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The theatre and dates have been announced for Quentin Tarantino’s debut play, The Popinjay Cavalier, which will star Sacha Baron Cohen in London. the play will begin previews at the Phoeni…
Nick Hern Books and An Tobar and Mull Theatre have teamed up to launch the Playground Residency, a new paid residency programme for professional playwrights on the Isle of Mull The post Nick…
I remember the day I first saw Heidi Blickenstaff. It was a rainy Saturday afternoon, and we were waiting for the matinee of this quirky new show off-Broadway, [title of show]. I knew nothin…
Award-winning Durham-based Elysium Theatre Company has announced the London premiere of its critically acclaimed production of The Moth The post Elysium Theatre Company brings acclaimed poli…
Landmarks around the world have been illuminated in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera The post Global landmarks light up to celebrate 40…
Reading Town HallThe standup’s new tour covers cross-cultural identity, Hollywood mix-ups and exactly how honest to be about your children’s arts and crafts outputHow British is Sindhu V…
Interview: Award-winning playwright and screenwriter Natalie Ekberg brings HIM to the Union Theatre this October The post Interview: Natalie Ekberg on HIM at Union Theatre appeared first on …
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New production images have been released for the London engagement of Disney’s High School Musical, which begins performances tonight at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre The post First Look…
Tickets for the highly anticipated new musical stage adaptation of Nanny McPhee, will go on sale from 12pm on Wednesday 14 October The post On Sale Dates Announced for Emma Thompson’s Nann…
A brand new stage adaptation of Porridge, based on the classic BBC comedy by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais, will tour the UK from September 2027 The post New Stage Adaptation of Porridge A…
Neil Morrissey will join the cast of Fourteen Again, the critically acclaimed musical featuring the songs of Victoria Wood and a book by Tom MacRae The post Neil Morrissey Joins Cast of Four…
Joey Arias and Basil Twist have resurrected their trippy 2008 hit, “Arias With a Twist.” Just don’t call it drag.
Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is October 12, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed over the weekend. NEW - BWW For You, Personalized S…
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Adrian Danchig-Waring wasn’t sure he would walk again after a harrowing illness, but he returned to dance, better than ever. Now the City Ballet principal bids farewell.
The production marks the Hollywood director’s first play written for the stage, which he will also directSacha Baron Cohen will headline Quentin Tarantino’s play The Popinjay Cavalier w…
Peter Flannery’s 90s TV drama classic is getting a theatre reworking in Newcastle. The director and cast talk about doing justice to its themes of scandal and decay – and emulating its s…
The play's lead star Sacha Baron Cohen said he is "beyond delighted" to be losing his "West End virginity" with the famed writer-director.
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David Gordon| Playwright Eliya Smith and the Goat Exchange’s Chloe Claudel and Mitchell Polonsky discuss the new work Two Girls and their upcoming collabs at Under the Radar. ||Off-Broadwa…
Brian Scott Lipton| The Broadway actor discusses playing Shakespeare, pursuing big dreams, and creating Broadway Sings. ||Broadway|Bill Rauch,Broadway Sings,Corey Mach,Great Lakes Theater,Jo…
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David Gordon| The playwright discusses adapting the iconic horror franchise for the stage, building scares through misdirection, and the human haunts behind it. ||Broadway|Levi Holloway,Para…
The post The Last Five Years returns to Sydney and Melbourne in 2027 appeared first on Australian Arts Review.
Christian Borle, Stephanie J. Block, Brandon Uranowitz, Andrew Rannells, Betsy Wolfe, Tracie Thoms in 2026 – Photo Credit Jenny Anderson Two sold-out Carnegie Hall concerts lead to a third…
Macon Prickett returned to 54 Below for the fifth time with Hello, Macon! A Musical Tribute to Jerry Herman, delivering an evening filled with music, comedy, infectious energy, and heartfel…
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"Soon" is a timely attempt to deal with climate change while wedding it to more personal happenings in a person’s life. Writing book, music and lyrics, Nick Blaemire could have used anothe…
Known from cartoons, television, and film, the creepy brood can also belt out some tunes at McLean’s Alden Theatre. By JEFFREY WALKER
It says something about human nature and the state of the world that howls of laughter accompanied outrage piled upon outrage in "Ulster American," the savagely funny play at barebones produ…
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‘Fall seemed like the ideal time for a play about a witch resurrecting her dead best friend.’ By AMANDA ZEITLER
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company offers a compelling take on a classic tale sbout the dangers of unchecked ambition and the consequences of playing God. By CONSTANCE BEULAH
“The Popinjay Cavalier,” directed by Tarantino, is scheduled to open for previews in London’s West End in February.￥
Sacha Baron Cohen will star in the title role of The Popinjay Cavalier, a new swashbuckling stage comedy written and directed by Quentin Tarantino The post Sacha Baron Cohen to star in Quent…
The new comedy from the Pulp Fiction creator will open across the pond in 2027.
Arthur Miller Powerfully Mixes Fantasy & Truth by Raffaele Antonio Scullari Sitting in the dark, watching Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman,” it hit me: this isn’t just some…
They can sing and they can throw! On Saturday, October 10th the national touring cast of Disney's Beauty and the Beast joined Derek Klena on the field at National's Park in Washington DC …
In Tom Rowan’s "Burning Leaves," a play of considerable tenderness and moral complexity, the distance between being someone’s inspiration and becoming someone’s responsibility proves b…
The extended world premiere will continue through October 25.
Tony Award winner Billy Crystal recently opened up about finding humor amid personal tragedy and bringing his experiences to Broadway in his new one-man show, 860, during an interview with T…
Fish – 07 October 2026 The Internet is a myriad of possibilities, and giant mistakes waiting to happen when one gets carried away. Fish by playwright Melis Aker explores what happens when …
Zachary Stewart| Melis Aker’s new play makes its debut at WP Theater. ||Off-Broadway|Alyssa May Gold,Kario Marcel,Melis Aker,New Light Theater Project,Noor Theater Company,Roxanna Hope Rad…
By GUILHERME MELETTI YAZBEK The Byham Theater opened its portion of Pittsburgh Dance Council season on Saturday night with a full house and, before the curtain rose, something relatively…
Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about Slam Frank @ Orpheum Theatre, A Celebration of Rodgers and Hart @ Carnegie Hall, School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Pla…
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By Alix Cohen... Leslee Warren's re-entrance into the cabaret community is terrific. Book the Urban Stages repeat! show!
The Olivier Award-winning musical The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is set to make its Australian premiere at the Sydney Opera House The post West End hit The Curious Case of Benjamin Butt…
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Ira Sachs and David Turpin turn to the artists, lovers, and chosen families living in the shadow of AIDS. By Ross The AIDS crisis of the late 1980s hangs…
