Archie Moore unveils a new moving image commission at Samstag Museum of Art

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Funny Is As Funny Does: “The Big Gay Jamboree.” by Ron Fassler

October 6, 2024 Theater Review by Ron Fassler . . . It’s big (well, not that big). It’s gay (it’s very gay). And if a log line like “Stacey woke up in some b*tch ass Music Man …

Bisexual Intellectuals

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“Black Men Everywhere!” Takes No Prisoners—at The Marsh by Robert M. Gardner

Jinho “Piper” Ferreira Chronicles Black “Justice” in 2024 by Robert M. Gardner “Love is stronger than Hate, Justice is stronger than Fear.” Jinho “Piper” Ferreira repeats the…

Hannah Gadsby Heads Off-Broadway With WOOF! — Review

Theatrely's Off-Broadway review of Woof! from Hannah Gadsby at the Abrons Arts Center in New York City

WOOF! by Holli Harms

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Sondheim’s Follies to open Victorian Opera’s 2025 Season

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Juno and the Paycock, Gielgud Theatre review - a shockingly original centenary revival of O'Casey's tragi-comedy by Heather Neill

J Smith-Cameron and Mark Rylance bring the classic characters to life "Captain" Jack Boyle is a fantasist, a mythmaker, a storyteller. He relishes an audience - usually his sidekick, Joxer. …

NIDA announces over $1m in Scholarships for 2025

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Juno and the Paycock review – Mark Rylance delights as a drunken fantasist Dubliner by Arifa Akbar

Gielgud theatre, LondonRylance is entertainingly Chaplinesque as a dissolute husband in Seán O’Casey’s 1924 tragicomedy, but Succession’s J Smith-Cameron is its heart and soul as the …

Juno and The Paycock: Mark Rylance’s charisma knits together a crowded production that needs room to breathe by Alice Saville

Despite the marketing behind it, Matthew Warchus’s play doesn’t do much to update either the gender roles or the aesthetic of this stubbornly traditional Irish masterpiece

SIX 3rd anniversary speech by bwaySHO

Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Top Language Learning Apps by Lesley Armstrong

The advent of technology has made language learning a more accessible endeavor, thanks to the proliferation of education-focused applications. Here, we delve into the details and provide a c…

A Comprehensive “Live Lingua Review”: Understanding its Approach to Language Learning by Lesley Armstrong

Language learning apps have become popular due to their accessibility and user-friendly approach. However, many users express disappointment when these apps fail to deliver the desired resul…

Modesto native cast in 'truly a dream role' in 'Les Misérables' North American tour - MSN

... story on Playbill.com. How To Borrow From Your Home Without Touching Your Mortgage · Ad. CompareCards. She will begin performing in the musical, ...

Broadway Outrage Over Dimming of Theater Lights for Tony Winner Gavin Creel, Longtime “Cats” Star Ken Page by Roger Friedman

Who deserves to have Broadway’s bright lights dimmed when they pass away? There’s now an all out war between the theater community and the Broadway League over decisions concerning two p…

Dirty Laundry **** by Barry Gordin

By: David Sheward October 6, 2024: The cast list for Mathilde Dratwa’s Dirty Laundry at the WP (Women’s Project) Theater, gave me pause. Three female characters are listed as Blue, Re…

SIX Broadway sing-along by bwaySHO

Nowhere review – an audacious and radical message for peace by Arifa Akbar

Battersea Arts Centre, LondonMixing the personal and political into one consciousness-raising ‘anti-biography’, Khalid Abdalla’s solo show takes in western colonialism, 9/11, British i…

This Week on Broadway for October 6, 2024: Yellow Face by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino and Michael Portantiere talk about Yellow Face, The Hills of California, McNeal, Preview – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee @ Kennedy Center, TOSOS (…

Gavin Creel’s Beloved Al Hirschfeld Theatre Breaks Ranks To Join Broadway Light Dimming Tribute; Actors’ Equity Takes Stance On Growing Controvers by Greg Evans

The late Gavin Creel once expressed his love for a particular Broadway venue and the cast that had joined him there. “When I die, the Heavens will open and we’ll all go to the Al Hirschf…

In ‘Slam!’ circus and theater gave ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ competition by Lily Janiak

In Cirque Flip Fabrique and Ex Machina’s circus-theater hybrid, deep understanding and love of wrestling norms yield delightful scenarios.

Everything We Know About Broadway-Bound MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL

Taylor Mac and Jason Robert Brown's MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL, is coming to Broadway in 2025. What do we know so far about the new musical?

Concert Review: ‘ARTS by George!’ and ‘Lea Salonga in Concert’ at the George Mason University Center for the Arts by Jeannette Mulherin

Since 2006, the annual “ARTS by George!” gala has been a George Mason University tradition that brings together students, faculty, and community arts enthusiasts to support scholarships…

Exclusive: Oh My Pod U Guys- Reading Is Fundamental with Sarah Killough

In this video, I am joined by Broadway performer Sarah Killough! Sarah has been seen on Broadway in four critically acclaimed plays, most recently taking over the role of Eva full-time in To…

Blood/Love by Steven Morris

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Angry and Young, Almeida Theatre review - vigorous and illuminating double bill by Aleks.sierz

Two all-time 1950s classics, 'Look Back in Anger' and 'Roots', get super revivals by young directors Why should we not look back in anger? With the Oasis reunion tour in the news recently, …

The Magic of Mitchell Leisen by Trav S.D.

