News From Juggerknot, Dramaworks, Thinking Cap, Zoetic, Renegade, Theatre Lab by Bill Hirschman

South Florida theater was rarely dormant during the pandemic; but a torrent of honors, projects and prizes are surfacing quickly including Juggerknot Theatre Company, Zoetic Stage, Palm Beac…

Telling Tales

‘Cruella’ Sequel in Early Development at Disney by Adam B. Vary

The world may have been a more wholesome place before Cruella De Vil, but Disney cannot get enough of her. Before “Cruella” — the live-action prequel to the animated feature “One Hun…

How Philip Glass turns the circus into opera that's magical and profound by Mark Swed

Philip Glass' new 'Circus Days and Nights' is the latest example of the composer's operas proving to be a prime source of experimentation during the pandemic.

MLC Centre Sydney gets a new name as part of a $170 million transformation

Looking back at the shutdown time - Though laughing and singing don't make a problem go away, they can help your outlook, and THAT can make you deal w by Fred Landau

 HERE'S A RECAP: Because although laughing and singing don't make a problem go away, they can help your outlook And put you in frame of mind to deal with reality more clearly. With hope we…

Laiona Mitchell brings ‘Dear Sugar’ to life in ‘Tiny Beautiful Things by Alan Smason

By EDWARD RUBIN Tiny Beautiful Things, George Street Playhouse’s filmed play, based on Cheryl Strayed’s book, “Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Dear Sugar,” a  2…

Poets Laureate Fellows announced by Pauline Adamek

The Academy of American Poets is pleased to announce its 2021 Poets Laureate Fellows. These 23 individuals serve as Poets Laureate of states and cities across the U. S. and will be leading …

From ‘Pose’ to ‘The Politician,’ Composer Mac Quayle on Scoring Ryan Murphy’s Musical Universe by Jazz Tangcay

Whether it’s “Ratched” “Pose” or “The Politician,” Ryan Murphy’s visual canvas is bold and vibrant and often filled with glitz and glamour. You could say the same of the musi…

Ultimate Broadway Guide: Reopening, Canceled or Postponed? by Matthew Wexler

Planning a long-overdue trip to Broadway? Here's a quick guide to what's opening when! The post Ultimate Broadway Guide: Reopening, Canceled or Postponed? appeared first on The BroadwayBlog.

Death of a Black Man, Hampstead Theatre review - blistering theatre with an unflinching vision by Rachel Halliburton

Uncomfortable truths beneath the poisoned patter This blistering, fearless play about an 18-year-old black entrepreneur on the King’s Road raises a myriad of uncomfortable questions that r…

Scenes from the Vault: 'Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde' by Center Theatre Group

In 1998, Center Theatre Group brought the story of Oscar Wilde to the stage of the Mark Taper Forum, presenting a look at the disturbing, real-life persecution by the British Crown of the fa…

Hear Bach's Music Like You've Never Heard It Before: Upside Down by Tom Vitale

For most artists, 2020 was a year of forced isolation and few opportunities. But Dan Tepfer, a jazz pianist and composer, had a busy year, partly thanks to his technological acumen.

Disney's Cruella | Fun Ride Featurette by Walt Disney Studios

She was born to be BAD. Watch Disney’s #Cruella in theaters now or order on #DisneyPlus with Premier Access (additional fee required). Get Tickets: http://bit.ly/TixCruella Order on Disne…

Featurette | Dinner Is Served | Disney+ by Walt Disney Studios

The table is set 🍽 Dinner is Served, one of six Disney Launchpad Shorts, is now streaming on Disney+. “DINNER IS SERVED,” Directed by Hao Zheng, Written by G. Wilson & Hao Zheng. Pr…

Alex Newell (‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’) on the Season 2 performance that felt ‘otherworldly’ [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW] by Kevin Jacobsen

Alex Newell was able to explore so much more with Mo in the second season of “Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist.” While Season 1 mostly saw Mo relegated to the next-door neighbor role, Sea…

Kennedy Center Honors: 50 entertainers who deserve to be selected [PHOTOS] by Chris Beachum

