Broadway Does D&D Trailer by Broadwaycon

Some of our favorite Broadway stars are getting together to play Dungeons & Dragons...coming to a podcast player near you.

At BroadwayCon, Hillary Clinton Celebrates Women in the Theater by Sarah Bahr

The former secretary of state moderated a discussion on Friday afternoon about successes and barriers for women working in the theater.

Hillary Clinton Helps Kick Off BroadwayCon’s In-Person Return by Carson Burton

“I’m looking forward to a play with a character urging us to drink bleach,” Hillary Clinton joked in front of an audience of New York theatergoers July 8, flanked by Vanessa Williams,…

Best Bets: Eddie B, Let Them Eat Art, Lyle Lovett, Luenell, Big Bounce and movies on Art Hill by From Staff Reports

Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do July 8-14.

Missouri Botanical Garden digs into sounds made by plants and wood by Valerie Schremp Hahn St. Louis Post-Dispatch

"Botanical Resonance" is on view through March at the Missouri Botanical Garden Sachs Museum.

Singer, dancer, spy: Book reveals St. Louis native Josephine Baker's war years by Jane Henderson St. Louis Post-Dispatch

During World War II, French patriot Josephine Baker risked her life again and again, new book says.

The ghosts of the drowned villages by Dmitry Samarov

“Water, water everywhere, Nor any drop to drink,” Coleridge’s sailor complains in the famous 1798 poem “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” The mariner is talking about the plight on…

New York City Now Back in CDC's High-Risk Category for COVID Spread

All five New York City boroughs of are back in the CDC's high-risk category for COVID community spread. The current strain of the omicron variant of COVID is being called the 'worst versio…

Outdoor jazz, Shakespeare and a ghost convention are among 10 best bets this week in Connecticut by Christopher Arnott

Our picks for things to do in Connecticut the week of July 10 to 16 are rife with legends and classics: a Shakespeare Festival at the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford, outdoor jaz…

Broadway's 13 to Make Regional Debut at Theatre Under the Stars | Playbill

A revised production of 13 , the recent teen-targeted Broadway musical from Tony-winning composer Jason Robert Brown, will receive its first ...

Taste, watch, and find your homeland by Kerry Reid, Micco Caporale and Salem Collo-Julin

Looking for something to do this weekend and beyond? Here are some ideas for you. The post Taste, watch, and find your homeland appeared first on Chicago Reader.

STC picks feminist revenge comedy as sixth show of 2022/23 season by News Desk

Michael Urie to return to Shakespeare Theatre Company as William Shakespeare in 'Jane Anger.'

It's a Bird... It's a Plane... It's... a Planet Money Musical? by Talaura Harms

NPR's Kenny Malone, composer Kit Goldstein Grant, and actor Sebastian Treviño tell the origin story of the audio musical about the sonic avenger, Micro-Face.

Erika Dickerson-Despenza Pulls Rights to Victory Gardens Theater's Cullud Wattah by Logan Culwell-Block

The Pulitzer finalist shared news of the move made in response to allegations of racism against the Chicago theatre's board of directors on Instagram.

Victory Gardens Theater, in turmoil, cancels performances of ‘cullud wattah’ by Chris Jones

The crisis at Victory Gardens Theater deepened Friday as the company canceled all of its upcoming performances of ”cullud wattah."

Actors' Equity Association Releases Statement in Support of Victory Gardens Theater Workers

Actors’ Equity Association has issued a statement in response to recent events at Victory Gardens Theater.

Review: 'Moulin Rouge! The Musical' arrives at the Pantages in a burst of colorful excess by Charles McNulty

The Tony-winning stage adaptation of Baz Luhrmann's 2001 film, 'Moulin Rouge! The Musical' opens at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre.

Patricia Garza Receives LTC’s Inaugural Diane Rodriguez Teatrista Award by American Theatre Editors

The award is dedicated to a theatremaker working to increase Latinx representation and comes with a $5,000 unrestricted grant.

