Call Answered: Jess Rodi: A Lonely Girl Productions, Horror Film, Midnight Snack, Producer, Director by Adam Rothenberg

Jess Rodi is a rising director and producer. She just launched her very own production company, A Lonely Girl Productions on the heels of releasing her debut short film as director and produ…

New National Art Prize welcomes works from any medium or vision

Herding Cats Review: Explosion of Loneliness On Stage and Online by New York Theater

“I literally exploded,” Justine recounts to her roommate Michael, the first line in “Herding Cats.” And Lucinda Coxon’s play does wind up feeling like an explosion – surely meant…

Virtual Theater Review: chekhovOS /an experimental game/ (Arlekin Players Theatre) by Tony Frankel

THE ILLUSION OF AGENCY Beamed to us from the Chekhov Operating System (chekhovOS), a virtual panoply that contains the great Russian playwright’s works and forlorn characters — who spout…

Celebrating the achievements of First Nations artists at the 2021 First Nations Arts Awards

WEBINAR: Launching Your Career in Development | The Network by American Theatre Wing

Beyond fundraising for non-profits, DEVELOPMENT, at its core, requires building and managing relationships, while honing passion through masterful storytelling. These responsibilities are fu…

Debra Ann Byrd Interview Excerpt by Call Me Adam

Debra Ann Byrd has achieved her dreams of performing Shakespeare Classics & becoming one of the most sought out actors to play Othello. Now, Debra Ann is "Baring It All with Call Me Adam" …

NY Phil at The Cathedral: Annual Memorial Day Concert by New York Philharmonic

The New York Philharmonic's 29th Memorial Day concert at The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, presented by the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation, is conducted by Gemma New and feat…

Next on Stage Season 3 | High School Top 5 by BroadwayWorld

Want more Next on Stage content? Visit http://bway.world/NOS! You voted, now here they are-- the top 5 contestants in our high school category.

See Senator Chuck Schumer, Brian Stokes Mitchell & More Celebrate the Passing of the Save Our Stages Act in Times Square by Broadway Staff

Since Broadway shutdown in March 2020, New York Senator Chuck Schumer has been a strong supporter of the Save Our Stages Act, a billion-dollar bipartisan bill that would provide federal aid …

Mike Faist Isn’t Sure About This Whole Acting Thing by Elisabeth Vincentelli

“I can’t tell if I hate acting or if I love it too much,” he said ahead of the debut of the Amazon series “Panic.” Coming soon, a major role in Steven Spielberg’s “West Side St…

LIVE VIEWING PARTY: Introduction by Artistic Director Antoni Cimolino [CC] by Stratford Festival

Welcome to the Stratford Festival’s Live Viewing Party featuring the film of our 2019 production of William Shakespeare's Othello. Directed by Nigel Shawn Williams and featuring Michael Bl…

The Inheritors Take the Mic by American Theatre Editors

For an entire afternoon of its 2021 virtual conference, TCG turned programming over to theatremakers who are 30 and younger.

This Talented Blacksmith Is Devoted To Amplifying Women’s Voices In Her Craft by Jeryl Brunner

Meet iron woman and award winning blacksmith Annie Cole Arthur.

Disney Expands Board of Directors With Election of Lululemon CEO and Google Alum by Cynthia Littleton

Disney has expanded its board of directors to 12 seats with the election of Lululemon CEO Calvin McDonald and former Cisco and Google executive Amy Chang. McDonald and Chang were elected to …

Mike Burstyn to Join ITZIK AND THE GOLDEN PEACOCK This Sunday by BroadwayWorld

Scheduled participants in ITZIK AND THE GOLDEN PEACOCK will include Los Angeles-based Mike Burstyn (succeeded Jim Dale in Broadway's BARNUM, starred as Mike Todd in the Tony-nominated AIN'T …

Interview with Jeffrey Omura by Broadwaycon

Join us for a conversation with Jeffrey Omura and Erin Quill on Friday, May 28 at 3 PM ET!