After an extra-long delay, the Kennedy Center Honors took place in May with the selections of Debbie Allen, Joan Baez, Garth Brooks, Midori and Dick Van Dyke. That recorded ceremony airs thi…

Ralph Fiennes helps bring theatres back to life

There’s reflection and entertainment as live performance returns with productions in Bath and London, with Eliot’s Four Quartets plus Walden and Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me

Review: The Death of a Black Man, Hampstead Theatre by Samuel Nicholls

Review: The Death of a Black Man, Hampstead Theatre4.0Overall ScoreAlfred Fagon’s spirit crackles and roars in this new production of his seminal 70s classic, The Death of a Black Man. Hel…

Cynthia Erivo Drops Soul-Pop Single ‘The Good’ and Reveals Debut Album Release Date by Ellise Shafer

Oscar-nominated actor Cynthia Erivo, who already has a Tony and Grammy under her belt, is making her original music debut with anthemic single “The Good” from her upcoming album. “Ch. …

The National Theatre Unveils Post-Pandemic Programming, Recovery Fund Campaign – Global Bulletin by Jamie Lang

THEATRE The U.K.’s National Theatre has revealed a robust return to normal programming services with a host of plays and films scheduled through 2022, as the country limps back to normalcy…

BENEFIT PERFORMANCE: The Joyce returns LIVE and IN-PERSON with "State of Darkness" by Joycetheater

Following an acclaimed virtual run this fall, The Joyce Theater is delighted to bring Molissa Fenley's celebrated solo work, State of Darkness, to our Chelsea home this spring for live, soci…

Review: Counting Headlights, Little Match Theatre by Amy Evans

Review: Counting Headlights, Little Match Theatre 4.0Overall Score Noriko Ward’s Counting Headlights, as part of Frumpish Theatre’s Fresh festival, is a playful splatter of the protagoni…

Review: Drowntown, Barbican and Rhiannon Faith Company by Nick Ferris

Review: Drowntown, Barbican and Rhiannon Faith Company3.0Overall ScoreDrowntown is a show that gives “voice to the vulnerable and unheard”. It opens with Dom (Dominic Coffey), “someone…

Young People's Concert: Mind, Body, Spirit, Music by New York Philharmonic

Music can free our minds, energize and relax our bodies, and lift our spirits during times of hardship. Whether you’re listening to music or creating your own, what kind of music comforts …

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…

Alex Newell Talks Performing for Cicely Tyson, Whoopi Goldberg, & More During ONCE ON THIS ISLAND by BroadwayWorld

Watch the FULL interview HERE: http://bway.world/AlexNewellBL Want more Backstage Live episodes? Visit http://bway.world/BackstageLive Richard Ridge chats with Broadway favorite Alex Newel…

Next on Stage Season 3 | College Top 3 by BroadwayWorld

Want more Next on Stage content? Visit http://bway.world/NOS! You voted, now here they are-- the top 3 contestants in our college category.

TheFrontOffice Foundation Announces Childcare Grants by Amelia Merrill

Need-based grants will be awarded to artists, administrators, and production staff to offset childcare costs.

The Body Tells the Story: Blessed Unrest’s “Touch” by Emily Cordes

The past year has, in many ways, turned a sharper lens towards our bodies, particularly our physical relationship to the world around us. The pandemic-fueled absence of bodily connection, an…

Billy Porter Has a Deal With Peacock to Develop Fruits of Thy Labor Series by Talaura Harms

The Hollywood-set family drama marks Porter's first foray into television writing.

Meet Mandy Patinkin's Wacky Judge in The Good Fight Season 5 Trailer by Dan Meyer

The legal drama starring Audra McDonald and Christine Baranksi returns June 24 on Paramount+ with a bevy of theatre stars.

Tues., 6/12 Blue Note Reopening with a Jazz Festival! by Cabaret Hotspot!

