Review: CHICAGO at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre - Broadway World

Dutch Apple celebrates the jazz age in their newest production of Chicago. Although the playbill references a cast of 22, the orchestra is the ...

THE OH-SO-BAD BUTCHER BOY  by Peter Filichia

  Good Lord!  This is the same actor who, as a teen, was so endearing as Arpad in the 2016...Continue Reading The post THE OH-SO-BAD BUTCHER BOY  appeared first on BroadwaySelect.

“Hat Matter” Returns in Style—at Z Space by Kim Waldron

Michael Wayne Turner III Shows a Little Madness Is a Good Thing by Kim Waldron First, we see a dandy, one with a vast and classy wardrobe, his face expressive with a ready smile and eloquent…

Ragtime ***** by Barry Gordin

By: Patrick Christiano A sensational staging of Ragtime the Musical, directed by Will Pomerantz, opened at Bay Street in Sag Harbor. The 1998 Tony award winner, the finale of Bay Street Th…

August Wilson's day: Grand opening casts his house as arts hub for the Hill District by Mick Stinelli / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Mind Mangler review – Magic Goes Wrong spin-off is all fun and mind games by Brian Logan

Pleasance Courtyard, EdinburghMischief Theatre are up to their old tricks as silly slapstick meets telepathy in a send-up of stage mentalism Stage mentalism – the world of Derren Brown and…

Honey, I’m Home! — Robert Icke’s “Oresteria” by Jonathan Kalb

If nothing else, you have to admire the chutzpah of Robert Icke’s Oresteia, which tries to collapse the 8-hour, 3-play action of Aeschylus’s monumental Oresteia—a founding work of West…

Review: 13 THE MUSICAL Soundtrack Represents Melodic Musical Theatre Teenage Angst

Teenage angst and musical theater make for a very specific buying demographic.

Photo/Video: Get A First Look At The Muny's JOSEPH Starring Jessica Vosk, Jason Gotay, Mykal Kilgore & More

Buy tickets now for The Muny's JOSEPH August 12th though 18th.

FroSkate shoe release, tattoos, music fests by Micco Caporale and Salem Collo-Julin

FroSkate, a BIPOC-led skate collective that centers female, trans, queer, and gender nonconforming skaters, is celebrating the release of the FroSkate x Nike SB Dunk. The skate shoe drops th…

Mabel Todd: The Little Ray of Sunshine by Trav S.D.

Singer and comedienne Mabel Todd (1907-1977) was born in the Los Angeles area shortly before it became America’s film capitol. She sang and danced in vaudeville as a kid, sometimes in a tw…

On Danny Bonaduce and “Come On Get Happy” by Trav S.D.

I’m pretty sure this is my sixth Partridge Family related post: I did one on David Cassidy and the show itself; one on Shirley Jones; one on Dave Madden (Reuben Kincaid); one on The Cowsil…

Pauline Lord: More Than Mrs. Wiggs by Trav S.D.

Today, Pauline Lord (1890-1950) is remembered almost exclusively (by the few who remember her) for one of her two film roles, the title character in Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (1934), w…

This Daring Play Mines The Complicated And Fractured Familial Bonds That Tether Us To The Past by Jeryl Brunner

Aya Ogawa's compelling play, 'The Nosebleed, is now playing at Lincoln Center Theater

AUTHOR SALMAN RUSHDIE STABBED ON LECTURE STAGE IN NEW YORK by Robert Shuman

(Joshua Goodman’s article appeared on the AP, 8/13.) CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. (AP) — Salman Rushdie, whose novel “The Satanic Verses” drew death threats from Iran’s leader in the 1980s, wa…

Gertrude Stein’s Four Saints in Three Acts by Sandi Durell

The Lucille Lortel Theatre presents a solo play presentation of Four Saints in Three Acts, starring renowned actor David Greenspan (The Patsy, Strange Interlude) interpreting 66 unique role…

Theatre Review: ‘Sister Act’ at Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts by Susan Brall

With an audience of mostly family and friends, “Sister Act,” presented by the Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts (CCTA), opened this week in the Smith Theatre at Howard Community Colleg…

Kilty pleasures: Edinburgh festival 2022 continues – in pictures by Murdo Macleod

As the 75th Edinburgh festival goes on, Guardian photographer Murdo MacLeod takes a look at some of the shows on offer Continue reading...

VIDEO: NY Public Library for the Performing Arts' Theatre on Film and Tape Archive Celebrates 50 Years

The past half-century of the documented history of theatre is on display at The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts' newest exhibition, Focus Center Stage: 50 Years of the Theatr…

Video: Gavin Creel and Joshua Henry Talk INTO THE WOODS On New York Live

Watch a new interview of Joshua Henry and Gavin Creel discussing INTO THE WOODS.

"The Butcher Boy" and "On that Day in Amsterdam" May Have Arrived Too Soon by Jan Simpson

Everyone who loves serious theater loves the idea of giving talented new writers a chance to show what they can do. The question is the timing. Too many workshops (and the notes that come al…

Best of Not My Job by NPR

Steve Buscemi, Lars Ulrich, Aidy Bryant, Alan Cummings, and Jeff Daniels play Not My Job.