Photo Spotlight: Hillary Clinton Moderates BroadwayCon Panel Featuring LaChanze, Donna Murphy, Julie White, and Vanessa Williams by Michael Wiltbank

The theme of the panel, held July 8 at the New Yorker Hotel, was "Legendary Women of Broadway."

Album Review: A STRANGE LOOP (Original Broadway Cast Recording) is Poignant and Entertaining

A STRANGE LOOP is a refreshing Black, queer fantasia on the artistry of creating modern musical theater. It’s similar to [TITLE OF SHOW], but with more to say.

Theater review: ‘Awesome and Awesomer’ an appealing, lighthearted song revue at Legacy Theatre by Christopher Arnott

"Awesome and Awesomer," a revue of songs by Phoebe Kreutz featuring a four-woman cast and a pianist, is at the Legacy Theater in Branford through July 16.

Rachel Chavkin Interview Hadestown by Denver Center For The Performing Arts

Hadestown Aug 30 - Sept 11, 2022 Buell Theatre denvercenter.org A chat with Hadestown's Director Rachel Chavkin. Winner of eight 2019 Tony Awards® including Best Musical and the 2020 Gram…

Anais Mitchell Interview Hadestown by Denver Center For The Performing Arts

Hadestown Aug 30 - Sept 11, 2022 Buell Theatre denvercenter.org Winner of eight 2019 Tony Awards® including Best Musical and the 2020 Grammy® Award for Best Musical Theater Album, this ac…

The Dancer’s Toolkit by Andrew Koch

What every dancer needs The post The Dancer’s Toolkit appeared first on Dramatics Magazine Online.

VIDEO: Mykal Kilgore & the Company of FAT Ham Cover 'Kill The Lights'

Mykal Kilgore and Company members of Fat Ham came together for a cover of Kill The Lights! Watch the music video here!

Paco Erhard holds nothing back in standup act ‘Paco Erhard: Worst. German. Ever’ by Joshua Chong - Staff Reporter

Covering everything from nationalism, to geopolitics, to German recycling the comedian pushes the envelop and then some

Michael Feinstein Joins Forces with Cafe Carlyle by Sandi Durell

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel is thrilled to announce that Five-time Grammy and two-time Emmy nominee Michael Feinstein has joined forces with famed New York City venue Café Carlyle. Fe…

Who Was WHERE! Danny’s Skylight Room—A Beloved Home to Many Cabaret Artists by Kati Neiheisel

Intrigued by NLE’s Who Was Who!, I want to know who was where. I want to know about the hot and happening clubs and piano bars of previous decades. Perhaps the past can inspire today’s N…

‘He Presented Another Path’: Actors and Directors on Peter Brook by Laura Collins-Hughes

Patrick Stewart, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Tina Landau and Tim Robbins on being challenged and inspired by the legendary theater maker, who died last weekend.

Hadestown Behind the Scenes by Denver Center For The Performing Arts

Hadestown Aug 30 - Sept 11, 2022 Buell Theatre denvercenter.org Winner of eight 2019 Tony Awards® including Best Musical and the 2020 Grammy® Award for Best Musical Theater Album, this ac…

Almost Famous Has A Broadway Home by Sandi Durell

Producers Lia Vollack and Michael Cassel announced today that Almost Famous, the new musical with book and lyricsby Academy Award® and Grammy Award® winner Cameron Crowe, based on …

Review: Momix’s ‘Alice’ Is a Rabbit Hole (or 22) Too Far by Siobhan Burke

Momix’s latest show, now at the Joyce Theater, is inspired by Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland.”

VIDEO: Rupert Holmes Opens Up About the Nutty Journey of THE NUTTY PROFESSOR

Things are about to get nutty in Maine! Ogunquit Playhouse is presenting the musical adaptation of the beloved film comedy The Nutty Professor. Watch as Holmes checks in with

Here's a First Look at Broadway's The Kite Runner by Lindsey Sullivan

The stage adaptation of Khaled Hosseini’s best-selling novel The Kite Runner has arrived on Broadway, and now there are photos of the production. Playing at the Hayes Theater through Octob…

Reviews: What Are Critics Saying About the North American Premiere of the Broadway-Bound & Juliet? by Raven Brunner

The musical runs through August 14 at Toronto's Princess of Wales Theatre.