The Blue Note Is Reopening, with Its Jazz Festival Beginning on Tuesday, June 15 through Sunday, August 15 With the simultaneous reopening of the Blue Note Jazz Club, Sony Presents the Blue…

Exploring the present and future with 'Roots Before Branches' from Creative Resilience Collective by Olivia J. B. Baxter

Minila Shah teaches elements of Bollywood dance with #DanceBreak! by Lincoln Center

Learn the history of Bollywood dancing on today's #DanceBreak with Minila Shah as she breaks down a few movements! #DanceBreak is now available on the Headspace app!

Steppenwolf Theatre will honor Annette Bening and Sherry Lansing with a free virtual event led by Carrie Coon by Hannah Herrera Greenspan

Annette Bening and Sherry Lansing in conversation with Carrie Coon in free virtual event by Steppenwolf Theatre

#DanceBreak: Disability Artistry - Widen Embodiment by Lincoln Center

Movement is open to everyone, and disability artistry deserves to be recognized all across the world. Tune in to a #DanceBreak with interdisciplinary artist Jerron Herman as he flows through…

National Black Theater Plans Next Act in a New Harlem High-Rise by Julia Jacobs

The pathbreaking company plans to replace its Harlem home with a 21-story building with apartments, retail and a new theater.

Learn the essential elements of Vogue with #DanceBreak! by Lincoln Center

Vogue represents empowerment, resistance, and so much more! Learn the importance of the art form on today's #DanceBreak with Omari Wiles, Father of the House Of Oricci, as he reviews two ess…

Steppenwolf Stage Manager Malcolm Ewen’s Spirit Lives on via New Fund at Season of Concern Supporting Chicago Theater Artists by Michael Eddy

In life, Malcolm Ewen, the long-time production stage manager at Steppenwolf Theatre Company and a decades-long member of the board of Season of Concern, was a tireless advocate for Chicago�…

Learn the key movements of Kuku with #DanceBreak! by Lincoln Center

Kuku is a celebration of rhythm and life! Learn the key movements of this West African traditional dance style on today's #DanceBreak with Tendayi Kuumba! #DanceBreak is now available in th…

Theater Review: “Songs for a New World” — A Musical for Our Moment by Erik Nikander

Songs for a New World grapples with the jumble of emotions prompted by the end of the pandemic, while also serving as a potent reminder of what a joyful experience musical theater can be. T…

ICE FACTORY FESTIVAL RETURNS TO NEW OHIO THEATRE JUNE 30 – AUGUST 14 by Robert Shuman

(via David Gibbs, DARR Publicity) New York, NY – New Ohio Theatre is excited to announce that the 28th annual Obie Award-winning Ice Factory Festival will return to live in-person performa…

Review: Connection, Interrupted, in ‘Communion’ by Alexis Soloski

Christopher Chen’s new play is big on concept and cleverness, but withholds the intimacy that theater-lovers have craved during the pandemic.

1st Stage reveals cast of surprise-filled ‘Duck Harbor’ web series by News Desk

Actors Geoffrey Rivas and Deidra LaWan Starnes met for the first time live online. The post 1st Stage reveals cast of surprise-filled ‘Duck Harbor’ web series appeared first on DC Metro …

Broadway Podcast Network opens Pride Month with L Morgan Lee by Deb Miller

Broadway Podcast Network (BPN), NYC’s digital leader in theater-related audio programming, has announced the creation of an international partnership with eleven, one of the UK’s leading…

Watch the First Music Video from Tony Winner Cynthia Erivo's Debut Solo Album by Lindsey Sullivan

The Color Purple Tony winner Cynthia Erivo is set to release her debut solo album on September 17 via Verve. Entitled Ch. 1 vs. 1, the album will include 12 tracks. Erivo dropped the first�…

The Playbill Weekend Streaming Guide: What to Watch June 4-6 by Talaura Harms

Raja Feather Kelly's The KILL ONE Race, Zakiyah Alexander's How to Raise a Freeman, and more online offerings this weekend.