Tony winner André De Shields stars in 'King Lear' that engages with the times at Shakespeare Festival by Calvin Wilson | Post-Dispatch Theater Critic

André De Shields, a living legend of American theater, stars in St. Louis Shakespeare Festival production in Forest Park

Pliant Technologies Updates MicroCom XR Intercom by Michael Eddy

Providing customers with communications solutions to cover the most challenging environments, Pliant Technologies adds two features, Repeater Mode and Roam Mode, to its MicroCom XR digital w…

Starry ‘Macbeth’ to Open in London this Fall by Matthew Wexler

Saoirse Ronan and James McArdle star as the conniving Scottish royals in Yaël Farber's new production. The post Starry ‘Macbeth’ to Open in London this Fall appeared first on The Broadw…

"I am Here" by Adam Gwon Broadway Performers Salute AAPI Heritage Month by Playbill

To celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, 32 Asian American Broadway & off-Broadway performers, including George Takei (Allegiance), Ann Harada (Avenue Q, Cinderella), Te…

Rob Newman’s Philosophy Show review – a treat for the mind and funny bone by Brian Logan

Soho theatre, London Newman dissects ideas with intelligence, running around the houses and back, on themes from politics and humanity to parenthood A masked audience is a novelty at his gig…

A Midsummer Night’s Dream review – the Globe’s giddy return by Chris Wiegand

Shakespeare’s Globe, LondonGoody-bag props, party-hatted fairies and a donkey-shaped piñata sweeten the bard’s dark comedy in a revival of Sean Holmes’s vibrant 2019 production A donk…

Hey J! Ask the Agent: Don’t be cringe. by Jbr

Hey J, I’ve been told the best way to attract an agent is to do something that makes me stand

Celebrate the 74th Annual Tony Awards With a Look at the Shows Nominated for Best Production by Marc J. Franklin

Ahead of the September ceremony, revisit the shows vying for Best Musical, Best Play, and Best Revival of a Play.

Promotions at Stages Consultants by Michael Eddy

Stages Consultants is pleased to announce the promotion of two of its key members, Adam T. Huggard and Heather Fisher Stoll. Huggard is promoted to Principal Consultant. He has been with Sta…

Leader of Americans for the Arts Retires After Workplace Complaints by Sarah Bahr

Robert L. Lynch, the longtime president and chief executive who had been on paid leave since December, retired on Thursday, the organization’s board announced.

VIDEO: Watch Rob McClure, Andrew Barth Feldman & More in Casey Likes' THESPIANS Film

Before we return to theatre, see what happened when they lost it. Almost Famous star and Jimmy Awards alumni Casey Likes has assembled an all-star cast for his latest project- Thespians, whi…

The Who's Tommy - "I'm Free" - DCPAMemories by Denver Center For The Performing Arts

By popular demand, here's our second DCPA Memories video for The Who's Tommy!

In the News: Danny Burstein Joins HBO's Lakers Drama, Brittney Mack to Host A.R.T.'s Spring Celebration by Talaura Harms

Plus: Creative teams for Williamstown Theatre Festival are announced, and applications open for the BMI-Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Librettist Workshop.

Mark your calendar: Long-delayed Tony Awards finally have a date by Sam Eckmann

Nearly a year after nominations were announced, the 74th Annual Tony Awards are set for September 26. The bulk of the awards honoring the best of the 2019-2020 Broadway season will be handed…

The Watering Hole, an Immersive Theatrical Installation by Lynn Nottage, to Reopen The Pershing Square Signature Center by Caitlin Moynihan

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage and acclaimed director Miranda Haymon have teamed up to create The Watering Hole, a new immersive theatrical installation. The production will…

Odds & Ends: Danny Burstein Cast in 1980s L.A. Lakers Series on HBO & More by Caitlin Moynihan

Danny Burstein to Star in New HBO Series About Los Angeles Lakers Team Moulin Rouge Tony nominee Danny Burstein has a new gig! According to Deadline, the Broadway favorite will appear in th…

Brad Simmons and Tonya Pinkins by Westport Country Playhouse

Cabaret in the Robards Theatre June 26: An Evening with Brad Simmons and Tonya Pinkins - Concert meets cabaret in a special performance arranged by Brad Simmons, concert artist and music dir…

