“Passengers” Mingles Circus Thrills with Compassion—at ACT by Patricia L. Morin

Shana Carroll Invites Us to Join a Theater Revolution by Patricia L. Morin “Passengers,” written, directed, and choreographed by Shana Carroll, entices us to care about the performance a…

Bail abolition, Dj Flores Negras, the last mens hotel and more by Shawnee Day

Most read articles and top stories from the last two weeks: Also trending this weekend: The post Bail abolition, Dj Flores Negras, the last mens hotel and more appeared first on Chicago Read…

The economic and cultural value of the Australian book industry deserves more government support

The post The economic and cultural value of the Australian book industry deserves more government support appeared first on Australian Arts Review.

Ep. 149 VOLCANO BAY Daddy Day ! Krakatau, the INTENSE lazy river. all the fun ! by Framily Travel

Theatre Lab’s ‘Red Riding Hood’ Entertains More than Just Kids by Bill Hirschman

So Allison Gregory’s Red Riding Hood is a delightful hoot in which Theatre Lab has mounted a production meant to enrapture young theatergoers, but also liberally peppered with jokes, aside…

Odds and Ends on “Death of a Salesman” by Philip

This piece is prompted by the current Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman,” which I am scheduled to see on October 12. Neither a review nor an analysis, it is just…

Review: The Inescapable Vibrations of ‘Violet’ by Brian Seibert

This 2011 work by the American-born, Europe-based choreographer Meg Stuart feels overextended.

This Week on Broadway for September 25, 2022: Ragtime and Guys & Dolls by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about Four Saints in Three Acts at Target Margin Theatre, Guys & Dolls presented by In The Wings Productions the St. George The…

This Beautiful Future by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief

If you like your W.W. II history unadulterated, you may object to a love story between a French teenage girl and a Nazi soldier even if they are inexperienced and innocent and unaware of wha…

Fall for Dance Review: Some Tap, a Pas de Deux and a Monastic Chorus by Siobhan Burke

The annual smorgasbord at New York City Center features dancers from Music from the Sole, the Bavarian State Ballet and Alvin Ailey.

Family bickering and a current of violence keep things dark and edgy in ‘Public Enemy’ by Karen Fricker - Theatre Critic

Canadian Stage boldly launches its 2022-23 season with a precise performance of a troubling play by Québécois provocateur Olivier Choinière

The Gretchen Question – fantastic time-hopping cast deliver a climate cautionary tale by Kate Wyver

Shipwright, DeptfordExquisitely staged on the banks of the Thames, this ambitious and inquisitive production uses its natural surroundings to remind us of everything we stand to lose Sneak a…

‘There is a good play somewhere in here’: THE SNAIL HOUSE – Hampstead Theatre by Louise Penn

The set (by Tim Hatley) is absolutely beautiful in the much anticipated, new original play The Snail House from celebrated theatre director Richard Eyre, giving a sense of occasion and opule…

Rita Gardner, Original Luisa in THE FANTASTICKS, Passes Away at 87

Rita Gardner, who starred as Luisa in the original Off-Broadway production of The Fantasticks, has passed away at the age of 87 from leukemia, according to friend and collegue Alex Rybeck.

Review: Cabaret ZaZou’s ‘Luminaire’ opens in the Loop, the dinner-cirque show now reinvented by Chris Jones

This show, formerly by Teatro ZinZanni, has always been what you might describe as a glamorous night on the town. And the fabulous Frank Ferrante is back.

NEWS: Guinea Pigs premiere marks 70th anniversary of first British nuclear detonation by Featured Content

Guinea Pigs, a new play that shines a light on Britain's decades-long nuclear testing cover-up, written by the daughter of a test veteran, premieres next month at London's The Space, coincid…

Most Produced Plays and Playwrights by Sandi Durell

LYNN NOTTAGE and LAUREN GUNDERSON American Theatre magazine, published by Theatre Communications Group (TCG), has released Top 10 Most-Produced Plays and Top 20 Most-Produced Playwrights…

VIDEO: First Look at Leslie Odom Jr. and Jackie Hoffman in Netflix's GLASS ONION: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY

Watch Leslie Odom Jr. and Jackie Hoffman in a clip of Glass Onion, the sequel to Knives Out on Netflix.

Your Country Needs You by Trav S.D.

This is a snapshot of near term America if YOU do not lean heavily into the upcoming midterm election to safeguard America’s democratic process. The GOP has made it plain that if they win …

Lessons of John Howard Lawson by Trav S.D.