Chris Hoch, Kristen Beth Williams, Jennifer Leigh Warren, More Cast in Broadway at Music Circus' Kiss Me, Kate by Andrew Gans

Performances will begin July 12 at the Sacramento venue.

‘Almost Famous’ Announces Theater and Dates as 22/23 Broadway Season Takes Shape by Billy McEntee

"Almost Famous," the new musical with book and lyrics by Cameron Crowe based on his own own iconic film, announces dates and a theater for its Broadway run. The post ‘Almost Famous’ An…

Outdoor Theater in New York City, from Lincoln Center to Little Island, The Delacorte to Delancey St. by Jonathan Mandell

Theater as we know it began outdoors, in amphitheaters such as the 2,500-year-old theater at Epidaurus, Greece, which was designed by the architect Polykleitos the Younger, and is still bein…

LD Jacklyn Ash Creates Stand Atlantic Narrative with Chauvet from Squeek Lights by Debi Moen

“Tight, soulful and full of grit” is how one music critic described the sound of Stand Atlantic, the rapidly rising pop/punk band from Sydney, Australia. The same can also be applied to …

At Ballet Theater, Visions of the Natural World and ‘Swan’ Debuts by Gia Kourlas

Catherine Hurlin makes a major debut as Odette-Odile and the company presents the New York premiere of a mystical work by Alonzo King.

Theatre Communications Group Announces RESPOND Grant Recipients by Leah Putnam

The grantees have been selected as part of THRIVE! Uplifting Theatres of Color program.

VIDEO: Disney+ Shares 'It's On' From HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL: THE SERIES Season Three

Originally featured in “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam,” “It’s On” is performed midseason when the campers are divided into two teams for Camp Shallow Lake’s annual Color War. The ne…

& Juliet North American Premiere in Toronto by Mirvish Productions

& Juliet had its triumphant premiere in Toronto on July 7, 2022. The whole city was out in style to see the PINK carpet outside the Princess of Wales Theatre. Fans of the show (and there are…

Larry Storch, Comic Actor Best Known for ‘F Troop,’ Dies at 99 by Neil Genzlinger

His well-honed comic timing, and the mimicry skills he had developed in nightclubs, served him well on one of the sillier sitcoms of the 1960s.

Phoebe Bridgers, Melissa McCarthy, Conan Gray, Kristen Bell And More On The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Next Week

An American television institution for over 60 years, 'The Tonight Show' continues to be a home to big-name celebrity guests and a stage for top musical and comedic talent.

Hulder spreads the dark wings of her black-metal hybrid on her first full-band tour by Monica Kendrick

Named for a type of eerie forest spirit from Scandinavian folklore, Hulder is the project of multi-instrumentalist Marz Riesterer (aka Marliese Beeuwsaert, formerly of Bleeder, where she was…

Beanie Feldstein, Matthew Modine, John Mulaney, Steve Carell and More On NBC'S Late Night With Seth Meyers Next Week

Beloved 'Saturday Night Live' personality - and the longest serving 'anchor' on the show's wildly popular 'Weekend Update' - Seth Meyers takes over as host of NBC's 'Late Night,' home to A-l…

Anne of Green Gables at Goodspeed Musicals by Goodspeed Musicals

A World Premiere New Musical! July 17 - Sept 4 The Goodspeed East Haddam, CT A WORLD PREMIERE! Anne Shirley just arrived on Prince Edward Island and she’s already making waves. Adopted by…

Official trailer for KIM’S CONVENIENCE at the Playhouse by Westport Country Playhouse

Check out the official trailer for Kim’s Convenience, only at Westport Country Playhouse, now through July 17! Get tickets » https://www.westportplayhouse.org/kimsconvenience KIM’S CON…