TDF Conversations: Titanique by TDF

You jump, I jump, right? Marla Mindelle and Constantine Rousouli, the creators of a hilarious new Titanic parody—based on the songs of Céline Dion, of course—joined us for a chat Wed, A…

Vivan Maier makes the everyday extraordinary by Darshita Jain

An exhibit at the Chicago History Museum offers a new perspective on the enigmatic photographer’s work. Something very interesting happens when a person encou…

Rokhl’s Golden City by Rokhl Kafrissen

Join “Itzik and the Golden Peacock: Celebrating 120 Years of Itzik Manger” on Sunday, May 30 at 2 p.m. Watch live on the Congress for Jewish Culture Facebook page.

A Writer’s One-Act Plays Debut, Continuing Her Resurrection by Salamishah Tillet

By staging Kathleen Collins’s rich psychological portraits of Black women, a theatrical group aims to enlighten, heal and inspire.

The Tony Awards Return by Barry Gordin

The Tony Awards Return with Special Four Hour Telecast on CBS Sunday, September 26 By: Ellis Nassour May 26, 2021 -- You knew Broadway was coming back. You just weren’t sure when. Now, …

Jennifer Mallard to Serve as Keynote Speaker at NATEAC 2021 by Michael Eddy

The 2021 North American Theatre Engineering and Architecture Conference (NATEAC), which is set to take place as a virtual event July 20, 21, and 22, 2021, will kick off with a keynote addres…

Obsidian Control Systems: Netron EN12 Ethernet to DMX Gateway by Michael Eddy

The Netron EN12 from Obsidian Control Systems is a powerful, high-density Ethernet to DMX gateway with 12 RDM compatible ports. Easy to configure with a range of integrated presets plus a wi…

Alex Grelle is back with grelley. by Brianna Wellen

Alex Grelle's second livestream special breaks out of the confines of his home for something bigger than ever. In February 2020 Alex Grelle was hitting his strid…

In play about 1992 L.A. riots, Oddfellows teen troupe dramatizes police violence concerns today by Christopher Arnott

A street in Middletown is a backdrop — substituted for L.A. amid the Rodney King riots — for the Oddfellows Playhouse’s current production of “Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992,” which t…

Stars in the House Welcomes George Salazar, Jason Danieley, Howard McGillin, More May 27 by Andrew Gans

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley's daily series benefits The Actors Fund.

Overlooked No More: Si-lan Chen, Whose Dances Encompassed Worlds by Jennifer Wilson

As a dancer and choreographer, she sought to represent a broad range of ethnic groups, but audiences often sexualized and exoticized her by focusing on her mixed race.

Young People's Concert: The Art of Listening by New York Philharmonic

Whether you’re in a (virtual) classroom or hanging out with friends, good listening can help us be effective communicators and consider different perspectives before we respond. In the fir…

Young People's Concert: Where We Find Hope by New York Philharmonic

For more than a year we’ve faced profound changes and challenges. In times like these, how do composers and other artists deliver messages of hope, and what do they inspire in you? In this…

Review: Celebrate New York's Rebirth the Cypriot Way in Persou

One Whale's Tale presents the first indoor immersive show with live actors following the pandemic.

Britney Spears Musical Heads To Washington D.C. For Pre-Broadway Run by Greg Evans

The Broadway-aimed Britney Spears-inspired musical Once Upon A One More Time will debut this fall in Washington, D.C. rather than the previously announced Chicago, producers announced today.…

Livestreaming a Conversation: SEGAL TALKS with Joanna Warsza and Övül Ö. Durmusoglu​ (Germany)

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Livestreaming a Conversation: SEGAL TALKS with Emily Mann and Carol Martin (US)

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Livestreaming a Conversation: SEGAL TALKS with Fergus Linehan (Scotland)

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Enemy of the People-Park Avenue Armory by Sandi Durell

One can always rely on spectacular, unconventional productions that cannot be mounted in traditional theaters to be available at the Park Avenue Armory as it announces the fourth commissione…

The park setting of ‘In the Middle of the Fields’ is compelling but can’t make up for the sliver of a plot by Celia Wren

The Solas Nua production of the Deirdre Kinahan play takes place at P Street Beach in Northwest Washington.

Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me review – big-hearted debut is a keeper by Arifa Akbar

Kiln theatre, LondonStarring in her play about friendship, romance and spina bifida, Amy Trigg is enormously entertaining There are several good reasons to love Amy Trigg’s debut play abou…

Almost Famous Standout Casey Likes Releases Thespians, Featuring Rob McClure and Young Stage Stars by Caitlin Moynihan

What would you do if the school musical you've been working on all year is suddenly cancelled and the drama teacher you see as a father figure is quickly dismissed from the school? In Thespi…

DanceAfrica Turns Its (Virtual) Gaze to Haiti by Brian Seibert

The festival features a film that shows the light and empowerment of vodou, a tradition of danced communication and communion with ancestors and spirits.

REVIEW: The Seth Concert Series with Chuck and Lilli Cooper ✭✭✭✭ by Julian Eaves

By Julian Eaves Julian Eaves reviews Seth Rudetsky with Chuck and Lilli Cooper presented as part of The Seth Online Concert Series. This post REVIEW: The Seth Concert Series with Chuck and L…

Broadway-Aimed Britney Spears Musical Sets D.C. Premiere by Lee Seymour

'Once Upon A One More Time' aims to subvert traditional fairytales in a post-MeToo world.

Meet the Students of Next on Stage: How the National Tour of FUN HOME Changed Reese Henrick's View on Theatre

Contestant Reese Henrick shares more about her charity, how the Fun Home national tour impacted her, and how she met her boyfriend in a production of Into the Woods!

Jimmy Awards Announce 2021 Inspiring Teacher Award Winners by Logan Culwell-Block

The national youth theatre awards system is recognizing the inspiring educators behind its student winners.

BWW Interview: Ben Platt & Courtney Platt Talk Music Therapy, MS in Harmony & Finding Joy

Ben Platt is an award-winning actor, singer and songwriter, most well-known for his roles in the television show “The Politician,” and Broadway’s “Dear Evan Hansen.” He also stars…

Boston Ballet Principal Dancer Paulo Arrais: The Lunch Room Episode 38 by American Repertory Theater

Originally Aired May 18, 2021 Choreographer and Boston Ballet Principal Dancer Paulo Arrais talks about his journey as a dancer from Goiânia, Brazil to schools and companies in Europe, to B…

Performer Stuff Presents “In the Holding Room” Industry Podcast Episode 16 by Performerstuff

Performer Stuff Presents “In the Holding Room” Industry Podcast Episode 16 Written by: Christiaan Abbott May 27th, 2021 Performer Stuff continues with episode 16 of the podcast “…

Creativity Arrives Late To Meetings by Joe Patti

Daniel Pink posted a link on Twitter about a study performed by the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University which revealed people have a misperception about when they are mos…

Your Tax Dollars At Art by Joe Patti

You may recall that back in 2010 the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) was permitted to put a property tax up for vote on an election ballot to ensure a source of financial support. In return …

No Need To Accept Gifts From Your Past Self by Joe Patti

Apropos to my post yesterday about giving yourself time to generate creative innovation Seth Godin made a post today about sunk cost fallacy, practice and creativity.  The point he makes is…

NEWS: Royal Court Theatre announces its reopening programme by Press Releases

London’s Royal Court Theatre has announced its reopening programme, running from 16 June to 18 December 2021. Highlights include: seven methods of killing kylie jenner by Jasmine Lee-Jones…

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Fractured fairy tale musical to use Britney Spears music by Mark Kennedy

The Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C. announced Thursday that it will stage “Once Upon a One More Time,” featuring Spears’ tunes, including “Oops!… I Did It Again,”…

The Comedy of Al Bernie and Son by Trav S.D.

A shout-out today for comic Al Bernie (Alfred Bernard Price, 1920-2003). Bernie hit the ground running in show business when he was still a teenager. A gifted impressionist, he started out a…

New Theatre-Themed Film Fest Will Feature Screenings of In The Heights, Chicago, West Side Story, Plus Live Performances by Dan Meyer

Broadway Live Cinema Festival will run this summer in Times Square.