Many years ago I lucked into a treasure trove. One of my first jobs when I moved to New York was painting apartments for a real estate management company between tenants. Most of the propert…

Get Into the Can-Can Spirit with Moulin Rouge! The Musical on This Week's Elaine Paige on Sunday 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 is taking her listeners inside the spect…

Interview: Katy Sullivan Makes Her Broadway Debut with Pulitzer Prize Winner COST OF LIVING at Manhattan Theatre Club

We need more writers telling stories from this authentic point of view where disability is not a manipulative plot point, or where we feel sorry for a character or something like that. We ne…

Eureka Day review – Helen Hunt is an anti-vaxxer on the attack in anti-woke satire by Arifa Akbar

The Old Vic, LondonWhat begins as a broad takedown of the liberal left morphs into an engrossing and textured debate on social justice, vaccination and the pull of conspiracy theory Eureka D…

A Show With a Cryptic Cryptic Title but No Code to Crack by Elisabeth Vincentelli

“300 el x 50 el x 30 el,” the Belgian troupe FC Bergman’s ambitious theatrical installation, will open BAM’s Next Wave festival with an elaborate set that recreates a rural settlemen…

The Robert Cray Band at The Mayo PAC by Victoria L. Dammer

The Robert Cray Band at The Mayo PAC OpeningNight.Online %%excerpt%% Spending 90 minutes with the multi-talented Robert Cray Band gives you a small dose of Blues, Rock 'n' Roll, Soul, and so…

The Book Thief review – assured and courageous musical adaptation of global bestseller by Mark Fisher

Octagon theatre, BoltonThe paean to the power of the printed word loses none of its earnest intent in a deft and tremendously delivered production adapted by author Jodi Picoult When Liesel…

The week in theatre: Handbagged; The Cherry Orchard; Clutch – review by Kate Kellaway

Kiln; Yard; Bush, LondonMoira Buffini’s damning satire imagining the Queen’s weekly meetings with Margaret Thatcher acquires poignancy; James Macdonald directs Chekhov in outer space; an…

The Royal Ballet: Doncaster Dances review – glittering gala showcases dazzling array of talent by Lyndsey Winship

Cast, DoncasterA rare excursion to the north sees the Royal Ballet in full peacock mode with a collection of classical and contemporary works displaying the huge span of a true 21st-century …

‘You will still jump out of your seat’: 2:22 – A GHOST STORY – Criterion Theatre ★★★★ by Fairy Powered Productions

It is a testament to Danny Robins’ 2:22 – A Ghost Story at the Criterion Theatre that many people go back for a second viewing – this is lots of fun as you try to spot what is going on…

REVIEW: Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me, Mercury Theatre Colchester ✭✭✭✭✭ by Paul T Davies

By Paul T Davies Paul T Davies reviews Amy Trigg's play Reasons Why You Should(n't) Love Me at the Mercury Theatre Colchester presented by Paines Plough. This post REVIEW: Reasons You Should…

‘The Great Gatsby,’ ‘The Mousetrap,’ ‘My Fair Lady’ and more: Top 10 shows to watch in CT fall theater by Christopher Arnott

As the 2022 fall theater season kicks off in Connecticut, here are The Courant's 10 shows to look forward to, from "The Mousetrap" to "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"

Watch Corey Hawkins, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Suzan-Lori Parks, and Kenny Leon Talk ...

Playbill. Playbill. 169K subscribers. Subscribe. Suzan-Lori Parks' Pulitzer-winning Topdog/Underdog returns to Broadway for its 20th anniversary ...

Test Your Broadway Knowledge With the Cast of Off-Broadway's Kinky Boots in Playbill - YouTube

Also, join Playbill for the first-ever live episode of Playbill: The Game Show October 1 at 1 PM in Times Square as part of the Curtain Up ...

Choreographer Kate Prince: ‘Hip-hop is like a massive jar of honey’ by Sarah Crompton

The founder of ZooNation on how the company – about to celebrate its 20th anniversary – helped to bring hip-hop dance into the mainstream The choreographer, director and writer Kate Prin…

NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT summer season announced by Aussie Theatre

Following on from the success of the 2021 Neglected Musicals presentation Cameron Mitchell will direct and choreograph Nice Work If

Murals, clothing swap, Ochin Pahki, and more by Micco Caporale

Today’s the final day to throw down on a community mural going up in Belmont Cragin. Hades Underworld Tattoo Studio and AnySquared Projects invite volunteers to join them for a […] The p…

The Audition Toolkit by Lindsay Price

Auditions require more than talent. Even the most talented students need confidence, communication, active listening, flexibility, a strong work ethic, and proper preparation. The Audition …

Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS' Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction Presented September 25 by Andrew Gans

Expect over 50 tables full of theatrical memorabilia, a silent auction, and a live auction hosted by Christopher Sieber with Nick Nicholson as the auctioneer.

The Memory Exam Ends Off-Broadway Run September 25 by Andrew Gans

Terrence O'Brien directs Steven Fechter's drama.

Joshua Harmon's Bad Jews Completes West End Return September 25 by Leah Putnam

The comedy plays at the Arts Theatre following two sold-out U.K. engagements.