November 2021 New York Theater Openings and Reopenings by New York Theaterh

Below is a day-by-day selection of New York theater that is scheduled to open in November, organized by opening date.* That includes six more Broadway shows, two of them reopening hits — …

Interview: BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon Hit the Road This Holiday Season

Your favorite drag queens are back to make the Yuletide even gayer.

Arts and Culture set to thrive as venues reopen in Victoria

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Go To Roundabout Shows! by Corine Cohen

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Ziel Dance Theater: “Freedom ≠ Britney” by Darryl Reilly

“Work Bitch,” “Oops! I Did It Again” and “Gimme More” are also among the choice hits included in the show’s delirious soundtrack, interspersed with audio statements by Britney …

Happy Trails, Lindsay....your cast and crew love you! by Framily Travel

On the Couch with Joseph Naim

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MONA FOMA announces Summer 2022 dates

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SIX The Musical heads to Canberra and Adelaide in 2022

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The Woman in Black: A Satisfying Victorian Creepshow by Bob Verini

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SIX THE MUSICAL confirms Australian tour by Sean McLoughlin

The Australian producers of SIX, the electrifying musical phenomenon by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, are thrilled to announce confirmed

Is Facebook Not Sharing The Correct Info From Your Website? by Drew McManus

Spoiler: it’s (mostly) not your fault. As if there weren’t enough reasons for Facebook to send content managers screaming into the night, one of their long-standing bear traps didn’t i…

Theatre Review: ‘Birds of North America’ at Mosaic Theater Company of DC by Mary Ann Johnson

One of the funniest moments in the spare, beautifully crafted “Birds of North America” by Anna Ouyang Monech, comes when John (or Dad) dismisses a bird his daughter Regina spies at the b…

This Week on Broadway for October 31, 2021: Caroline, or Change by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere review Dana H., Is This A Room, Caroline, or Change, Lackawanna Blues, Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992, Marilyn Maye @ 54 Below, Theater Bre…

Theatre Review: ‘Flyin’ West’ at Everyman Theatre by Mary Ann Johnson

‘Flyin’ West,’ now showing in-person at Everyman Theatre in Baltimore, MD, through October 31, 2021, and streaming on-demand through November 14, 2021, is a magnificent reason to retur…

Theatre Review: ‘Blood Countess’ at Strand Theater Company by Max Garner

At the turn of 17th century, the Countess Elizabeth Báthory de Ecsed was a powerful figure in the Kingdom of Hungary. Related to the king of Poland, the grand duke of Lithuania, and the pri…

Audio Review: ‘Ghost Hunt’ by Sole Twin Audios by Dr. Mark Dreisonstok

For several years now, Rachel Pulliam has produced and directed audio productions for various podcast companies. We have enjoyed her fabulous productions of classic books and dramas of the m…

‘The tiger seems to breathe’: Life of Pi comes alive in the West End by Mark Fisher

The pandemic-delayed staging of Yann Martel’s novel is finally arriving in London, and the star of the show is a mesmerising puppet Finn Caldwell is studying four performers perched in the…

Judith Ivey Departs Off-Broadway Revival of Morning's at Seven Due to Injury by Andrew Gans

Opening night at the Theatre at St. Clement's has been rescheduled.

Review: Second City e.t.c. Stage has the talent and now just needs the material by Chris Jones

“Y’all can choose an ending for this next sketch,” came the word from the stage, at the late show of the Second City e.t.c. Stage. “Do you want heartfelt or funny?”

Episode 89! DL Paris: Adventureland! Pirates, Indiana Jones Coaster and more by Framily Travel

Adventureland starts with Lindsay and Georgia exploring Skull Rock (and wishing for dry socks), checking out Swiss Family Robinson and taking the stairs (to earn waffles!), checking out the …

New York’s Irish Arts Center Upgrades to a ‘Flagship Hub’ by Michael Paulson

The $60 million building in Hell’s Kitchen, which will present theater, dance, music and more, is scheduled to open in December.

Halloween at the Cathedral: “Night on Bald Mountain” by New York Philharmonic

🎃 Trick...or treat? Philharmonic musicians give a spooky performance of Musorgsky’s “Night on Bald Mountain,” recorded last year at The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine. Ha…

New York Theater Quiz October 2021 Halloween Edition by New York Theaterh

Costumes, masks, makeup, macabre wit: Is there a difference between Halloween and the theater? Answer the ten questions to find out how well you paid attention to the theater on stage and of…

Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes (dir. Junta Yamaguchi): Philadelphia Film Festival review by Dan Scully

Time travel is my favorite storytelling device in existence. It’s a great way to explore a wealth of themes, and as a concept it’s just… The post Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes (dir.…

Electra Woman and Dyna Girl by Trav S.D.