How American Stages Should Look in the Future, According to a Cohort of Emerging BIPOC Producers by Dan Meyer

Plus, why should others consider a career as a theatremaker?

Britney Spears Jukebox Musical Once Upon a One More Time to Premiere at D.C.'s Shakespeare Theatre Company by Caitlin Moynihan

This news has us dancing 'til the world ends! The delayed world premiere of the new Britney Spears jukebox musical Once Upon a One More Time is happening this year at Washington, D.C's Shake…

Des Moines Performing Arts Announces Broadway Series Updates by Matthew Herzog

Des Moines Performing Arts (Des Moines, IA) announced today the re-dated performances in the popular Willis Broadway Series after the organization was forced to halt all in-person performanc…

TheaterMaking 2.021

The theater is emerging from a crisis none of us could have imagined.  Ever. Like never ever. But we got through it. Which is a real testament to anyone and everyone who makes theater. Y…

‘Funny, moving & thought-provoking’: YOU ARE HERE – Southwark Playhouse by The Family Stage

After five long months, theatre buildings are finally back in business for in-person performances, meaning our calendar and credit card statement(!) are starting to look […]

Theater Review: “A Woman of the World” — A Remarkable Relationship by David Greenham

The "Real" Emily Dickinson never materializes, but the "Real" Mabel Loomis Todd does -- and it’s a sometimes shocking and sad story. The post Theater Review: “A Woman of the World” �…

Itzik and the Golden Peacock: Celebrating 120 Years of Itzik Manger

Join a celebration of the famous Yiddish bard Itzik Manger on his 120th birthday, with readings, talks, music and a mini song workshop with Mike Burstyn, Shura Lipovsky, Dr. Helen Beer, Ruth…

Waterwell's Outdoor Dance-Theatre Piece June Rites!! Will Premiere at Governors Island by Talaura Harms

The work celebrating the return of summer runs June 18-27.

Only 7% Of The US Population Is Not Online by Ceci Dadisman

New data has come out from Pew Research Center with current statistics regarding the percentage of people who do not use the internet. That number has been steadily falling in the past 20 ye…

Exec Director Harold Wolpert to Depart Signature Theatre by American Theatre Editors

Wolpert will depart on June 30 as he looks to pursue change in the field from outside of an institution.

Star-Studded I'm Still Here Virtual Benefit Will Honor George C. Wolfe and Late Harold Prince by Andrew Gans

Celebrating the New York Public Library's Billy Rose Theatre Division, viewers can expect archival clips of In the Heights, Sunset Boulevard, and more.

McCarter, Paula Vogel’s Bard at the Gate Partner for 8 Digital Productions by American Theatre Editors

The virtual start-up from Paula Vogel will work with the McCarter for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 seasons, starting with a re-release of Eisa Davis's 'Bulrusher.'

Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Announces 2021-22 Season by American Theatre Editors

The 8-show season will feature world premieres from Keith Josef Adkins, Deborah Zoe Laufer, and KJ Sanchez.

Playwrights’ Center Names Core Writers, Fellowship Recipients by American Theatre Editors

Core Writers include Mathilde Dratwa, L M Feldman, Franky D. Gonzalez, Yilong Liu, TyLie Shider, Deborah Yarchun, and Nathan Yungerberg.

World Premiere of Britney Spears Musical Once Upon a One More Time Whisked Away to D.C. by Dan Meyer

The Broadway-aimed jukebox musical will now debut at Shakespeare Theatre Company.

‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ Onstage. A Nightmare Off It. by Alex Marshall

Shakespeare’s Globe survived Elizabethan plagues. Today’s version got through the coronavirus pandemic, but tough times lie ahead.

League of Professional Theatre Women Announce 2021 Awards by American Theatre Editors

Headlining this year's awards gala will be Estelle Parsons, who will receive a lifetime achievement award.