Cynthia Erivo Shares 1st Single and Music Video From Debut Solo Album by Logan Culwell-Block

Watch the Tony winner's "The Good," from the upcoming release Ch. 1 vs. 1.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s ‘Cinderella’ unveils ‘Far Too Late,’ first song from upcoming London production by Jazz Tangcay

“Far Too Late,” the first song from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Cinderella,” has been released ahead of the album drop on July 9.

Periapsis Music and Dance returns live on stage by Admin

Periapsis Music and Dance Founder/Director Jonathan Howard Katz has announced that the company will return to the stage for To Take You There, its ninth season presentation, at NYC’s Dixo…

April 2022

Winner of the Richard Rodgers Award, Bhangin’ It is an exhilarating new musical that celebrates the traditions we inherit from yesterday and those we create for tomorrow.

March 2022

Winner of the Richard Rodgers Award, Bhangin’ It is an exhilarating new musical that celebrates the traditions we inherit from yesterday and those we create for tomorrow.

Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cinderella Releases New Song From the Musical

Listen to the cast of the upcoming West End premiere sing the song "Far Too Late."

Worlds Fair Inn Review. Off-Broadway reopens! by New York Theater

I was grateful to be one of the 24 people inside the below-ground Axis Theater during the new play “Worlds Fair Inn.” There were 16 members of the audience (masked and socially distanced…

Jessica Vosk Will Host Opening Night NY Philharmonic Concert at Bryant Park by Dan Meyer

The June 9 performance will feature an in-person audience and be available to stream live.

Taylor Iman Jones, Miguel Cervantes, Diana DeGarmo, More Star in Stream of BKLYN the Musical Beginning June 4 by Andrew Gans

Meg Fofonoff directs the 2004 Broadway musical by Mark Schoenfeld and Barri McPherson.

Sutton Foster Didn’t Feel Comfortable Continuing With ‘The Music Man’ Unless Scott Rudin Left Broadway Musical (EXCLUSIVE) by Elizabeth Wagmeister

In a new interview with Variety, Tony-winning star Sutton Foster says she did not feel comfortable continuing with her role in the Broadway musical “The Music Man,” if disgraced producer…

London play The Money asks: what will you do with a pot of cash? by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

Part game, part moral debate, the show brings together a group of strangers to decide one person’s fate Would you give £240 to: the first homeless person you saw; a mass pizza delivery fo…

National Theatre commits to more plays from outside London by Mark Brown Arts Correspondent

Reopening plans include a musical based on Sleeping Beauty and a play telling the story of Gandhi’s killer At least a third of new work supported by the National Theatre will in future com…

Long-Running Stomp Will Return to New York City This Summer

Tickets will go on sale beginning on June 21.

Stomp Returns to Off-Broadway's Orpheum Theatre in July by Lindsey Sullivan

Stomp, the joyously loud sensation that has been running for over 25 years off-Broadway, will resume performances at the Orpheum Theatre on July 20. The show's tour will start up again on A…

Pete Souza, Obama's photographer, joins 6 others as newest hall of fame members by Jane Henderson St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Seven photographers will be honored in a hybrid live/virtual ceremony Oct. 29 at .ZACK. The hall of fame and museum, 3415 Olive Street, will follow the induction with an exhibition of the ph…

The Muny will return for full-capacity audiences this summer by Calvin Wilson St. Louis Post-Dispatch

After announcing last month that seating would be distanced and limited, the Muny in Forest Park will open at full capacity this summer.

Six Flags St. Louis celebrates 50 years of thrills, family and memories by Valerie Schremp Hahn St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Six Flags over Mid-America, as it was originally called, opened 50 years ago June 5, on Eureka land that had been a wheat field.

Tickets on sale Friday for immersive Van Gogh exhibition coming to St. Louis this fall by Valerie Schremp Hahn St. Louis Post-Dispatch

“Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience” will come to the St. Louis Galleria from Sept. 16 to Nov. 7.

Charles Shaughnessy Set to Play King Arthur in Ogunquit Playhouse Spamalot

The Monty Python musical will be the first production to play the Ogunquit's new 25,000-square-foot open-air Leary Pavilion.

