Legendary looks! Solea Pfeiffer, Liisi LaFontaine and the cast of WANTED celebrate their opening night on Broadway. Find your seats now to the new musical by tapping over to Broadway.com https://www.broadway.com/shows/want…
Peter Filichia and James Marino talk about A Few Good Men, Waiting for Lefty @ Classic Stage Company, Midnight @ Daryl Roth Theatre, and The Steel Man @ 59e59. After our reviews, James talks…
“Passing Strange” will seem just a little less strange to theatergoers now than it might have when it opened on Broadway in 2007 and scored big wins at the Tonys, the Drama Desk Awards a…
By GUILHERME MELETTI YAZBEK The black box of the Cultural Trust’s Peirce Studio had been shaped into something that overlapped theater and archive. Audiences found themselves arranged in a…
Here’s your guide to what’s happening on Pittsburgh area stages from onStage Pittsburgh. Check back frequently as shows are being added and updated regularly. Opening This Week Continuin…
National storytelling initiative by Baltimore Center Stage and Breaking the Binary Theatre supports transgender and gender non-conforming playwrights and the development of new work.
For anyone who questions the future of local theater, its vitality and quality will be reaffirmed Nov. 16 in the annual “theater prom” celebration – the Carbonell Awards Ceremony at FA…
In this confident and delicate new play by Dan Giles, a brother and sister give anticapitalist absolutism the old college try.
At Theatre Artibus, an absurdist take on the rigors of marriage.
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, put a a pep in your step with show tunes and m…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Scott Thompson unleashes Buddy Cole in a razor-sharp solo comedy born from a little unfinished business. By Ross Scott Thompson has spent a good many years figuri…
The Pulitzer Prize-nominated play comes to Broadway with a cast that includes Tony winner Michael Cerveris.
Despite some flaws, striking design and strong performances make this Agatha Christie murder mystery worth watching. By SHERRITA WILKINS
William Shakespeare wrote The Taming of the Shrew in the late 1500’s as a comedy, numerous adaptions of the tale have been created for different creative genres including the stage, musica…
Greta Lau, part of ART's "Pathways" program, dives deep into the meanings of a play that blends humor, sibling rivalry, gender, Jewish life and a spicy concoction in a pot.
This week's BroadwayWorld Crossword is up, and it has 14 answers in a 15x15 grid. Two are people, five are shows, three are venues and three are theatre terms.The clues come from the week's …
A hard-working Andrew Barth Feldman plays the ruthless Roman emperor in this bewildering musical mishmash scored by the late Duncan Sheik; Sally Dexter - in fine, feral voice - plays the doo…
Wanted has rolled onto Broadway, guns blazin’. The new musical follows Mary and Martha Clarke, a pair of Black sisters in Reconstruction-era Texas who pass for white and embark on a series…
A report has raised the possibility of Steven Spielberg directing his first stage musical at the Public Theater, with Jeanine Tesori and Tony Kushner reportedly writing. A Christmas-linked p…
Honoree Thomas Kail photos by Ben Bomier for Mia Isabella Photography What can six playwrights, six directors, and two dozen actors create in just 24 hours? At The 24 Hour Plays on Broadway …
Powerhouse Parramatta has opened with five exhibitions, a 23-day festival and a 24-hour riverside public realm. The opening weighs the museum's access model against its published cost, deliv…
The Provincetown Playhouse in Greenwich Village, close by Washington Square Park, was probably the most important progressive theater in New York in the early 1920s, as witness two plays cur…
Rome wasn’t built in a day; but, 6 fun plays were. Thanks to 24 Hour Plays a packed audience in Todd Haimes Theatre, enjoyed an evening of fast paced fully produced entertainment on Monday…
As Rose in Stage 62’s "Gypsy," Becki Toth’s Broadway belt is creating seismic waves at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall in Carnegie.
For America’s 250th, Teatro Grattacielo has offered something bracing and gentle at once: a new work that brings the Revolution close enough to touch and a Puccini reconceived as the shape…
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There is so much in this play, both in the script and in the tremendous physicalness of the acting, that some of the logic of the created world gets sidestepped, but let it go and let yourse…
When Gov. Wes Moore signed the State of Maryland’s FY2027 Capital Budget Bill in April, Young Artists of America® (YAA) crossed the halfway mark on their $8M Building Dreams capital campa…
Review: Femina at The Place "a breakthrough that pushes the sensory limits to the maximum without hesitation" The post Review: Femina at The Place appeared first on Theatre Weekly.
This is a night of remembrance and discovery, of revisiting old stories while making room for new ones. Watching them felt less like observing a play than being welcomed into a family's ho…
A ravishing memory play set in Spanish Harlem where life in 1962 among Puerto Ricans is beautifully brought to the stage; an infant’s death is traumatic. The post Boy Santos appeared firs…
Civility is stomped on; adults act like children; selfishness and image override humanity and loyalties are forged and dissipated in the uproariously funny, deeply insightful God of Carnage …
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We all recall high school horror stories that served as fodder for TV and movies – Freak and Geeks, Gossip Girl, Glee, Heathers, Mean Girls.) Arriving on Broadway a decade after its Off-Br…
Take an exclusive look inside the Galileo sitzprobe with Raúl Esparza and Jeremy Kushnier singing "The Man You Think I Am." The clip gives another taste of the Zoe Sarnak and Michael Weiner…
There will be wars and rumors of wars: At Third Rail, actor Isaac Lamb and musician Jeff Kerestes bring an updated version of Homer's epic to vivid and ever-repeating life.
Aaron Sorkin's dialogue thunders through the courtroom in this revival of his breakout play. Lane Williamson reviews. The post Review: A Few Good Men at the Vivian Beaumont Theater appeared…
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By David Greenham A compelling cast brings warmth, humor, and resolve to Front Porch Arts Collective’s stirring portrait of Black washerwomen fighting for their rights in 1881 Atlanta. The…
The holidays are coming! If your holiday plans include seeing a Broadway show, take note of the special holiday schedules for this Christmas/New Year's week. All information is subject to…
At New York City Center, Lin-Manuel Miranda (music & lyrics) and Quiara Alegría Hudes’ (book) "In the Heights" arrives with the particular pleasure of a work whose cultural influence …
The company’s 62nd season, “More Than Meets the Eye,” runs May 29-Sept. 18 and includes Shakespeare, Noël Coward and a musical comedy.
By JAMES H. LEWIS In 1878, Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, coming off a disastrous marriage, retired to Italy where he completed the score for Eugene Onegin and his Fourth Symphony. Inspired by th…
The queer singer-songwriter brought her Heavy Things Tour to Denver on Nov. 4.
A Toronto theatre review: Veronica Hortigüela and Annie Luján unleash an interactive clowning adventure of lentils, outrageous physical comedy, and occasional flashes of unexpected tendern…
Scott Colom, the Democratic Senate nominee in Mississippi who is currently 2,574 votes ahead of incumbent Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in the race, would be the first Democratic US Senator elect…
On January 7, 2025 devastating wildfires spread quickly through the Pacific Palisades, Topanga and Malibu. They resulted in the deaths of 12 people, destroyed 6,837 structures and covered 37…
Gracie McGraw anchors an exhilarating world-premiere rock opera, despite uneven handling of its darker themes.
By Alix Cohen... Precision and Control
The production is very much the musical we know and love, but with new flourishes that make for a movingly intimate experience. By D.R. LEWIS
(Lyndsey Winship’s article appeared in the Guardian, 11/6/2026; Photo: Gertrude is a goose, Claudius is a snake … Ben Duke in The Last Hamlet. Photograph: Jane Hobson.) Sadler’s Wel…