ABTKids Daily | ABT Principal Christine Shevchenko - All About Princesses! by American Ballet Theatre

Join ABT Principal Christine Shevchenko as she answers all the hard-hitting questions about what it's like to be a princess onstage! ________________ For more activities, visit www.abt.org/…

Celebrate the 74th Annual Tony Nominees With These Showstopping Cast Portraits by Marc J. Franklin

Photographer Michaelah Reynolds gathered ensemblists from the Best Musical nominees for a glam photo shoot in honor of the theatre community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

GRACE NOTES: Thursday, May 27, 2021 by Susan Grace

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Watch Ben Platt Surprise a Cancer Survivor With Dear Evan Hansen Premiere Tickets on The View

Nineteen-year-old Molly Oldham is a two-time brain cancer survivor.

Bandstand, Starring Corey Cott and Laura Osnes, Streams This Weekend. Find Out What Else to Watch

This is your last chance to see Sutton Foster in concert and catch Brian Bedford's hilarious production of The Importance of Being Earnest.

James Baldwin's Amen Corner, John Douglas Thompson as Shylock Set for Shakespeare Theatre Co.

Find out what's on tap for the venue in Washington, DC.

Theater TALK by Sandi Durell

Axis Theatre Company returns to in-person events with the world premiere of Worlds Fair Inn, an absurdist comedy written and directed by Randy Sharp. Running June 2–19, Worlds Fair I…

Shakespeare Theatre Company to resume full-capacity shows in September by News Desk

Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Artistic Director SIMON GODWIN announced the Company’s 2021/22 Season in a virtual townhall meeting for season subscribers, donors, Board members, and STC s…

‘As much about life as it is death’: A Brief List Of Everyone Who Died – Finborough Theatre (Online review) by John Chapman

Quite apart from its quirky title, A Brief List Of Everyone Who Died, what immediately strikes the viewer is the elegance of the structure of this piece from American writer Jacob Marx Rice.

London Theatre News Today: Thursday 27 May by Hira Desai

Sadler's Wells announces Breakin' Convention line up, the world premiere of Lava opens at the Bush Theatre from 9 July and more in todays news roundup. The post London Theatre News Today: Th…

Isabelle Keith: Was Both Mrs. Laurel and Mrs. Hardy by Trav S.D.

Isabelle Keith’s (1898-1979) chief claim to fame is in being one of only two actresses to have played both Mrs. Laurel and Hrs. Hardy in Laurel and Hardy comedies. She’s the former in Pe…

Column: We need our moment of liberation from COVID-19. In every story, endings matter. by Chris Jones

On August 25, 1944, the Allied Forces rolled into Paris and the city was freed. The COVID-19 pandemic has been just as traumatic as a world war. And the hugely successful vaccines are the eq…

Today on Broadway: Thursday, May 27, 2021 by Ashley Steves

TONYS TONYS TONYS TONYS TONYYYYYYS (With Your Subscription To Paramount+)! “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day. An…

Britney Spears Fairytale Musical Sets New Timeline for World Premiere

Once Upon a One More Time will now run in Washington, D.C.

An explosive dialogue about education, history, and race in ‘The Niceties’ from MTC by Deb Miller

There’s nothing nice about The Niceties – it’s angry, combative, and explosive, and far from the eponymous suggestion of politeness in social behavior and etiquette. Originally present…

American Ballet Theatre is ‘Uniting in Movement’ with contemporary works by Admin

Streamed on-demand on Segerstrom Center for the Arts’s website.May 12, 2021.  American Ballet Theatre (ABT)’s Uniting in Movement is proof that the legendary company has not missed a…

At This Performance: Van Hughes in American Idiot by JK

Back in April, Mike wrote an article about his favorite performance of the role of St. Jimmy in his favorite musical, American Idiot (HERE). Today, he shares his thoughts on one performer wh…

Famous faces coming to the West End in 2021 by Hira Desai

From Broadway stars and TV legends to International dance superstars, we round up some famous faces coming to the West End in 2021. The post Famous faces coming to the West End in 2021 appea…

Shaw Shorts review – a double dose of delightful comedy by Mark Lawson

Orange Tree, LondonTwo plays explore George Bernard Shaw’s questioning of social values, directed by Paul Miller as a pointer towards Pinter Great Irish playwrights born two years apart in…

Celebrating the achievements of First Nations artists at the 2021 First Nations Arts Awards by Peter J Snee

The recipients of the 2021 First Nations Arts Awards have been announced during a special event streamed live online across

Britney Spears and . . . Shakespeare Theatre? Built on an unlikely coupling, a musical with her songs might be bound for Broadway. by Peter Marks

The premiere of “Once Upon a One More Time” in November will break the mold for D.C.’s Tony-winning classical theater.