The Collaboration Comes to MTC by Sandi Durell

Manhattan Theatre Club and the Young Vic Theatre, by special arrangement with Eleanor Lloyd Productions, Anthology Theatre, Stanley Buchthal, and Denis O’Sullivan are pleased to annou…

Broadway Update by Barry Gordin

Broadway Update: Collaboration, & Juliet, Almost Famous By: David Sheward July 8, 2022: Summertime and the livin' is easy. Fewer shows are opening so my life isn't quite so hectic. B…

James Graham's Best of Enemies to Play London's West End by Logan Culwell-Block

Following a debate between a staunch conservative and an iconoclastic liberal during the 1968 presidential election, the work made its world premiere at the Young Vic last year.

The Prom | Actors Coming Home to the Bay Area by Broadwaysf

THE PROM's Kaden Kearney and Emily Borromeo grew up watching musicals at the Orpheum and Golden Gate Theatres. Watch them share what it means to them to be performing for hometown audiences.…

James Graham’s Olivier-Nominated Play Best of Enemies Set for West End Transfer by Lindsey Sullivan

Playwright James Graham, who received a 2019 Tony nomination for his play Ink, has a new work heading to the West End. Best of Enemies, which originally premiered at the Young Vic in Decemb…

Odds & Ends: Tom Hanks' Safe Home to Premiere at Shadowland Stages by Lindsey Sullivan

Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed. Safe Home Sets World Premiere Oscar winner Tom Hanks, who received a 2013 Tony nomination for his performance in Nora Ephron's Lucky…

Idris Goodwin Is New Artistic Director of Seattle Children’s Theatre by American Theatre Editors

The versatile playwright, breakbeat poet, director, and educator takes the lead at the esteemed TYA theatre this month.

The Hamilcast: A Hamilton Podcast with “Hamilton” Prop Master Jay Duckworth by Michael Eddy

In Episode #324 of The Hamilcast: A Hamilton Podcast, which aired on July 4, 2022, host Gillian Pensavalle takes a deep dive with Hamilton Prop Master Jay Duckworth on how he got his start m…

VIDEO: KINKY BOOTS at the Hollywood Bowl Begins Performances Tonight

Tthe Hollywood Bowl's production of Kinky Boots beings performances tonight and runs through July 10th, 2022, featuring Wayne Brady in the role of Lola, Jake Shears as Charlie, and Kelly Ma…

TCG Announces RESPOND Grantees for THRIVE! Uplifting Theatres of Color by Michael Eddy

Theatre Communications Group (TCG) is pleased to announce the recipients of $10,000 RESPOND grants as part of the THRIVE! Uplifting Theatres of Color program. With $1,635,000 in support from…

Check Out New Photos as London's Wicked Celebrates Milestone Performance by Andrew Gans

The international hit musical continues in the West End at the Apollo Victoria Theatre.

EVELYN Southwark Playhouse SE1 by Libby Purves and Friends

MOB JUSTICE, NO JUSTICE      There are women who, seeing a friend in an almost-good outfit, cannot help reaching out: adjusting a belt , removing  an ill-judged frill, suggesting a hat.�…

In ‘Sex T-Rex presents SKETCH T-REX,’ a favourite local troupe makes its first hilarious foray into full-length sketch comedy by Karen Fricker - Theatre Critic

Murderous puppets, feral chairs and an airborne James Bond feature in this hour-long show at the Toronto Fringe Festival

Watch a Sneak Peek at the NYC Debut of Notre Dame de Paris by Playbill

The upcoming NYC premiere of Notre Dame de Paris has extended its run by a week and will now play Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater through July 24. Performances of the cult favorite Fr…

The Merchant of Venice Reinterpreted Through Lens of Race, Time and Place by Bill Hirschman

Darius Daughtry and Grace Arts Center reimagine The Merchant of Venice in 1940s Fort Lauderdale to examine tensions when when infighting exists within the African American community. The pos…

Adam Immerwahr, Laura Lee to Lead Village Theatre by American Theatre Editors

The musicals-focused company will create a dual leadership model in place as its longtime singular leader, Robb Hunt, retires.

