Guide to the classics: The Wind in the Willows – a tale of wanderlust, male bonding, and timeless delight

“S-27” at The Finborough Theatre by Aleks Sierz

Last week I watched Sarah Grochala’s award-winning short play, S-27, now streaming from the website of the Finborough Theatre, where it had its 2009 premiere. It is inspired by the work o…

Minecraft Plays in Covid Times with Director/Artist Susie Lawrence by Melissa Trepa

Artist and Director, Susie Lawrence, takes on the challenging aspects of Covid-theatre to a new level with the creation of a Minecraft production of Comedy of Errors. What do you do when you…

Join Alice as she explores wonderful Wonderland at the Athenaeum theatre these summer school holidays by Gabi Bergman

This summer, join Alice on her amazing journey through Wonderland and experience an adventure like no other at Melbourne’s Athenaeum

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

THE COLOR PURPLE to be adapted into a film, release date set for 2023 by Gabi Bergman

Warner Bros. have announced that December 20, 2023 is the expected release date for their film adaptation of The Color

Exponential Festival 2021 reviews: Virtual Queerality. A Blueish Fever Dream. ¿comfortidades’ 錢意識? by New York Theater

Be open-minded, be open-minded: That was my mantra while watching the “split bill” of three experimental videos from this year’s Exponential theater festival. Also: Don’t use dismiss…

The Broad Stage presents ‘Dance Camera West Drive-In’ by Admin

The Broad Stage presents Dance Camera West Drive-In, Best of the Festival, a unique drive-in experience showcasing the very best dance films from around the world on the big screen with tw…

Dick Whittington, National Theatre at Home review - colourful and amiable entertainment by Veronica Lee

Free stream of its first pantomime In a much depleted and truncated pantomime season that withered on the vine, the National Theatre's debut production of Dick Whittington lasted only four p…

Musical Mondays #23 by Gabi Bergman

Happy New Year and welcome back to Musical Mondays! In case you’re new here, this column is a peek into

Fountain Theatre welcomes Rabbi Anne Brener to Board of Directors by Fountaintheatre

As the Fountain Theatre continues to add public-spirited individuals to its nonprofit arts organization, it welcomes Rabbi Anne Brener to its board of directors. She is a longtime friend and…

Episode 20! Wilderness Lodge pool fun and reviewing Animal Kingdom Lodge! by Framily Travel

Theatres Could Be Safe to Open in Fall 2021, According to Dr. Fauci by Andrew Gans

The infectious disease expert's prediction depends on the rollout of the vaccine and venues ensuring proper ventilation.

This Week on Broadway for January 10, 2021: Christine Pedi by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk with Christine Pedi. This Week on Broadway has been coming to you every week since 2009. It is the longest running Broadway and the…

Monday night with ‘Jim Caruso’s Pajama Cast Party’ and into the future with Birdland by Deb Miller

With the pandemic shutdown of live performance venues in NYC, performer and impresario Jim Caruso took his famed Monday-night Cast Party – “the mother of all open mic night/variety shows…

The Royal Shakespeare Company Attempts A Return Of A Midsummer Night’s Sax Comedy by Artsjournal2

Swinging the Dream, a 1939 musical that flopped after 13 performances despite (or because of?) having a cast of 150 and three bands. It’s being revived, rewritten, and live-streamed during…

NSO @ Home LIVE • January 10 • Milhaud, Krol & Bériot by The Kennedy Center

Exhuming a Monster of a Flop by Jennifer Schuessler

Dissecting the failure of “Frankenstein,” which closed on Broadway on opening night 40 years ago, came with its own set of reporting challenges.

Fauci Says Immunity from Trump Requires Two Doses of Impeachment by Andy Borowitz

“One impeachment was a good start, but it didn’t get it done,” the esteemed virologist said.

Five 2021 London Shows We Can't Wait To See by Matt Wolf

From Andrew Lloyd Webber to Sondheim via David Tennant's West End return, London is poised for activity post-pandemic

Review: Disclaimer at Under the Radar by Nicole Serratore

A gathering of absent family by proxy jumpstarts an important conversation about Middle Eastern representation and humanity. Nicole Serratore reviews. The post Review: Disclaimer at Under t…

Audio Review: ‘Flash Gordon’ by Oasis Family Media by Dr. Mark Dreisonstok

Flash Gordon, the “space opera” science fiction hero, has appeared in many media. Beginning with an artistically-aware comic strip by master comic strip artist Alex Raymond, Flash has ap…

Split in two: magicians to celebrate 100 years of sawing people in half by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

London based Magic Circle’s event, streamed on Facebook, will feature David Copperfield, Debbie McGee and more One hundred years ago next weekend, an English magician called Percy Thomas …

‘Things in it which were admirable’: LAZARUS (Online review) by John Chapman

Prominent among other commemorative David Bowie events is a three-day streaming of Lazarus, the theatre piece that he was working on towards the end of his life and which was ultimately prod…