Interview: Persou Offers a Sensual Vernal Experience as the World Emerges From Hibernation

Ellpetha Tsivicos and Camilo Quiroz-Vázquez discuss their new work, now running at the Cell, in New York's Chelsea.

‘Stomp’ Beats Again: Off Broadway Staple Announces Post-Shutdown Return by Greg Evans

Start banging the trash cans: Stomp, the long-running percussion extravaganza that’s been a popular Off Broadway audience draw for nearly 30 years, will resume performances on Tuesday, Jul…

London Theatre News Today: Friday 4 June by Kitty Underwood

Arcola Theatre announces outdoor festival of art and performance, Today I’m Wiser Since closing its doors to the public in March last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Today I’m Wiser r…

June 4, 2021: What TheaterMakers Are Talking About This Week by Reilly Hickey

Here’s what TheaterMakers were talking about this week . . .  1 – Jordan Fisher Will Return to Dear Evan Hansen on Broadway When It Reopens The Broadway production will resume its run a…

June 4, 2021: What TheaterMakers Are Talking About This Week by Ken Davenport

  Here’s what TheaterMakers were talking about this week . . .   1 – Jordan Fisher Will Return to Dear Evan Hansen on Broadway When It Reopens The Broadway production will resume its r…

Stomp Set to Drum Again in NYC With Proof of Vaccination Required for Audiences by Dan Meyer

The Off-Broadway favorite returns to the Orpheum Theatre.

Hear Carrie Hope Fletcher Sing a New Song from Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cinderella by Lindsey Sullivan

Happy new music Friday! As Cinderella gets ready to begin performances at the West End's Gillian Lynne Theatre on June 25 and open on July 14, another new song has been released. Written by…

London’s National Theatre Adds Sleeping Beauty-Inspired Musical Hex, Trouble in Mind, More to 2021-2022 Season by Dan Meyer

More details for The Normal Heart, Wuthering Heights, and Paradise have been revealed.

Virtual Theatre Today: Friday, June 4- Alex Newell, Next on Stage, and More!

Today (June 4) in live streaming: a Kate & Allie reunion on Stars in the House, Alex Newell visits Backstage Live, and more!

Kate & Allie's Jane Curtin, Susan Saint James, Allison Smith, More Reunite on Stars in the House June 4 by Andrew Gans

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

New Works by Amy Jo Jackson, Carla Ching, More Heading to O’Neill Theater Center by Ryan McPhee

The 57th summer season marks the first under the leadership of new Executive Director Tiffani Gavin.

Tickets On Sale Today For PASS OVER; Coming to Broadway August 4

The Lincoln Center Theater production of Antoinette Chinonye Nwandu's play Pass Over, directed by Obie Award winner Danya Taymor will begin performances August 4th, 2021, at Broadway's Augus…

VIDEO: Ben Platt Appears in Pride Month PSA From The Trevor Project

The video is sponsored by Macy’s as part of its Pride + Joy campaign in support of its LGBTQ colleagues, customers, and communities.

Rosalind Russell and the Agony of “Almost” by Trav S.D.

For someone with such a large legend, Rosalind Russell (1907-1976) left a suprisingly small footprint: 55 screen credits (ten or a dozen of them in supporting parts) over four decades, avera…

Review: how to live a jellicle life, Lion & Unicorn Theatre by Shirley Both

Review: how to live a jellicle life, Lion & Unicorn Theatre4.0Overall ScoreAre you living a jellicle life? Wait, no – I have to backtrack to the question: What exactly is a jellicle li…

The Death of a Black Man review – an inflammatory study of social mobility by Arifa Akbar

Hampstead theatre, LondonDepravity takes hold of a pair of young black entrepreneurs in 1970s London in this revival of Alfred Fagon’s idea-filled play It has taken almost half a century f…

GRACE NOTES: Friday, June 4, 2021 by Susan Grace

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Cast Set for Stage Version of Disney's Bedknobs and Broomsticks by Andrew Gans

Neil Bartram augments the Sherman Brothers' original score and Brian Hill pens the book for the new musical, soon to embark on a U.K. tour.