The Lesson review – Ionesco’s sinister comedy still shocks by Arifa Akbar

Southwark Playhouse, LondonIt can feel exasperating at times but this well-performed 1951 drama offers a smart balance of discomfort and laughs Eugène Ionesco’s single-act play, about a l…

Kenward Elmslie, Poet and Librettist, Dies at 93 by Neil Genzlinger

He collaborated on operas with Jack Beeson and Ned Rorem and published numerous poetry books. Late in life, he was victimized by theft.

Focus Center Stage: 50 Years of the Theatre on Film and Tape Archive at the NYPL by Michael Eddy

At the heart of The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts is a collection of video recordings which has documented and preserved theatre history, America’s diverse and expansive …

‘Six Chick Flicks... or a Legally Blonde Pretty Woman Dirty Danced on the Beaches While Writing a Notebook on the Titanic’ is a fast and fun satir by Karen Fricker - Theatre Critic

Kerry Ipema and KK Apple speed through a half-dozen movies in just 60 minutes

Photo Spotlight: Take a Look at Camelot Through the Years by Logan Culwell-Block, Michael Wiltbank

As Broadway prepares to revive the Lerner and Loewe King Arthur musical, we're taking a look back—and forward.

Peter Brook: Seeker, Philosopher, Bridge Builder by American Theatre Editors

In both his work and his writing, the path-breaking English director challenged all of us who make theatre to consider not only how we do it but why.

Bill Thompson: The Man Who Was “Droopy” by Trav S.D.

A brief appreciation today for the genius of radio and cartoon voice-over actor Bill Thompson (1913-1971). A Terra Haute native, Thompson was the son of two performing vaudevillians. He was …

‘We are the new mecca’: can New York’s underground ballroom scene survive the hype? by Michael Cuby

As the ballroom community attracts mainstream attention – and influence – many within the scene view the growing popularity with skepticism and trepidation The temperature was barely bel…

Objectified, derided, demeaned: sexism is still rampant on stage in the era of #MeToo by Arifa Akbar

From Jerusalem and Pretty Woman to a 70s Alan Bennett farce, unreconstructed attitudes and old-fashioned smut still permeate British theatre. And irony is not much of a defence If the theatr…

Denzel Washington & Megan Rapinoe by NPR

Washington and Rapinoe are among this year's recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Washington's films include "Malcolm X," "Philadelphia," "Glory," and "Training Day." Rapinoe is …

Photos: Robert De Niro Visits Billy Crystal at MR. SATURDAY NIGHT

Robert De Niro recently stopped by Mr. Saturday Night on Broadway to pay a visit to Billy Crystal. BroadwayWorld was there and you can check out photos of the two stars backstage here!

Photos: Hillary Clinton, Maya Rudolph and More Visit POTUS on Broadway

Hillary Clinton, Maya Rudolph, and more special guests visited POTUS on Broadway last night, July 7. BroadwayWorld was there to capture photos of the guests with the POTUS cast. Check out th…

Annie Hamilton, Jes Tom, Emmy Blotnick, and Mo Welch Set for Cherry Lane Theatre's A Summer of Comedy by Margaret Hall

The season is presented in part by Trans icon Elliot Page.

‘The Seagull’ Review: Emilia Clarke, Indira Varma Shine in a Production That Doesn’t Fly by Gordon Cox

The aesthetic is austere, the emotional range fiercely compressed and the intent is relentlessly pure, but that’s only to be expected in Samuel Beckett’s “The Seagull.” Wait, what? O…

GRACE NOTES: Friday, July 8, 2022 by Susan Grace

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PAUL SCOFIELD: AN ACTOR FOR ALL SEASONS by Ron Fassler

Paul Scofield as Sir Thomas More in the film of “A Man for All Seasons” (1966).The title of Garry O’Connor’s 2002 biography Paul Scofield: An Actor for All Seasons seemed an appropr…

Rediscovering A. Whitney Brown by Trav S.D.

