadcast in U.S. Cinemas

Les Misérables a?" The Staged Concert will be shown in cinemas across North America on Sunday December 8 & Wednesday, December 11 from the Gielgud Theatre in London.

Humana Festival Announces 2020 Lineup by American Theatre Editors

New artistic director Robert Barry Fleming's first festival program will feature five world premiere plays.

Attack Theatre celebrates 25th anniversary with everything and 'The Kitchen Sink' by Sara Bauknecht / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“The Kitchen Sink” will feature new and “reimagined works” accompanied by a stellar lineup of musicians and a vocalist at the New Hazlett.

Today on Broadway: Wednesday, November 13, 2019 by Matt Tamanini

“Grand Horizons” and “A Soldier’s Play” Announce Complete Broadway Casts, The Drama Book Shop Finds a New Home, and More! “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday,…

Celia Keenan-Bolger Day Was Celebrated November 12 in Detroit

Celia Keenan-Bolger is being celebrated in her hometown of Detroit!

Tell Us In 10: Claire Skinner by Kitty Underwood

In our profile series, Tell Us In 10, we ask cast members and creatives of top London shows to tell us all about themselves in just 10 questions.This week we’ve got a special takeover from…

Tell Us In 10: Storme Toolis by Kitty Underwood

In our profile series, Tell Us In 10, we ask cast members and creatives of top London shows to tell us all about themselves in just 10 questions.This week we’ve got a special takeover from…

‘Evita’ through the eyes of director Sammi Cannold by Caitlin Huston

At the front of a warm rehearsal room, director Sammi Cannold stands with a pen pressed to her lips, studiously surveying her actors and then diving pen-first toward her legal pad as inspira…

Retro materials

The techniques used by modernist architects have some enduring appeal

Grants launched for actors on tour to visit their children by Giverny Masso

Actors working away from home will be supported financially to visit their children under a new grant scheme that has been launched.

The twenty-five record albums that changed my life (22) by Terry Teachout

Various forms of the records-that-changed-my-life meme have been making the rounds lately, so I came up with my own version, which I call “The Twenty-Five Record Albums That Changed My Lif…

Is Tina just another jukebox musical? by Terry Teachout

The forty-first episode of Three on the Aisle, the twice-monthly podcast in which Peter Marks, Elisabeth Vincentelli, and I talk about theater in America, is now available on line for l…

Snapshot: “How to Behave in Britain” by Terry Teachout

“A Welcome to Britain” (later retitled “How to Behave in Britain”), a World War II training film “presented by the War Office to U.S. Troops arriving in the United Kingdom” and s…

Almanac: Bill Bryson on nostalgia by Terry Teachout

“On another continent, 4,000 miles away, I became quietly seized with that nostalgia that overcomes you when you have reached the middle of your life and your father has recently died and …

Dear West End Producer: ‘Isn’t it disgusting the way the tabloids deem actors’ other jobs newsworthy?’ by @westendproducer

Actors are lucky. They get to do fun things for a living. They get to wear costumes, travel, film in exotic locations,

‘A rewarding watch’: THE HOUSE OF THE SPIRITS – Cervantes Theatre by Shanine Salmon

Adapting a multi-generational family saga for the small stage takes ambition, confidence and knowing just where to cut, The House of the Spirits has all three covered.

Careers clinic: Is self-producing a theatre show normally this draining? by John Byrne

A year ago, I entered my one-act play for a competition. It didn’t win, but the sample scene I performed with two

Vihanga has arrived by Kerry Cardoza

The handmade clothing line offers ethical and sustainable fashion for all. Vihanga Sontam always wanted to start her own fashion label.…

Look Back at Euan Morton, Raúl Esparza, Boy George, and More in Taboo on Broadway by Hannah Vine

The show opened November 13, 2003, at the Plymouth Theatre.

Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre unveils new leadership team by Georgia Snow

Gareth Nicholls and Debbie Hannan have been appointed co-artistic directors of the Traverse Theatre Company, as part of a leadership restructure at

“Gypsy” Builds to a Glittering Crescendo, at BAM, S.F. by Karina Hull

Millennial Notes Stephen Sondheim Celebrates Stripper Gypsy Rose Lee by Karina Hull Based on the 1957 memoirs of famous striptease artist Gypsy Rose Lee, the musical “Gypsy” brings the g…

Last chance to see Joe Egg + Peter Nichols: A Celebration at Trafalgar Studios

The British Library in collaboration with the widely praised revival of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg have formally announced a special one-off event to honour the works of the play's autho…

Broadway's Christmas Week 2019 Performance Schedule Changes by James Miller

Several shows have canceled and/or added performances during the week.

Thursford Christmas Spectacular review – ‘extravagant and opulent festive show’ by Paul Vale

For more than 40 years, the Thursford Christmas Spectacular has been a highlight of the festive season. Its showy extravagance fuses traditional

NEWS: Sell-out bilingual staging of The House of the Spirits extends to 11 Dec at Cervantes by Press Releases

By popular demand, the UK premiere of Caridad Svich's stage adaptation of Isabel Allende's best-selling 1982 novel The House of the Spirits has extended by a fortnight at the Cervantes Theat…

Columbia University Acquires Patti LuPone Collection

Two-time Tony Award and two-time Olivier Award winner Patti LuPone has donated a portion from her personal archive to Columbia University's Rare Book & Manuscript Library.

