"A fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth dessert," The Importance of Being Earnest is "delectable" (Toronto Star). Oscar Wilde's brilliantly witty comedy is "hugely funny" in this "stylish," "playful" and "sumptuous" production (The Glo…
Dear England, Ink, Sherwood … I owe my career to publicly funded art. Never downplay it: it’s how we speak to each otherJames Graham is a British playwright and television writerIt shoul…
Broadway has a long history of actors becoming directors and/or choreographers. Bob Fosse, Graciela Daniele, Joe Mantello, and Maria Friedman are but a few. These days, Michael Arden carries…
Across generations, Lai Hung-Chung and Shen Wei are grappling with the possibilities of Chinese contemporary dance as they present their work in New York.
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By Andrew Poretz... Jazz singer and songwriter Deanna Kirk and storyteller Lisa Faith Phillips teamed up at Pangea to bring the songs and lives of Jacques Brel and Michel Legrand to life.
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Hacks star Meg Stalter jumps into the hoop skirt as Mary Todd Lincoln in Cole Escola's Oh, Mary! on July 6. Barrett Foa and Ryo Kamibayashi also begin in the roles of Mary's Teacher and Ma…
For the first several minutes of Sleuth, I wasn’t entirely sure what kind of game playwright Anthony Shaffer (“Death on the Nile“) wanted me to play. Sitting in the beautifully reimagi…
Ryo Kamibayashi and Barrett Foa join the Cole Escola play alongside the Hacks favorite.
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Camping is the most American of summer activities, the tent a symbol of our pioneering spirit, family adventures, adolescent bonding, adult escape. For Ari and Brit, their tent is simulta…
Went to a friend's wedding in June. It was lovely. The dramas I watched were less lovely. *************Daily Dose of SunshineI appreciate that conversations around mental health in Korea m…
Toronto Fringe Review: Yanik Gosselin delivers a deeply personal cabaret celebrating the remarkable women who taught him how to dream By Ross One of the greatest pleasures of spending severa…
AMBITION, LOVE AND CHOICES IN AN OLDER IRELAND Jonathan Bank’s Mint Theater company lately gave us an arresting revival of Miles Malleson’s Yours Unfaithfully in this theatre,…
Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere review Are You Now or Have You Ever Been, An American Docudrama @ New York City Center, That Math Show @ Theater 555. We then talk about…
Charlaina Thompson brings DUST to the Edinburgh Fringe, a powerful new solo drama rooted in real-life stories of the 1973 Lofthouse Colliery disaster The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Cha…
Michaela O’Connor brings Sand to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026 as co-creator and co-director with Kook Ensemble The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Michaela O’Connor on Sand at Summerhall a…
Berkshire Theatre Group has extended its run of Lovesong due to high ticket demand. The production will now run through Saturday, August 29 at 7pm at The Unicorn Theatre in Stockbridge. D…
Jack Ellis returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with Van Gogh & Me, a striking new solo play exploring the turbulent relationship between Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Gauguin The post Edinburgh …
Mandy Rubeli brings DINOSAURS to the Edinburgh Fringe, a genre-bending new play that combines dark comedy with an exploration of trauma and healing The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Mandy…
Bailey Edwards brings their debut play Play Dead to the Edinburgh Fringe, a darkly comic and emotionally charged exploration of heartbreak and identity The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: B…
Nate Wise brings I’m Mom to the Edinburgh Fringe, a deeply personal solo show blending comedy, theatre and therapy The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Nate Wise on I’m Mom at Just The T…
Petunia Hu brings Cinderella and Frankenstein’s Monster Are Dead to the Edinburgh Fringe, a powerful new play exploring identity, migration and the search for belonging The post Edinburgh …
Broadway, CatfordJustice Ezi tackles racism, belonging and the sometimes-shadowy business of sport in this well-paced and plotted drama with a genuinely nail-biting final shootoutEntering th…
To celebrate America 250, star Idina Menzel brought her Tony Award-winning pipes to Philadelphia to perform "The Star-Spangled Banner" as part of the city's July 4th celebration. The Broadwa…
Maya Shoham makes their Edinburgh Fringe debut with In Other Words, a bold and imaginative solo show exploring language, identity and the limits of expression The post Edinburgh Fringe Inter…
We spoke to Dennis T. Giacino & Fiely Matias about bringing Disenchanted! to Edinburgh Fringe 2026. Expect sass, satire and showstopping songs The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Dennis…
Fringe First award-winning writer Tom Brennan returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with Overtone, a gripping new play The post Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Tom Brennan on Overtone at Pleasance app…
The new musical "A Walk on the Moon" by original screenwriter Pamela Gray and composer and lyricist AnnMarie Milazzo is pleasant but innocuous. Based on the hit 1999 movie set during the sum…
Audiobook narrator Heather Anne Henderson will present the book, a travelogue about a widow and her children sailing the British Columbia waterways nearly a century ago.
Whether you are Team Black or Team Green, there is probably a stage veteran on your side. Like other HBO shows such as The Gilded Age and Julia, the Game of Thrones spin-off, House of the…
Lowry, SalfordThese lonely travellers overlap with Bowie’s Maj Tom, Ryan Gosling in Project Hail Mary or Spielberg’s Disclosure Day as they contemplate our place in the vastness of the v…
Fruit Market, HullAssigned roles as the unlucky inhabitants of a remote village audience members must avoid ending up on the pyre in this high-camp game of smut and survival‘But is it thea…
When you look across the culture at what is gaining traction, some common themes emerge.
Here’s your guide to what’s happening on Pittsburgh area stages this week and through the end of August, from onStage Pittsburgh. Check back frequently as shows are being added regularly…
By LOU HARRY I laughed a lot during Iceboy, the new musical getting what producers hope is a pre-Broadway run at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago. The new musical concerns a wealthy actress’…
Most people dream of winning an Oscar. Craig Horsley simply decided to buy one. That audacious premise fuels I Want Joan Crawford’s Oscar, a humorous and surprisingly suspenseful new solo …
Back in Los Angeles for the first time in 22 years, New York City Ballet made a celebrated return to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion with two distinctly different mixed-repertory programs. …
Odom Jr.'s first entrance onstage as Aaron Burr at the Victoria Palace Theatre was met with thunderous applause.
The Tall Ship above (and in a video below) is The Esmeralda, from Chile. It took a couple of hours for any of the Tall Ships to start sailing by on the Hudson River this July 4th morning, Am…
off-Broadway – Laura Pels Theater. June 29-Aug. 22, 2026. Musical. Book/Additional Lyrics: Pamela Gray. Score: AnnMarie Milazzo. Director: Sheryl Kaller. 2 hrs, 15 min. Critic: David Shewa…
Review: Shear Madness at The Mill at Sonning "What makes this play funny is its audience" The post Review: Shear Madness at The Mill at Sonning appeared first on Theatre Weekly.
Executive Director Becky Wilkins on releasing two records at once, running the Rafael Méndez Brass Institute and why an all-brass ensemble is worth a listen
At the Breckenridge Backstage Theatre, an inventive transforming set and a twisty second act pay off a family-friendly whodunit.
Darleen Ortega reviews the festival's "Henry Four, Part One," "The Taming of the Shrew," and "Emma" on the outdoor stage, plus "You Are Cordially Invited to the End of the World!" in the int…
Toronto Fringe Review: Bruce Dow’s intimate musical uncovers emotional depth inside Oscar Wilde’s timeless fairy tale By Ross The first stop on any Toronto Fringe adventure always feels …
Broadway’s Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York), a British musical import that got terrific reviews but could always use some help in enticing ticket-buyers, has landed on a light-…
