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Lady Macbeth Played Wing Defence

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Canberra Writers Festival seeks a Chief Executive Officer

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Taylor Swift-inspired football by bwaySHO

Aristocrats at Irish Repertory Theatre by Tulis McCall

This might sound fussy but watching a play that should give us the musicality of Brian Friel's work, but does not, because the Irish accents are either missing altogether or fleeting at best…

Aristocrats: The Death of the Ruling Class in an Irish Brogue by Roma Torre

★★★☆☆ Brian Friel’s Chekhovian drama gets a first class production from the Irish Rep The post Aristocrats: The Death of the Ruling Class in an Irish Brogue appeared first on New…

Aristocrats: Brian Friel’s Chekhovian Homage Treated Rather Shabbily by Sandy MacDonald

★★☆☆☆ Brian Friel's Ballybeg aristos face reduced circumstances, with varying degrees of grace (and varying degrees of acting skill). The post Aristocrats: Brian Friel’s Chekhovi…

How to Dance in Ohio to Close on Broadway by Hayley Levitt

How to Dance in Ohio, the new Broadway musical inspired by Alexandra Shiva's award-winning documentary of the same name, will play its final performance on Broadway at the Belasco Theatre on…

“Trixie” Passes Away at 99 by Sandi Durell

by Sandi Durell . . . . Joyce Randolph, veteran stage and television actor whose role as the savvy Trixie Norton on “The Honeymooners” provided the perfect foil to her dimwitted TV husba…

‘A Quick 5’ with Heather Plank, Actor, ‘POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive’ at the City of Fairfax by Susan Brall

Starting February 2, 2024, the City of Fairfax Theatre Company will be performing “POTUS” by Selina Fillinger. It is directed by Jack Lockrem and produced by Amanda Herman Snellings and …

Broadway's How to Dance in Ohio Announces Closing by Meg Masseron, Margaret Hall

At the time of closing, the musical will have played 99 performances.

Prototype Online: Swann, Vodalities, Whiteness by New York Theater

From the wordless to the wordy, these short worldly works– all three directly or indirectly reflecting the story of race in America; all three intriguing examples of digital theater — we…

How to Dance in Ohio to End Broadway Run in February

‘How to Dance in Ohio’ will end its Broadway run by Michael Abourizk

The new musical opened on Dec. 10 at the Belasco Theatre.

HOW TO DANCE IN OHIO Announces Broadway Closing Date

How to Dance in Ohio will conclude its Broadway run on Sunday, February 11, 2024, following 99 performances (27 previews and 72 regular performances) at the Belasco Theater.

John Waters and Daniel MacPherson to star in The Woman in Black

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HERE WE ARE Closes Off-Broadway by bwaySHO

Theatre Review: ‘A Commedia Romeo & Juliet’ presented by by Faction of Fools Theatre Company at Capitol Hill Arts Workshop by Miles Hurley

"...a truly gut-busting hour of theatrical joy"

A wild rocker in Parker by Alex Miller

Local cast wows with ‘School of Rock’ at the PACE Center The post A wild rocker in Parker appeared first on OnStage Colorado.

HOW TO DANCE IN OHIO Announces Closing Date

How To Dance In Ohio will be playing its final performance on February 11th, 2024.

Happy 80th Birthday, Shelley Fabares! by Trav S.D.

Happy 80th birthday to Shelley Fabares (Michele Ann Marie Fabares, b. 1944). For reasons of age (youth for once) my fandom for this star of film, television and the recording arts went backw…

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We found 4 results for “Jillian Zack (Musician)”. People. View all People > · Andrew Lloyd Webber Writer, Arranger, Orchestrator.

Stephen Sondheim is cool now by Bob Mondello

With three shows running currently in NY and two more on tour, the late composer/lyricist Stephen Sondheim is as present in contemporary theater as he was when he was alive.

This Week on Broadway for January 21, 2024: The Whole of Time by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino and Michael Portantiere talk about Prayer For The French Republic (Peter’s review), The Whole of Time @ Torn Page, and The Perfect Game. In the news, we discus…

Playwright August Wilson played to the hilt in one-man theater show by Steven Winn

Steven Anthony Jones bids farewell to Bay Area theater with his heroic tribute performance in “How I Learned What I Learned.”