Watch: Ben Platt Discusses Pride and Pledges Support to The Trevor Project by Andrew Gans

The Dear Evan Hansen star is part of The Trevor Project's "Here" campaign to let LGBTQIA+ youth know the organization is always "here" for them.

ArtsBeat TV/Radio 6/04/21: Jacob's Pillow and Berkshire Theatre Group by Mark G. Auerbach

New ArtsBeat TV/Radio on WCPC15 and 89.5fm/WSKB. Pamela Tatge previews the Jacob’s Pillow summer season, and Berkshire Theatre Group’s Kate Maguire and Jason Weixelman talk about their s…

Second City’s e.t.c. space resuming shows by Chris Jones

Second City is bringing back its e.t.c. stage for a June 4 reopening.

Polydor Records announce the release of ‘Far Too Late’ from the forthcoming album of ALW’s Cinderella by Sean McLoughlin

Polydor Records announce the release of ‘Far Too Late’ from the forthcoming album of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cinderella. ‘Far Too Late’ is sung by Carrie Hope Fletcher and is

Broadway Game: Logo Legs! by JK

Broadway Game: Logo Legs! Broadway is surely known for its jazz hands and its dancin' feet. But between those hands and feet are legs! And Broadway knows a thing or two about gams, too! Kic…

Track-by-Track Breakdown: Eleri Ward on Bringing Indie-Pop to Sondheim in A Perfect Little Death, Out June 4 by Eleri Ward

Singer-songwriter Ward arranges, plays, and sings Sondheim through the lens of Sufjan Stevens on this new 13-track album.

Today on Broadway: Friday, June 4, 2021 by Matt Tamanini

Fosse “Dancin'” Back to Broadway, A Show about a Batman Producer Aims for Broadway, MCC Announces 2021-22 Season “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hittin…

British Ballet Charity Gala review – an eye-opening dance extravaganza by Lyndsey Winship

Royal Albert Hall, LondonTutu-clad tradition made way for scenes of male modelling and Orwellian injustice – but the value of dance stayed at the fore The arts are in a Covid crisis and he…

Perth International Cabaret Festival reveals 2021 program

The Death of a Black Man review, Hampstead Theatre: A funny and provocative revival by Paul Taylor

With a crack cast of actors, Dawn Walton’s revival of this 1975 play is palpably a labour of love, alive to the play’s impious humour and swagger as well as to its anger

NEWS: Dianne Pilkington leads the cast of Bedknobs & Broomsticks world premiere stage production by Press Releases

The cast has been announced for Disney’s Bedknobs and Broomsticks which will make its world premiere as a new stage musical this summer on a major UK and Ireland tour. Dianne Pilkington wi…

MTI’s ALL TOGETHER NOW – Songlist Announced! by Aussie Theatre

Theatrical licensor Music Theatre International (MTI) announces the full list of songs featured in All Together Now!: A Global Event

NEWS: National Theatre’s reopening programme includes new musical co-written by Rufus Norris & the return of playwright Alecky Blythe by Press Releases

The National Theatre has announced its programming until the start of next year with productions on all three South Bank stages as well as three major UK tours, two productions on Broadway, …

‘Fagon’s astoundingly contemporary drama feels significant’: DEATH OF A BLACK MAN – Hampstead Theatre by Maryam Philpott

Alfred Fagon’s fascinating two act drama opened at the venue in 1975 and while some of its gender attitudes may have dated, so much of Death of a Black Man feels as fresh and challenging n…

In TheaterWorks production, Connecticut playwright Cin Martinez explores friendship and forgiveness by Christopher Arnott

Local playwright Cin Martinez has gotten strong support from TheaterWorks Hartford for the workshop production of her new play about friendship, "Moonlighters." The theater has connected Mar…

'The Current War' opens as a musical in Westinghouse Park by Marylynne Pitz / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The battle over electricity between George Westinghouse and Thomas Edison featured skullduggery, electrocuting an elephant and titanic egos.

