Video: Andrew Lloyd Webber and CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL Cast Talk Revival on CBS Sunday Morning

The cast of Cats: The Jellicle Ball, along with Cats composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, discuss the re-imagined version of Webber's iconic show opening on Broadway next week with CBS Sunday Morni…

On the Couch with James Hazelden

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Sins and Grace by Wendy Caster

On March 23 and 24th, MasterVoices presented yet another fabulous musical evening. Actually, make that a particularly fabulous musical evening.  Musical Director Ted Sperling juxtaposed Fau…

Video: Watch SIX's Dylan Mulvaney Sing 'Edelweiss' at Broadway Backwards

Watch SIX star Dylan Mulvaney sing "Edelweiss" from The Sound of Music at Broadway Backwards. “As queer people, we’re often trying to top ourselves – no pun intended," Mulvaney said…

Frankie Monroe: Live!!! (& Dead!!!)

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Kyle Page and Amber Haines resign as Dancenorth’s Artistic Directors

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Review: Patrick Page Stars in Titus Andronicus, Shakespeare’s Campiest Tragedy

Theatre Review: ‘Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike’ at Everyman Theatre by Herb Merrick

“Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike” (VSMS) is a comedic play written by Christopher Durang which premiered at Princeton’s McCarter Theatre in 2012. It moved to Off-Broadway and trans…

Theatre Review: Eddie Izzard in ‘The Tragedy of Hamlet’ at Shakespeare Theatre Company by Katie Barnett

As an actor and former English teacher, I’ve long sat with a central question about “Hamlet:” how do you keep it from losing its edge through familiarity? How do you approach a text so…

‘Project Hail Mary’ flies to $54.5 million second weekend, horror reaches a saturation point by Associated Press

The Phil Lord and Chris Miller sci-fi adventure, starring Ryan Gosling, dipped only 32% after notching the best non-franchise opening weekend since 2023’s “Oppenheimer.” The post ‘Pr…

This Week on Broadway for March 29, 2026: Giant by James Marino

Jena Tesse Fox, James Marino, Michael Portantiere, and Jan Simpson talk about Giant, Every Brilliant Thing, Masquerade, Mexodus @ Daryl Roth Theatre, Monte Cristo @ Theatre at St. Jean’s, …

Your Travalanche Daily Digest for March 29, 2026 by Trav S.D.

Today’s new Travalanche post for March 29, 2026 is about vaudeville performer and silent screen actor James O. Barrows. It also happens to be World Piano Day. See my post on The Piano Play…

On Fire: Luciana Acuña’s “Bailarinas Incendiadas” (Dancers in Flames) by Maria Delgado

Luciana Acuña is one of the most exciting figures in contemporary dance. Her energy lit up La edad media/ The Middle Ages, the 2022 Covid-19 lockdown film she co-directed with her partner, …

Is This a Room by TotalTheater

Regional – Milwaukee, WI: Milwaukee Chamber Theater’s Broadway Studio Theater at Broadway Theater Center: 158 North Broadway. March 20-April 5, 2026. Drama. Creator: Tina Satter adapting…

March 2026: Bodyswapping, VR, and Babies by Nicole Serratore

No thoughts on K-dramas from these two A mixed bag of female performances in the dramas I watched this month.  I hate when the balance is off between leads in K-dramas. Even when female ch…

Oregon Shakespeare Festival opens its 91st season with three stellar productions by Darleen Ortega

Spring shows include powerful and inspiring performances of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream,’ ‘Come From Away,’ and ‘A Raisin in the Sun.'

Off-Broadway Review: “Bughouse” at Vineyard Theatre (Through Sunday, April 5, 2026) by Lars Koudal

The latest offering at the Vineyard Theatre is “Bughouse,” conceived and directed by Martha Clarke, with a script adapted from the writings of Henry Darger, by Beth Henley. For those who…

Small Town Couples Explore Relationships In Riverside Theatre’s ‘Almost, Maine’ by Bill Hirschman

Declaring their feelings changes several small-town couples in one night in Riverside Theatre’s Almost, Maine, taking place in a small far Northern Maine town that might/not exist, as diff…

A Conversation with Joey Arias by Kristin Marting

By Kristin Marting. On 6 April 2026, TORCHES continues with a conversation with the incomparable performance artist and cabaret singer Joey Arias.

Review: Poppies at Camden People’s Theatre by Benedict Pignatelli

Review: Poppies at Camden People’s Theatre “The play engages the audience with debate, humour and thought‑provoking writing” The post Review: Poppies at Camden People’s Theatre app…

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James O. Barrows: From the Sierras to “The Sea Beast” by Trav S.D.

Some lives and careers of significance come with no thrilling hook or angle; the individuals in question were simply at the Big Show, in the limelight, but not at center stage. Yet knowing s…

These celebs have been the biggest hits — and flops — in ‘Chicago’ on Broadway by Johnny Oleksinski

After Whitney Levitt set a new record for the show, The Post look at who given the box office the old razzle dazzle — and who’s given it the fizzle fizzle.

Fan Language and Vegetable Love: The Grand’s “The Importance of Being Earnest” Dazzles with Wit While Pushing Its Emotional Limits by Ross

The Ontario Theatre Review: A bold, design-driven Earnest that celebrates Wilde while stretching its emotional grounding By Ross After an insightfully hilarious lesson in the “Language of …

‘The Wild Party’ Is a Vivacious Play That Started as a Scandalous Poem by Maya Phillips

One hundred years after it was banned for its depiction of hedonism, the rhythmic, jazz-soaked poetry of Joseph Moncure March continues to find new life.

Lauren Yee’s Mother Russia at Signature Theatre Is a Chaotic, Clever Satire of Survival in a Collapsing World by Suzanna Bowling

Lauren Yee’s Mother Russia, now at Signature Theatre under the direction of Teddy Bergman, barrels forward with the jittery energy of a system in freefall. Set in 1992 St. Petersburg, just…