Confessions of a Showgirl by Kendra Jones

Confessions of a Showgirl is a quirky, honest, and modern memoiristic cabaret brought to stage at the Laurie Beechman Theatre. It was entertaining through all of Maren Wade's comedic, dramat…

THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY PRESENTS CZECHOSLOVAK-AMERICAN MARIONETTE THEATRE IN WORLD’S FIRST PUPPET THEATER ADAPTATION OF “THE GOOD SOLDIER ŠVEJK� by Robert Shuman

Rocco George as Svejk. Photo by Jonathan Slaff. Formative antiwar story is a hilariously subversive depiction of the idiocy of war and the men who wage it February 1 to 18, 2024 Theater for …

Oppenheimer And Other Great Minds Found Inspiration At This Shelter Island Inn by Jeryl Brunner

For decades the Ram’s Head Inn has been a refuge for scientists, artists and creative souls.

Review: ‘In Quietness’ by A Red Orchid Theatre is a story about faith and marriage that takes some strange turns by Chris Jones

As the wife, Max decides to repair herself to her husband’s Southern Baptist seminary. “Why is this woman here?” you keep wondering.

Michael Stuhlbarg to Star in Broadway Premiere of New Political Drama Patriots

Pushkin’s Eugene Onegin: In Our Own Words by Nicole Itkin

Wow. A show for the ages. Silly, fun, vulnerable... and silly. Go see it!

Review: At Shotgun’s ‘Babes in Ho-lland,’ the audience was a fourth character by Lily Janiak

At the opening night of Deneen Reynolds-Knott’s world premiere about Black college students, the crowd layered on their own soundtrack, to glorious effect.

Movie Review: Slamdance World Premiere ‘Look At Me’ by Kurt Gardner

This fictional autobiography is a searingly personal look at a bisexual actor who is searching for affection while struggling with body image. It’s characterized as a fictional autobiog…

Review: Aristocrats, Brian Friel’s Dull Eulogy for the Irish Catholic Elite

Thanks for Nothing: Drew Barrymore Show Features Barry Manilow Musical 10 Days Before Closing, at Broadway Theater Named for Her Family by Roger Friedman

Barry Manilow’s musical, “Harmony,” opened on November 13th at the Barrymore Theater on Broadway. Previews began October 18th. Now the show is

Video: Patti LuPone Discusses Broadway 'Pandering' to Audiences and Possible Return to the Stage on NY1

Watch Patti LuPone discuss her thoughts on the state of Broadway and hint at a possible return to the stage on NY1 with Frank DiLella.

Exclusive: Oh My Pod U Guys- Anyone Can Whistle-Tone with Cayleigh Capaldi

I am joined by performer Cayleigh Capaldi to chat about her incredible journey as an artist, including her current run in the off-broadway smash, Titanique. Cayleigh shares her experience o…

Broadway Babe by Barry Gordin

Nostalgic finds from Broadway Babe include the original “Merrily We Roll Along,” Julie Andrews, Rock Hudson and more. January 21, 2024:  Randie Levine-Miller, Broadway Babe, has come…

Theater Review: “Trouble In Mind” — Taking a Stand Backstage by Bill Marx

Set in New York in the mid-'50s, "Trouble in Mind" is a backstage dramedy that draws on the genre’s interest in the ambiguities of role-playing to condemn racial bias.

Martin Sharp: Wizard of the Other Oz by Trav S.D.

Martin Sharp (1942-2013) is now my favorite Australian, by a distance of about 17,000 miles. Sharp was kind of a psychedelic Renaissance man; I’d heard about him in one context, then anoth…

Operation Mincement: A New Musical by Elyse Trevers

I saw three shows during my busman’s holiday in London over Martin Luther King weekend. Of the three, the most ‘English’ was Operation Mincemeat, an uproarious musical satire based upo…

Misadventures with a Famous Jacket, Listener Requests and More on 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 has show tunes, movie songs, the latest …

Sid Raymond: Catskills and Katnip by Trav S.D.