Broadway Update by Barry Gordin

Broadway Update: New Woods Cast; Lilias White in Hadestown; Theresa Rebeck Joins Working Girl By: David Sheward August 13, 2022: Several new cast members including Tony winners and nomin…

Best Bets: Zac Brown Band, Moonlight Ramble, Incubus, STLFringe Fest and more by From Staff Reports

Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do Aug. 12-18.

Broadway Babe by Barry Gordin

That’s Entertainment: Broadway Babe, Randie Levine-Miller, has unearthed some terrific YouTube videos with Arthur Schwartz, Chita Rivera, and Joy Behar. August 22, 2022: Broadway Babe, R…

‘Truly a thing of beauty’: Rob Madge: My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) – Edinburgh Festival Fringe ★★★★★ by Fairy Powered Productions

Coming of age biopic Rob Madge: My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) at the Underbelly George Square, Edinburgh is truly a thing of beauty, its life affirming and will leave you crying …

Silkworm review – love under interrogation by Mark Fisher

Assembly Roxy, EdinburghA Nigerian couple seeking asylum on the grounds of sexual persecution are put to the test as the government’s probing questions seep into the cracks of their relati…

The Great Almighty Gill review – a thoughtful, funny farewell by Mark Fisher

Assembly George Square, EdinburghDaniel Hoffmann-Gill restages his father’s funeral to give his eulogy the audience it deserves in this tender, honest show I write as someone who got a lau…

Music – Cabaret Coming Up by Sandi Durell

54 BELOW, Broadway’s Supper Club, presents Ben Jones in I Think We Should See Other People on August 25, 2022. Ben returns with a funny, moving and deeply personal evening of classic sta…

Actors shine in a longish modern spin on beloved ‘Little Women’ at Stratford by Karen Fricker - Theatre Critic

Jordi Mand’s adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s beloved autobiographical novel as directed by Esther Jun, begins with a delightful flourish but sags in the second half

Insider tips on where to go, shop and eat in Stratford this summer by Karen Fricker - Theatre Critic

Thinking of taking in a few shows in Festival City? The little Ontario town is more than just theatre.

‘Shantaram,’ Gandhi’s Assassin, Ophelia: The Many Faces of Shubham Saraf by Naman Ramachandran

During his eclectic career so far British actor Shubham Saraf has played a variety of roles. Saraf, who studied at the U.K.’s Guildhall School of Music and Drama and France’s École Phil…

Head Set review – a backstage tour of standup comedy by Catherine Love

Pleasance Courtyard, EdinburghVictoria Melody uses theatre to unpick the mechanics of the comedy world – with some fascinating discoveries about neurodivergence along the way Victoria Melo…

Counting and Cracking, Edinburgh International Festival 2022 review - ambitious, powerful, but sadly under-attended by David Kettle

A multi-layered, multi-generational theatrical epic is one of this year's stand-out offerings First, a bit of housekeeping. Maybe it was the three-and-a-half-hour duration, or maybe the unfa…

Gardens, free stuff, dancing, and laughs by Micco Caporale and Kerry Reid

Get some fresh air today by joining a free garden tour at the Lincoln Park Zoo (2001 N. Clark). Every second Saturday, a staff horticulturist leads groups through the zoo’s […] The post …

An Introduction to Consent in the Drama Classroom by Kerry Hishon

Consent can be a touchy subject in the classroom. Many students immediately think that consent refers to intimacy, such as embraces or stage kisses. While that is an important part of consen…

World Premiere of Mr. Holland's Opus Musical Begins Run at Ogunquit Playhouse August 13 by Logan Culwell-Block

Broadway favorite Akron Watson stars in the title role of the screen-to-stage adaptation by BD Wong and Wayne Barker.

Robert Icke's Hamlet and Oresteia Finish North American Premieres August 13 by Leah Putnam

Performed in repertory, the Olivier-winning director's interpretations play final performances at Off-Broadway's Park Avenue Armory.

Madeline Sayet's Where We Belong Begins at Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival August 13 by Logan Culwell-Block

The co-production with Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company will continue through August 22.

That Physics Show Returns Off-Broadway August 13 by Leah Putnam

Starring physics demonstrator David Maiullo, the show begins its limited engagement at Theater 555.

World Premiere of Goddess Begins Previews August 13 at Berkeley Rep by Leah Putnam

Broadway veterans star in the new musical conceived and directed by Saheem Ali, with music and lyrics by Michael Thurber and a book by Jocelyn Bioh.

The Little Mermaid at The Springer Studio Youth Theater - Performances - Back Page, page: 26

Build Your Audience! CREATE YOUR OWN PLAYBILL®. The Little Mermaid -. The Springer Studio Youth Theater. Cover ...

glass onion: a knives out mystery movie series - Yahoo Search Results

The closing night gala, which will take place on Oct. 16, will ... www.playbill.com › article › glass-onion-a-knives ...

All about Henry Creel - Zip.news

Why Does Karen Wheeler Have a Character... ... Cheyenne Jackson Journeys Into the Woods On Broadway... Crime 2022-07-24 playbill.com · Cheyenne Jackson ...

All the Drama: 1967 Pulitzer Prize Winner “A Delicate Balance” by Edward Albee by Jan Simpson

All The Drama is hosted by Jan Simpson. It is a series of deep dives into the plays that have won The Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The Pulitzer Prize for Drama: “A Delicate Balance”1967 Pul…