FAUCI SUGGESTS THEATERS COULD REOPEN ‘SOME TIME IN THE FALL’ by Robert Shuman

(Julia Jacobs’s article appeared in The New York Times, 1/9; Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, right, speaking with Maurine Knighton, program director for the arts at the Doris Duke Charitable Founda…

Test Your Musical Knowledge on This Week's Elaine Paige on Sunday by Broadway.com

Olivier-winning actress Elaine Paige is giving Broadway.com listeners a chance to hear her BBC Radio 2 show, Elaine Paige on Sunday. This week, Paige is testing your knowledge with tidbits …

Theater and Democracy, born together, both now under attack. by New York Theater

Theater and democracy were born in the same place at the same time – in Athens 2,500 years ago — and that is no coincidence: One led to the other. The creation of theater festivals in th…

Yes, You Do Know Who Beatrice Colen Is by Trav S.D.

At least you do if you’re my age. Beatrice Colen (1948-1999) was a ubiquitous character actress of the 1970s. This was my peak TV watching time as a child, so I was a big fan of her, thoug…

Dr. Fauci Says That Theatres May Reopen In The Fall If Vaccination Program Is A Success by Artsjournal2

He said that “the timeline hinged on the country reaching an effective level of herd immunity, which he defined as vaccinating from 70 percent to 85 percent of the population.” In additi…

‘One of the best online immersive entertainments out there’: THE INQUEST (Online review) by Luca Molinari

With continued twists and turns, The Inquest has many different possibilities as you work together with other audience members to ensure that the correct outcome is achieved.

Sunday, 1/10 @ 8:00 pm & Monday, 1/11 @ 3:00 pm Seth Rudetsky and Wayne Brady by Cabaret Hotspot!

Seth Rudetsky presents The Seth Concert Series…The Best of Broadway this week with Wayne Brady! Sunday, January 10 @ 8:00 pm EST Monday, January 11 @ 3:00 pm EST Tickets: $25.00 https://ev…

Thursday, 1/14 @ 7:00 pm Haley Swindal in “To New York With Love” by Cabaret Hotspot!

Birdland is proud to present Radio Free Birdland featuring Haley Swindal in “To New York, With Love” Thursday, January 14 @ 7:00 pm EST Tickets: $23.50 https://events.broadwayworld.com/e…

Thru to 1/20 Tweed’s Virtual Variety “Taint” Extended to Benefit Pangea! by Cabaret Hotspot!

Downtown Arts Community join together in TWEED’S VIRTUAL VARIETY “’TAINT” (Cause it ‘Taint Christmas and it ‘Taint New Year’s) EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND THROUGH JANUARY 20th t…

New 6-Week Singnasium Class Announced starting Jan 17! Sing Out Louise! by Cabaret Hotspot!

NEW 6 WEEK SINGNASIUM CLASS ANNOUNCED! SING OUT LOUISE!! UNLEASHING YOUR INNER SINGER Two Sessions: Session 1: Sundays, Jan. 17 – Feb. 21 from 6:30-9:00 pm EST Session 2: Sundays, Mar. 7 �…

Thursdays, 1/14 & 21 Peter Eldridge teaches Song Reinvention by Cabaret Hotspot!

THE ART OF SONG REINVENTION  limit 8 –  $100. USD     2 meetings, 2 hours each class January 14 + 21, 2021   1:00 pm to 3:00 pm east coast time  Jump into taking an establishe…

David Bowie’s final fall to earth, and the screen’s enduring debt to the stage by Mark Shenton

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Theater Review: BORDERS AND CROSSINGS (Public Theater’s Under the Radar) by Tony Frankel

PERSONALIZING DIASPORA Perhaps one of the reasons more people aren’t wearing masks in the U.S. to protect themselves and others during the COVID pandemic is that, even with 369,000 deaths …

Theater Review: RICH KIDS: A HISTORY OF SHOPPING MALLS IN TEHRAN (Public Theater’s Under the Radar Festival) by Tony Frankel

WHAT WE LEAVE BEHIND LAYS AHEAD If you think Carl Sagan’s Cosmos is mind-blowing, or the way Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. could put history into context is dumbfounding, or Thomas Friedman’…

Things To Do At Home by Katherine Cusumano and Emma Grillo

This week, learn about the basics of perfume, listen to a string quartet or catch Regina King’s directorial debut.

Demolition’s creative destruction of the citiscape

Architecture involves construction but also often relies on taking a wrecking ball to valuable heritage

Look Back at Sierra Boggess, Tituss Burgess, Sherie Rene Scott, and More in The Little Mermaid on Broadway by Playbill Staff

The musical celebrates its anniversary January 10.

West End Bares: Turned On Streams January 10 by Andrew Gans

The annual fundraiser features appearances by Graham Norton, Michelle Visage, Todrick Hall, and more.

IMPRESSIONS: “The Brooklyn Nutcracker” in the Jewel Box by The Dance Enthusiast

In IMPRESSIONS: “The Brooklyn Nutcracker” in the Jewel Box, A Tribute to Nakotah LaRance, "A video projected on the studio’s back wall shows Nakotah performing in the 2019 Brooklyn Nu…