The long life of Sid Raymond (Raymond Silverstein, 1909-2006) brought old time show biz awfully close to our time. In his early years, Raymond had worked as a tummler in Catskills resort hot…

Blood on Your Hands review – abattoir drama never gets to the meat of the issue by Arifa Akbar

Southwark Playhouse, LondonGrace Joy Howarth’s play about the lives of two slaughterhouse workers addresses many things – the ethics of eating animals, the situation in Ukraine, zero-hou…

Trainspotting’s Jonny Lee Miller: ‘If I could make a living being a firefighter, I may well just do that’ by Tim Lewis

The actor who played Sick Boy on his voluntary work in New York and why he’s relieved social media wasn’t around in the 90s Jonny Lee Miller is a 51-year-old British actor who has played…

The big picture: Ernst Scheidegger’s back-bending ballerinas by Tim Adams

This shot of dancers in 1950s Paris is from the archive of a one-time Magnum associate whose photojournalism career was halted by tragedy This picture of young dancers was taken in the mid-1…

The week in theatre: Kim’s Convenience; Kin – review by Susannah Clapp

Park theatre; Lyttleton, LondonIns Choi’s disarming Korean corner store comedy makes a timely return to the stage; a show of migrant stories feels more like ritual than chronicle; and a ne…

Connor Burns review – unoriginal prejudices dressed up in new clothes by Brian Logan

Leicester Square theatre, LondonThe up-and-coming Scottish standup’s first UK tour finds him in Gervais-ish territory, and his performing flair can’t disguise the tired old chauvinism of…

Arnott: Looking back at all the ways Oscar favorite Paul Giamatti first made his mark at Yale by Christopher Arnott

Before he was a movie star, Paul Giamatti starred on the star at Yale. Here are some of Courant writer Christopher Arnott's most memorable Giamatti performances.

CT city’s award-winning business revitalization program snags UConn staple. See where all grants went by Kenneth R. Gosselin

But managing partners — brothers Dan and Will Prokop — know it won't be the same as running a restaurant and bar on the UConn campus.

‘Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson: Apt. 2B’ features a feminist twist on the murder mystery at Playhouse on Park by Christopher Arnott

A new comedy mystery from Kate Hamill takes the male-dominated story of Detective Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson and flips the script at Playhouse on Park.

Giselle; Les Noces: The Departure review – the shock of the old by Sarah Crompton

Coliseum; Woolwich Works, LondonEnglish National Ballet dance Mary Skeaping’s 70s reworking of the classic ballet with loving care, while Stravinsky’s revolutionary Les Noces holds its o…

Restoration of Pittsburgh's National Opera House makes strides, but funding hurdles remain by Jeremy Reynolds / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Leave the Poor Princess Alone by Jesse Green

Less than 30 years after her death, fictional reincarnations of Diana are everywhere. But even icons deserve more time to rest in peace.

New Musical The Perfect Game Officially Opens Off-Broadway January 21 by Margaret Hall

Featuring a book, music, and lyrics by John Grissmer, the musical explores the impact basketball has had on its players.

Final Stephen Sondheim Musical Here We Are Completes Extended Off-Broadway World Premiere January 21 by Logan Culwell-Block

David Hyde Pierce, Micaela Diamond, Amber Gray, and Jin Ha are among the starry cast of the new work, which features a book by David Ives.

Brian Friel's Aristocrats Opens Off-Broadway January 21 by Logan Culwell-Block

The production is the second in Irish Rep's Friel Project, presenting three of the playwright's plays set in the fictional Irish town of Ballybeg.

Emily Skinner, Matthew Scott, Ekep Nkwelle Sing Frank Loesser January 21 by Andrew Gans

The Songbook Sundays performances at Jazz at Lincoln Center will also be live streamed.

IMPRESSIONS: Alice Klugherz and Pedro J. Rosado Jr present "Two Fairytale Rants, a Dance-ical beyond Grimm," at Arts on Site by The Dance Enthusiast

IMPRESSIONS: Alice Klugherz and Pedro J. Rosado Jr.  present "Two Fairytale Rants, a Dance-ical beyond Grimm," at Arts on Site-Alice Klugherz’ Rapunzel Rants, comprised of seven madcap sc…