Mamma Mia! The Party reopens at The O2 on 1 October by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo Mamma Mia! The Party will re-open its doors at The O2 London on 1 October 2021 promising to bring fun, spectacle and escapism of a Greek Island holiday to the O2. This post M…

Broadway’s Tony Awards Are Finally Happening - Behind A Paywall by Lee Seymour

Broadway's biggest night will return in a new, multi-platform structure on September 26.

Colman Domingo’s Crooked Summer by Cara Buckley

He’s proud to have appeared in, and championed, films that show off Black men at their soulful best. His roles in “Candyman” and “Zola” are different.

SOUTH AFRICA–DAVID LAN: IN THE AGE OF APARTHEID, THEATRE RESISTED by Robert Shuman

(Lan’s article appeared in the Guardian 5/26; Photo: Then, as now, theatre was in every sense political’ …David Lan. Photograph: Linda Nylind/The Guardian.) The theatre director and wr…

Our trip to the opening of Here Come The Boys by Hira Desai

We went to enjoy the opening night of Here Come The Boys and would described the experience as "spectacular" and "such a thrill to watch these world-class dancers and so many different style…

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5 Things to Do on Memorial Day Weekend

Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually and in person in New York City.

Mary’s Last Dance: The untold story of the wife of Mao’s Last Dancer

Kathrin Longhurst awarded 2021 Archibald Packing Room Prize for portrait of Kate Ceberano

London Theater's Reopening: 'Flight,' 'Herding Cats' and 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' by Matt Wolf

One “play” uses only voice-overs. Another features a main actor only on video. And under Covid rules, an 11-person Shakespeare cast counts as an army.

Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival reveals 2021 Program

Singer Allison Russell Shares Personal Saga Of Trauma And Triumph On 'Outside Child' by Jewly Hight

Allisson Russell has spent her career collaborating – but for Outside Child, her first solo record, she is stepping boldly out in front, sharing her tales of healing.

Digital spectacular Aida returns to Sydney

Doctor Who, Monopoly Lifesized and the rise of immersive theatre by Claire Allfree

As audience members prepare to face the Daleks in one of this summer’s biggest shows, interactive experiences like ‘Monopoly Lifesized’ and ‘The Money’ prove the immersive trend is…

Review: “In the Heights” Is a Big Buoyant Valentine from Lin Manuel Miranda to the City He Loves by Roger Friedman

The first time I saw “In the Heights” was in the spring of 2007 at a little theater on way west 37th

Australia Council invests $2.4 million across the creative industries to rebuild and recover

May 27: Shooting the messenger by Mark Shenton

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THREE, Australasian Dance Collective, Brisbane by Deborah Jones

Playhouse Theatre, Queensland Performing Arts Centre, May 26 Amy Hollingsworth’s relief was palpable and profound. THREE had finally arrived. It was 14 months late, but it was here. The …

The Niceties, Starring Lisa Banes and Jordan Boatman, Begins Streaming May 27 by Andrew Gans

Kimberly Senior directs Eleanor Burgess' free, virtual adaptation for Manhattan Theatre Club.

WATCH: TDF's Conversation with Aubrey Lynch II and Desmond Richardson - The Alvin Ailey and Broadway vets talk about their friendship and the future o

The Alvin Ailey and Broadway vets talk about their friendship and the future of dance---Aubrey Lynch II and Desmond Richardson have known each other for decades. They studied and danced toge…

WATCH: TDF's 'Titanique' Conversation - Cowriters and costars Marla Mindelle and Constantine Rousouli chat about their 'Titanic' parody

Cowriters and costars Marla Mindelle and Constantine Rousouli chat about their 'Titanic' parody--- Like many hilarious satires, it started out as a goof. What would a send-up of James C…