In an earlier post, we spoke of Wonder Woman, The Bionic Woman, and Isis as a kind of triumvirate of feminist heroines in the mid ’70s — but we left these two out. And boy did they make …

Where Did We Sit on the Bus? is a trip centering on Latinx-American culture by Alan Smason

By ROY BERKO For the last several years more and more attention has been placed on The Black Lives Matter and #MeToo movements, woke language, microaggressions, radical feminism, transgender…

Prime_Time review – memorably unsettling Amazon takedown by Ryan Gilbey

Barbican, LondonThis anarchic discourse on the power of the e-commerce giant takes place behind a plastic curtain, as fresh produce gets annihilated “Your package will arrive in 60 minutes…

Broadway Profiles with Tamsen Fadal Wins 2021 Emmy Award by Lindsey Sullivan

Broadway.com, and its parent company John Gore Organization, has received a 2021 New York Emmy Award for Broadway Profiles with Tamsen Fadal. The syndicated national television show, which…

Simon Brodkin: Troublemaker review – quality jokes hide man behind the prankster by Brian Logan

Leicester Square theatre, LondonThe comic who showered Fifa’s Sepp Blatter with banknotes reveals little of the person under the character comedy mask What a coy coming-out party of a sho…

Shirley Dinsdale, Judy Splinters and The First Emmy by Trav S.D.

We won’t bury the lede here. The primary reason you should know the name Shirley Dinsdale (1926-1999) is that she was the winner of the very first Emmy Award. She won in the category of Ou…

The week in theatre: The Walk; Wuthering Heights – review by Susannah Clapp

Various venues, London; Bristol Old VicLittle Amal makes human hearts beat faster, while compassion fuels Emma Rice’s great whirl of a Brontë adaptation In Arabic, Amal means “hope”. …

Jitney review – August Wilson’s cab drivers do the talking by Clare Brennan

Leeds PlayhouseA strong cast and the world-weary Pittsburgh cab drivers they portray are all battling circumstances beyond their control in this overly busy production of Wilson’s 1982 pla…

‘I was left cold, not with fright but with boredom’: THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW – Touring ★★ by Fairy Powered Productions

So many questions to keep you engaged in this new iteration of an ancient legend. Although the actors apply their craft with commitment and skill, you are left sometimes confused and not cle…

He played Martin Luther King. Next up: a fiery white rightwinger by Vanessa Thorpe

David Harewood cast as William Buckley in James Graham’s new play of fiery 1968 debates with Gore Vidal It was a battle royale fought between American political titans, and it played out o…

Family/Love Chapter 2; Transverse Orientation review – from one extreme to another by Sarah Crompton

Selfridges Loading Bay; Sadler’s Wells, LondonWhile Sharon Eyal’s repetitive works writhe with energy, Dimitris Papaioannou’s new piece lacks momentum but not beauty A work by Sharon E…

InterView: Dana Robinson, Songwriter by Cabaret Hotspot!

Cabaret HotTrax Featured Artist Vendor, Dana Robinson   After graduating from Haverford College Dana Robinson volunteered for several years with Catholic Relief Services in Sub-Sahara Afric…

InterView: Quinn Lemley starring as Rita Hayworth in “The Heat is On” by Sue Matsuki

Today we sit down to chat with Quinn Lemley aka Rita Hayworth starring in “The Heat is On” now a monthly residency show at Don’t Tell Mama. **** The next show is: Tuesday, November 16 …

Friday, 11/5 @ 7:00 pm Harkness, Koutrakos & Simeone @ DTM by Cabaret Hotspot!

Sean Harkness, Marcus Simeone and Lina Koutrakos in “Clearly Now – Season 2” Friday, November 5 @ 7:00 pm @ Don’t Tell Mama Award-Winning Singers & Guitarist Sean Harkness, Mar…

Tue-Fri, 11/9-13 @ 7:00 & 9:30 pm Peter Cincotti @ Birdland Theater by Cabaret Hotspot!

Peter Cincotti @ Birdland Theater Tuesday, November 9 – Friday, November 13 @ 7:00 pm & 9:30 pm Tickets:  https://birdlandjazz.com/event/peter-cincotti/ 88 keys, a bench and a mic. Gi…

Thurs., 11/11 @ 7:00 pm Broadway Belters LIVE @ GR42 by Cabaret Hotspot!

Green Room 42  presents Broadway Belters LIVE Thursday, November 11 @ 7:00 pm Starring: Will Blum (Beetlejuice, School of Rock, Book of Mormon) Cailen Fu (Mean Girls) Felicia Boswell (Memth…

Fri., 11/12 @ 7:00 pm Linda Kahn in “Say Yes!” @ Triad by Cabaret Hotspot!

Linda Kahn in “Say Yes!” @ The Triad Theater Friday, November 12 @ 7:00 pm $20 Get Tickets Triad Theater 158 West 72nd Street New York, NY 10023 “Linda brings warmth, connection, and …

ReView: Maria Corsaro @ Pangea by Sarah Downs

Maria Corsaro You Taught My Heart to Sing October 16, 2021 Pangea By Sarah Downs Maria Corsaro returns to her first love, singing, in her new cabaret “You Taught My Heart to Sing.”  Bac…

Alex Wyse & Ben Fankhauser reveal the inspiration for their new musical by Serena

The road to Broadway can be a bumpy ride, but Josh Lamon has proven that hard work and persistence can pay off. Obsessed with theater from an early age, success did not come easy and it took…

Roundabout’s Broadway revival of ‘Caroline, or Change’ is a must-see musical for these crucial times by Deb Miller

It’s Louisiana 1963. The Civil Rights movement is igniting long-overdue progress and protests to end racial discrimination in America, MLK is preaching non-violence, and JFK is promising t…

Relive the Original Broadway Cast of Beetlejuice Playing a Halloween Round of Playbill—The Game Show by Roberto Araujo

Join Jill Abramovitz, Kelvin Moon Loh, and Elliott Mattox as they test their knowledge of spooky Broadway shows.