Looking for a stage school for your child? The seven questions to ask by Susan Elkin

Stage schools are big business. Many communities have several providers of drama, dance and singing tuition for children. There is now a

Obituary: Shirley Rees-Edwards – Dancer and inspiring dance teacher by Martin Jones

Dancer and inspiring dance teacher Shirley Rees-Edwards’ passion for the art form was evident from early childhood when she attended the Ajello

Wake Up With BWW 11/13: SLAVA'S SNOWSHOW Opens, and More!

Today's top stories: Slava's Snowshow officially opens tonight, and more!

‘Shines a harsh light on contemporary Indian culture’: WHEN THE CROWS VISIT – Kiln Theatre by Tom Bolton

When The Crows Visit is a powerful new play, and Indhu Rubasingham’s production is a notable success for the Kiln Theatre.

‘My determination was fired up by the junior doctors’ strike’: Tania Amsel on writing & performing Blood Orange by Featured Content

When helping others is at the heart of your career, what happens when you're the one who needs help? We talked to Tania Amsel about her new one-woman play Blood Orange, told from the perspec…

Editor’s View: After the Piccadilly ceiling collapse, transparency is key for West End venue operators by Alistair Smith

There probably aren’t many conclusions to be drawn about the state of the West End’s historic theatre stock from the incident at

Sting San Francisco shout-out | The Last Ship tickets on sale now by Broadwaysf

Adam Cooper: ‘I wasn’t a typical ballet figure – I always felt I had to prove myself’ by Anna Winter

Having been a principal at the Royal Ballet, Adam Cooper went on to pursue a song-and-dance career in a string of hit

Duo Ruut plays at the Sharq Taronalari Festival by Artsjournal1

The Estonian kannel is primarily a plucked folk instrument, but these two young ladies — both of whom have studied music academically — had not played it until they found one, and decide…

Big Learning Curve for Sotheby’s New CEO in a Season of Lowered Expectations: My Q&As by Artsjournal1

At last week’s very sparsely attended press preview for this week’s major auctions, I got a chance to chat about Sotheby’s era of uncertainty with four of the company’s principals. �…

“Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story” – Form Gets In The Way Of Important, Heartfelt Story by Maja Stefanovska

Hannah Moscovitch has a rare gift for portraying sincere, nuanced relationships. To watch her characters on stage is to live their moments of pain, joy, and intimacy along with them. In her …

Italia Conti: The theatre school tailoring training for every student by Promoted Content

Sam Tutty is just 21 years old, but he’s about to become one of the biggest stars on the London stage. When

Interview with Compagnie Dyptik by Nicole Birmann Bloom

Founded in 2012 by two breakdancers, Souhail Marchiche and Mehdi Meghari, Compagnie Dyptik is based in St. Etienne, France. They’ve been developing choreographic works based upon hip hop v…

“From Darkness” Review: Family Loss And Sorry Business that Invokes Laughter And Tears by Angelina Hurley

From Darkness is a story about the aftermath of sorry business – Aboriginal rituals that are observed during a period of mourning. It looks at how, on the first anniversary of a loved one�…

Sylvia, The Australian Ballet by Deborah Jones

Sydney Opera House, November 8 The dash for bathrooms and bars was substantially less frantic than usual after the close of Act I of Stanton Welch’s Sylvia. Heads everywhere bowed over the…

Call Answered: Amina Faye: Joe Iconis' "Love In Hate Nation" at Two River Theater by Adam Rothenberg

In 2015, I got to interview Tony Nominee Joe Iconis when Be More Chill was premiering at Two River Theater. Now, his newest show, Love In Hate Nation, is making it’s world premiere at Two …

Charlotte Salomon, Jewish Museum London — art that will stay with you

Shattering and profound, the masterpiece of an epic talent who died at Auschwitz

What lies behind a Leonardo masterpiece?

‘The Virgin of the Rocks’ is the subject of a new immersive show at London’s National Gallery

Wild Changes to Classic Shows: How Far Is Too Far? - With Ivo van Hove's radical 'West Side Story' on the horizon, we chat about controversial revival

Welcome to Geek Out/Freak Out, where theatre fans get enthusiastic about things---This week, TDF Stages Editor Raven Snook geeks out (via Facebook Messenger) with Christina Trivigno, TDF's D…

Evita, Starring Solea Pfeiffer and Maia Reficco, Begins November 13 at New York City Center by Dan Meyer

The annual gala presentation directed by Sammi Cannold also features Jason Gotay as Che.

IMPRESSIONS: Kayla Farrish/Decent Structures' "The New Frontier: my dear America (pt. 1)" at Danspace Project by The Dance Enthusiast

In IMPRESSIONS: Kayla Farrish/Decent Structures' "The New Frontier: my dear America (pt. 1)" at Danspace Project, "She morphs and shape-shifts, flexing and collapsing, grooving, softening …

Queer|Art|Prize Ceremony Honors Drag Activist Joan Jett Blakk & Dance Artists Jumatatu M. Poe & Jermone Donte Beacham by The Dance Enthusiast

On Friday, November 1, more than 200 LGBTQ+ artists and allies packed into The Center (208 W. 13th St.) for the 2019 Queer|Art Annual Party.