“Annunciation” Looks Back in Wonder, Illuminating a Woman’s Growth—at Z Space  by Mary F. Burns

Lauren Groff Inspires with Superb ‘Word for Word’ Treasure by Mary F. Burns Who hasn’t wanted to run away and not even tell anyone where you’re going? In Lauren Groff’s “Annuncia…

Passengers by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief

Montréal’s physical theater troupe The 7 Fingers has made their third visit to New York with Passengers and the wait has been worth it. Using circus events, music, dance and monologues, "…

Talkin' Broadway Off-Broadway - "Breakin' NYC" - 6/22/25 by James Wilson

Breaking, pioneered by African American and Puerto Rican youth, emerged in the Bronx in the early 1970s. Some fifty years later, the urban dance form is a worldwide phenomenon and was includ…

Call Me Izzy by Elyse Trevers

At the end of Season 4 of “Hacks,” there’s a rumor that Debra Vance (played by the incredibly funny, talented Jean Smart) is dead. I’m here to report that she isn’t dead. In fact, …

Shaw Festival’s “The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe” Shrugs Away the Magic by Ross

The Shaw Festival Theatre Review: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe By Ross Four children play before being joined by many more. Jumping rope before the bomb sirens ring out, when overco…

Interview: Justina Kehinde on Girl from the North Country at The Old Vic by Greg Stewart

Interview: Justina Kehinde appears in award-winning musical Girl from the North Country, which returns to The Old Vic this summer

Photos: West End LIVE Celebrates 20 Years with Star-Studded Sunday in Trafalgar Square by Staff Writer

West End LIVE returned to Trafalgar Square for day two, marking its 20th anniversary with a spectacular line-up of performances from London’s top musicals

The Gilded Age Season 3: Six reasons for theater lovers to see it. Four ways it’s annoying. by Jonathan Mandell

“The Gilded Age”  had a remarkable number of Broadway veterans in its cast over its first two seasons, and many of them are returning for Season 3, which launches tonight – just the …

Prince Faggot by Tony Marinelli

In a sharply observed and emotionally layered turn, "Prince Faggot" brings a fresh perspective to the classic "meet the parents" trope—with a royal twist. John McCrea’s George, the openl…

‘Dead Outlaw’ announces Broadway closing by Alexandra Pierson For Broadway.com

The show will play its final performance at the Longacre Theatre on June 29.

This Week on Broadway for June 22, 2025: Beau the Musical by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about Beau the Musical, The Wash @ NFT at WP Theater, Dancers Over 40 Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Chicago @ 54 Below, Call M…

The Hot Sardines by Holli Harms

The Hot Sardines have created an almost cult following of tweens, teens, millennials, and boomers. All drawn to their slide style of jazz that had the audience tapping their feet, swaying to…

‘Something Rotten’ is something special in Conifer by Alex Miller

StageDoor Theatre puts on a top-flight production of the bawdy musical comedy.

Manifest Destiny by Scotty Bennett

Manuel Ortiz’s masterful play "Manifest Destiny" lays bare the complicity of the United States in the overthrow of the Chilean presidency of Salvador Allende and the authoritarian repressi…

An absurdist take on office life and more, ‘The Book Handlers’ returns to Buntport by Alex Miller

The Denver theatre troupe reprises their comedy about stupid jobs and faux intellectualism

Edinburgh Fringe Preview: Cartoonopolis at Pleasance Dome (Jack Dome) by Staff Writer

Celebrating its ten-year anniversary, Cartoonopolis makes its long-awaited Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut this summer

Video: TITANIQUE, THE LION KING, & More Perform at West End Live Day Two

Celebrating its 20th year, West End LIVE returned to Trafalgar Square today, welcoming tens of thousands of theatre fans for a free event, presented by Westminster City Council and the Socie…

On the Eve of World War Three, Two from World War One by Trav S.D.

We find ourselves guided by world events, a desire for peace, and, as always, the historical calendar in the title of today’s post. As it happens, two major literary figures from The Great…

Edinburgh Fringe Preview: Xhloe and Natasha’s Triple Bill at theSpace @ Niddry Street (Upper) by Staff Writer

Fringe First-winning duo Xhloe and Natasha return to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025 with a full-force triple bill of their acclaimed shows

Adeel Akhtar: ‘It seemed late in the day to start noticing Asian actors … we’ve been here a really long time’ by Nadia Khomami

He’s had supporting roles in almost every big TV show of the past few years, but now the man nicknamed Ideal Actor is taking the lead on stage, playing a top politician. He talks about cha…

The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs review – exuberant musical drama wriggles its way into your heart by Arifa Akbar

Kiln theatre, LondonIman Qureshi’s play starts as a good, old-fashioned underdog story before exploring sexuality, homophobia and trans identity A group of women convene around a piano in …

Capitol Groove Music Festival brings the live rock experience back to Bushnell Park by Christopher Arnott

The festival features Khruangbin, Cake, Bleachers, Sammy Rae & the Friends, Steel Pulse and 10 other major music acts, plus a new second stage with eight local acts.

Director shakes up Elvis-themed musical ‘All Shook Up’ for its 20th anniversary return to Goodspeed by Christopher Arnott

Daniel Goldstein, who was part of the creative team when the musical premiered at Goodspeed Musicals in 2004, is directing a new version to mark the 20th anniversary of its Broadway run.

A CT project drew kids from across state to create while ‘making a big noise’ about a better future by Emily M. Olson

“We’re planting a lot of seeds of creativity here,” education program director, Michelle Begley said. “All these students are now incredible ambassadors.”

Edinburgh Fringe Preview: The Butterfly Who Flew Into The Rave at Summerhall (Main Hall) by Staff Writer

Condensing the spirit of a three-day party into a relentless 60-minute spectacle, The Butterfly Who Flew Into The Rave is a high-energy celebration of rave culture

Thoresen Theatre, Randolph College

Wolfbane Performing Arts Center – Outdoors

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Plaza Theater

So Very: Heathers Returns Off-Broadway Beginning June 22 by Logan Culwell-Block

Lorna Courtney, Casey Likes, McKenzie Kurtz, Olivia Ease Hardy, and Elizabeth Teeter lead the revival.

Smash Plays Final Broadway Performance June 22 by Logan Culwell-Block

The cult favorite series–turned Broadway musical is at the Imperial Theatre.

Broadway Bares: Come Out, Come Out Plays Hammerstein Ballroom June 22 by Andrew Gans

Broadway Cares' burlesque spectacular features appearances by Tony winners André De Shields, J. Harrison Ghee, Alex Newell, Nicole Scherzinger, and more.