The second act of Mitchell Leisen (1898-1972) has arrived posthumously, but to misappropriate an attrocious line of Robin Williams, beter latent than never? Numerous in-depth articles about …

Elaine Paige on Sunday Plays Fan Favorites from Wicked, Company, Matilda and More by Broadway.com

Olivier-winning actress Elaine Paige is giving Broadway.com listeners a chance to hear her BBC Radio 2 show Elaine Paige on Sunday. This week, Paige has the latest stage and screen news. Pl…

Reese Witherspoon’s Debut Novel Has Been in the Works for Two Years: “I Know This Character In and Out” by Kirsten Chuba

The star is writing a suspense novel alongside bestselling author Harlan Coben, based on her original idea.

Philadelphia Scavenger Hunt by Hamilton

We’re celebrating our return to Philly with a scavenger hunt for a chance to win tickets! Head to HamApp for more info. #HAMinPHL

Yellow Face by Holli Harms

Go and take someone you love and trust with you. You will laugh and think and reconsider and have moments of aha and moments of "?". And at the end take walk and talk about the play and peop…

Photos: Gwen Walz, Jane Krakowski, & Susan Sarandon Visit Todd Almond's I'M ALMOST THERE

Last week, Minnesota First Lady Gwen Walz, Jane Krakowski, and Susan Sarandon visited The New York premiere of I’m Almost There, written and performed by Todd Almond and directed by David …

The Splendors of "The Hills of California" by Jan Simpson

It kind of makes sense that so many people are drawing comparisons betweenThe Hills of California, the new Jez Butterworth play that opened this week at the Broadhurst Theatre; and Gypsy, th…

Photos: Kennedy Center's 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE in Rehearsal

Earlier this week, the cast of William Finn and Rachel Sheinkin's The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts presented a special sne…

Bright Lights Over Bentilee review – UFO show shines a light on Stoke by Clare Brennan

The Dipping House, Stoke-on-TrentClaybody Theatre’s show about a famed flying saucer sighting on a housing estate is whimsical fun Back in 1967, the most extraordinary thing about Bentilee…

White Rabbit Red Rabbit review – a game Michael Sheen hops to it by David Jays

@sohoplace, LondonNassim Soleimanpour’s experiment in live theatre has a different performer discover the script for the first time each night – but Sheen is especially well suited to it…

Boy whose Mousetrap show at school led to legal threat joins West End cast by Vanessa Thorpe

Alasdair Buchan, who directed his version aged 11 in 1997, will play mysterious stranger in long-running whodunnit As the curtain falls on every performance of The Mousetrap, the world’s …

Clare Jarvis obituary by Andrew Jarvis

My niece Clare Jarvis, who has died aged 51 from cancer, was a fine actor and a talented singer and musician. After graduating from the Manchester School of Theatre in 1994, at a time when t…

‘Mr Rossiter says he is good at madmen’: Leonard Rossiter interviewed by the Guardian in 1969 – from the archives by Terry Coleman

17 July 1969: The actor talks about his role as Hitler in Brecht’s Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, and his career so far ‘It was hard not to stare at him all the time’: inside the remark…

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland; Frontiers: Choreographers of Canada review – dreamscapes and new realities by Sarah Crompton

Royal Ballet and Opera, London; Sadler’s Wells, LondonChristopher Wheeldon’s international hit returns home as thrilling as ever. Plus: three contrasting works by the National Ballet of …

The week in theatre: Giant; Roots; Look Back in Anger – review by Susannah Clapp

Jerwood Theatre Downstairs, Royal Court; Almeida, LondonJohn Lithgow is magnificent as Roald Dahl in Nicholas Hytner’s production of an extraordinary debut play; Morfydd Clark finds her vo…

AP PHOTOS: In their 80s, these South Korean women learned reading and rap by The Associated Press

By LEE JIN-MAN CHILGOK, South Korea (AP) — Wearing an oversized bucket hat, silver chains and a black Miu Miu shirt, 82-year-old Park Jeom-sun gesticulates, her voice rising and falling wi…

Spooky witches take the stage along with family favorites this week in CT arts by Christopher Arnott

The Courant's arts picks for Oct. 6-12 include country crooner Brett Young, comedian Jessica Kirso, Nell Campbell hosting a "Rocky Horror" event and Mexican singer Peso Pluma.

Hartford Stage opens its season with a creepy, complex ‘Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’ by Christopher Arnott

Melia Bensussen is directing Jeffrey Hatcher's stage adaptation of the horror classic at Hartford Stage Oct. 10 through Nov. 3.

Two teens came to Hartford for a fight club vacation. Here’s how they wound up making a crime movie by Christopher Arnott

Two 19-year-old New Yorkers were stuck with little to do in Hartford during a getaway, so they wrote, cast and shot a crime thriller now on Amazon Prime Video.

Yo-Yo Ma, Jon Bon Jovi to raise cash for Harris in final stretch by Tribune News Service

WASHINGTON — A slew of celebrities and politicians are set to raise cash for Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign in the monthlong stretch before Election Day. Notable names such as ce…

Through Barbed Jokes, “Yellow Face” Takes on Ethnic Identity and Bias in America by Eyal Solomon

Theater Review by Stuart Miller… In the middle of “Yellow Face,” David Henry Hwang’s funny but pointed look at ethnic identity and bias in America, the character of David Henry Hwang…

On the Couch with Stefanie Caccamo

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