The title of this post is less an expression of what I’m up to than a call to action, a recommendation to re-evaluate for the admitted few who care. Today marks the 70th birthday of humori…

As Aladdin, Michael Maliakel Brings His Real Self to the Fictional Agrabah by Talaura Harms

The Indian American actor chats about why representation really matters.

The Sun Sets on Southern Rep by American Theatre Editors

After 36 years of artistry in the Gulf South, and a move to a permanent space that didn't pan out, the theatre's board president says they have "exhausted all options."

A-Typical Rainbow review – sparky debut from a promising playwright by Arifa Akbar

Turbine theatre, LondonJJ Green’s play, in which he also stars, contrasts the struggles his autistic hero faces with the rich world of his imagination This debut play about a boy growing u…

PATIENCE – 2d Stage Theater Uptown by Sandi Durell

Second Stage Theater (Carole Rothman, President & Artistic Director; Khady Kamara, Executive Director) has announced casting for the upcoming world premiere production of PATIENCE by�…

‘The Collaboration’ to receive its American premiere on Broadway by Caitlin Hornik

Manhattan Theatre Club and the Young Vic Theatre have announced that “The Collaboration” will open on Broadway this fall. MTC’s artistic director Lynne Meadow and executive producer Ba…

Heart – Jade Anouka by Sandi Durell

The world premiere of HEART, written by and starring acclaimed British performer and poet Jade Anouka, directed by Ola Ince, and produced by Audible Inc. – the leading creator and pro…

Free As a Bird: A Review of Where We Belong at Goodman Theatre by Ted C. Fishman

Madeline Sayet, a Mohegan writer/performer brings her autobiographical one-woman show, "Where We Belong," to the Goodman’s intimate Owen Theatre.

Today on Broadway: Friday, July 8, 2022 by Matt Tamanini

“& Julet,” “Almost Famous,” “The Collaboration” Announce Broadway Theaters and Dates! “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theat…

The Seagull, Harold Pinter Theatre: Game of Thrones star’s West End debut doesn’t half drag-on by Jessie Thompson

Indira Varma is excellent, but this self-referential rewrite of Chekhov’s 1895 play feels slow and self-indulgent

ArtsBeat TV/Radio 708/22. Playhouse on Park and Chester Theatre by Mark G. Auerbach

ArtsBeat TV/Radio from WCPC15 and 89.5fm/WSKB 7/08/22. Darlene Zoller stages “Pippin” at Playhouse on Park, and meet Micheline Wu and Christopher Patrick Mullen from Chester’s “Bird…

ShentonSTAGE Daily for FRIDAY JULY 8 by Mark Shenton

... Read More The post ShentonSTAGE Daily for FRIDAY JULY 8 first appeared on Shenton Stage.

Recovering goth by Isa Giallorenzo

“I kinda got it on a whim,” says Alexis P. Morgan, 30, about the dazzling two-piece ensemble she purchased from Boohoo. “I normally don’t get super colorful things, but I’ve been b…

A New York armory from the Gilded Age is a haven for the cutting edge by Peter Marks

Now featuring a surveillance-state “Hamlet,” the Park Avenue Armory is a magnet for the arts on a grand scale.

Underwood Lane review – John Byrne’s rock’n’roll musical has pure heart by Mark Fisher

Johnstone town hallA 60s Scottish skiffle band aim for the big time in the Tutti Frutti writer’s tribute piece to Baker Street singer and teenage friend Gerry Rafferty John Byrne is not a …

‘Jamie Lloyd is a genius’: THE SEAGULL – Harold Pinter Theatre ★★★★★ by Rev Stan

At the Harold Pinter Theatre this is The Seagull as a tragic love story turned up to the max. It opens up new avenues in what is a familiar play and takes a fresh approach to what you'd expe…

Monobody guitarist Conor Mackey gets even wilder with the IDM project Lynyn by Leor Galil

Conor Mackey plays guitar in postrock group Monobody, which is how you know he has unpredictable energy—any musician tasked with creating rogue jazz flourishes and postmetal freakouts whil…

Cutting a Script for One Act Play Competitions by Elissa Marele

One Act Play Competitions are often a major date in high school theatre calendars. In our latest post, we offer some tips & ideas for preparing your entry!