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Adrian Lester to Replace Ben Miles in The Lehman Trilogy; New Broadway Dates Announced by Caitlin Moynihan

Stefano Massini's new play The Lehman Trilogy will return to Broadway's Nederlander Theatre beginning September 25 with opening night set for October 14. The production, which began previ…

‘The Lehman Trilogy’ Sets Broadway Reopening – Without Scott Rudin by Greg Evans

The Lehman Trilogy, Stefano Massini’s acclaimed play adapted by Ben Power, will begin post-shutdown performances at Broadway’s Nederlander Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 25, with an opening …

‘The Lehman Trilogy’ announces Broadway return date by Caitlin Huston

“The Lehman Trilogy” has set a Sept. 25 Broadway start date, after its initial Broadway opening was delayed by the pandemic.  It returns to Broadway without the trio of Scott Rudin, Bar…

The Lehman Trilogy Sets Broadway Reopening; Olivier Winner Adrian Lester Joins Cast by Dan Meyer

The family saga will return to the Nederlander Theatre.

Theatre Chat Live Ep 20 | Gabrielle Brooks & Paul Taylor-Mills by Official London Theatre

This week, Jess is joined by Gabrielle Brooks, who will be starring in the upcoming play J'Ouvert at the Harold Pinter Theatre and Paul Taylor-Mills, Artistic Director at The Turbine Theatre…

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Shakespeare’s Globe SE 1 by Libby Purves and Friends

PINK SATIN AND A  FAIRY PINATA FOR A PIMMS-Y NIGHT OUT         Face it, this play’s a rom-com,  a lark,  a happy pretty way to blame the fickleness of young love on petulant fairies…

Adrian Lester to Join Simon Russell Beale and Adam Godley in Broadway Return of Lehman Trilogy

The production will re-start previews at the Nederlander Theatre.

NEWS: Edinburgh International Festival 2021 programme is announced by Press Releases

The Edinburgh International Festival, running from 7-29 August, has announced its 2021 programme which features over 170 classical and contemporary music, theatre, opera, dance and spoken wo…

ShenTens: My Top 10 Outdoor Venues This Summer by Mark Shenton

... Read More The post ShenTens: My Top 10 Outdoor Venues This Summer first appeared on Shenton Stage.

Peter Wegner wins Archibald Prize 2021 for portrait of artist, centenarian and Archibald alumnus Guy Warren

Ausdance VIC elects new board for 2021/22 by Aussie Theatre

The peak body for dance in Victoria has elected a refreshed board of directors to lead the organisation in the

WATCH: Blue Devil release stylish new Dorian Gray trailer by Featured Content

Following sold out performances during the first weekend of the Brighton Fringe, Blue Devil Productions has released a stunning new trailer for their version of The Tragedy of Dorian Gray. W…

Dr. Bronwyn Bancroft awarded the inaugural NSW Aboriginal Creative Fellowship

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Bedknobs, broomsticks and the trainee witch who's preparing to soar 

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Dianne Pilkington was first bewitched when she was growing up and that should stand her in good stead when she tackles the most sought- after musical role in years.

5 Broadway Villains That Deserve a Cruella-Style Prequel

Broadway audiences want to know how they got to be so bad.

Fadjr Theater Festival Stages Plays Despite COVID-19 by Niloofar Mohtadi

The 39th Fadjr International Theater Festival celebrated a wide range of performances, from staged plays and street performances to radio plays and television plays (Teletheater), over ten d…

Raja Feather Kelly's Part-Theatre, Part-Reality Game Show Series The KILL ONE Race Premieres June 4 by Talaura Harms

Presented by and filmed at Playwrights Horizons, the series transforms the theatre into the set of a macabre reality game show where death is the final prize.

20+ Stage Performances to Watch This Weekend June 4-6 - See Audra McDonald, Alex Newell, Alfred Molina, a live concert from the West End, The Met's '

With in-person theatre still a rarity for the time being, many companies and performers from Broadway and beyond are showcasing their work online. Below are performances you can watch this w…