The Weekend File: Releasing the Hounds, putting the Doobies in your funk and fun-sized films by Michael Pound / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Boogie wonderland: dance is at the heart of Everything I Know About Love by Lyndsey Winship

The TV adaptation of Dolly Alderton’s memoir depicts the triumph of female friendship in its characters’ dazzling and defiant urge to make the world their dancefloor The TV adaptation of…

The Tempest review – Deborah Warner’s grimy island engrosses and disgusts by David Jays

Ustinov, BathThe veteran director’s arrestingly visceral production honours the sheer strangeness of Shakespeare’s late play One of Britain’s most visionary directors, Deborah Warner, …

On the Couch with Rebecca Lang

The post On the Couch with Rebecca Lang appeared first on Australian Arts Review.

Recommended Theater: GET OUT ALIVE (Haven, The Den) by Lamont Williams

GET IN Beginning tonight from Haven is Nikki Lynette’s multidisciplinary afrogoth musical Get Out Alive, co-directed by Roger Ellis and Lucky Stiff, which features the writer and her…

Product Reviews for Encores 2022 Season - Into the Woods Tote Bag - Playbill Store

Encores 2022 Season - Into the Woods Tote Bag (ENC22WOODSTOTE). stars, based on 0 reviews. Celebrate the 2022 Encores! season with this Into ...

Disney's Beauty and the Beast West End Cast Members Play "Be Our Guest... Take Our Test!"

The musical revival is now running at the London Palladium.

West End and Broadway playwright Suzie Miller’s new play ANNA K premieres at Malthouse by Aussie Theatre

Malthouse Theatre will premiere award-winning Australian playwright Suzie Miller’s new play Anna K this August. Anna Kay—a top rating television

The Seagull review – woodchip-walled Chekhov is hypnotic by Arifa Akbar

Harold Pinter theatre, LondonEmilia Clarke and Indira Varma star in Jamie Lloyd’s stripped-back West End production which asks probing questions about performance Chekhov’s drama about …

Dolly Parton’s hit musical arrives in Melbourne this weekend! by Aussie Theatre

After wildly successful seasons in Sydney and Brisbane, Dolly Parton’s smash-hit West End musical, 9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL, arrives

Kinky Boots Starring Wayne Brady Plays Hollywood Bowl July 8 by Leah Putnam

The Los Angeles venue's production also stars Jake Shears, Kelly Marie Tran, and more.

Elliot Clay's Millennials Opens July 8 at London's The Other Palace by Raven Brunner

The work first premiered at MTFestUK and showcases the frustrations of young people.

Martyna Majok's Sanctuary City Begins West Coast Premiere July 8 by Leah Putnam

The Pulitzer winner's play about two DREAMers in contemporary America is playing Berkeley Rep.

With a New Show and a New Picture Book, Ali Stroker Continues to Change the Narrative - The 'Oklahoma!' Tony winner discusses accessibility, represent by Christina Trivigno

The Oklahoma! Tony winner discusses accessibility, representation and playing Anne in Richard III --- Ali Stroker won a Tony Award for her incredible performance as Ado Annie in Oklahoma! on…

How Myra Lucretia Taylor Is Changing Lives in 'Tina' - With the Tina Turner musical closing in August, the Tony nominee looks back on her journey with by Raven Snook

With the Tina Turner musical closing in August, the Tony nominee looks back on her journey with the production --- In the Broadway musical Tina, legendary character actress Myra Lucretia Tay…