Corbin Bleu Sings Theme From "The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh" by TheaterMania

The Hundred Acre Wood is coming to the stage beginning October 21, with the debut of Winnie the Pooh: The New Musical Stage Adaptation at Theatre Row. Here's a montage of some of the product…

Sun & Sea by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief

Performed by a cast of 15 singers and enacted in pantomime by numerous local volunteers all dressed in swimwear, Sun & Sea is a typical day at the beach in which we hear the thoughts of …

NOW CASTING: LA Premiere of Lucy Kirkwood’s timely and riveting “The Children” by Fountaintheatre

The Fountain Theatre returns to indoor performances in October with the Los Angeles Premiere of the acclaimed Tony Award-nominated drama The Children by Lucy Kirkwood. With case numbers of t…

Dragons and Mythical Beasts review – watch out for the tooth fairy! by Miriam Gillinson

Regent’s Park Open Air theatre, LondonPuppeteers subtly animate a range of folkloric beasties, including a magical unicorn and screechingly strange fairy, in this comical, spellbinding sho…

Broadway in a Box CD Review: Carousel (LCT 1965) by JK

Broadway in a Box CD Review: Carousel (LCT 1965) At Christmas a few years ago, Jeff gave me a copy of Broadway in a Box: The Essential Broadway Musicals Collection. He has now given me the…

People You Should Know . . . Peter Gray by Zack Calhoon

Peter Gray (Playwright) has studied Buddhism on a North Carolina goat farm, philosophy in the ruins of Socrates' jail cell, and fairy tales in Copenhagen. His most recent play Salem: Post-Mo…

NYTF celebrates ‘A Yiddish Renaissance’ and Zalmen Mlotek’s 70th birthday by Deb Miller

On Monday, July 26, beginning at 2 pm, more than 140 actors, singers, and musicians from across globe will come together remotely with the award-winning National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene (…

‘I can’t wait to see & hear the children’s reactions to the play’: Peter Glanville on Polka’s pop up show Maanika & The Wolf by Emma Clarendon

The Polka Theatre’s artistic director chats to Love London Love Culture about the theatre’s pop up performance of Maanika & The Wolf.

Odds & Ends: Elizabeth Stanley, Joshua Henry & More to Take the Stage in the Hamptons This Summer by Lindsey Sullivan

Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed recently. Elizabeth Stanley, Joshua Henry & More Set for Broadway Out East Some Broadway favorites are heading to the Hamptons. …

News: Children’s Theatre of Annapolis Resumes Live Productions with ‘Frozen Jr.’ by Laura Tayman

In January 2020, over 100 young people from ages 7 to 14 stood in line to register to audition for the Children’s Theatre of Annapolis’ long-awaited production of “Frozen Jr.” Two da…

James Snyder, Kelli O'Hara, James Monroe Iglehart and More to Take Part in MAKE NF VISIBLE Benefit Event

On May 17, World NF Awareness Day, Broadway performers, plus other actors, musicians, chefs, athletes, and comedians. will come together to Make NF Visible, a World NF Day Live event to bene…

Storytime Online by Barry Gordin

Julie Andrews and her daughter Emma Walton Hamilton will read their children’s book, Simeon’s Gift, on Saturday @10:30 am via Zoom. This is the final segment in the Bay Street Theater …

The Children's Ensemble wins Outstanding Achievement in Opera | Olivier Awards 2020 with Mastercard by Official London Theatre

The Children's Ensemble wins Outstanding Achievement in Opera at Olivier Awards 2020 with Mastercard. #OlivierAwards​ #LondonTheatre Official London Theatre is the number one site to get …

Theatre Review: ‘She Kills Monsters’ presented by Children’s Theatre of Annapolis by Laura Tayman

Magic powers, sibling angst, and longing for acceptance. A show centered around a game of “Dungeons & Dragons” in the 1990s proves to be an emotional and effective production by the …

VIDEO: Watch Gloria Estefan, Kara Lindsay and More Read BROADWAY BABY!

Just last month, the children's book Broadway Baby, written by theater operator and producer Russell Miller with Judith A. Proffer, got a star-studded reading from some of Broadway's best.

The Children of Uganda - Millennium Stage (January 19, 2014) by The Kennedy Center

Gloria Estefan, Santino Fontana, Laura Osnes, Adam Pascal, and More Set For Virtual Reading of BROADWAY BABY

A virtual reading will be held for the children’s book Broadway Baby, written by theater operator and producer Russell Miller with Judith A. Proffer. The star-studded event will be ho…

New and Upcoming Releases For the Week of February 8 - 'B is For Broadway', SIX BY SONDHEIM, and More!

Need something new to read, watch, or listen to? Check out this week's list of new and upcoming releases! This week's list includes the children's book 'B is For Broadway', the sequel to  '…

Days to Come by Sandi Durell

Mint Theater Company (Jonathan Bank, Producing Artistic Director)will kick off its Silver Lining Streaming Series today January 4th with the on-demand streaming of the HD recording of D…

‘Dancing for Heroes’ in support of the Frontline Families Fund by Admin

In an unprecedented show of solidarity, NYC dance studios are collaborating in support of the Frontline Families Fund, a not-for-profit organization providing direct financial support and ed…

Ghost Gun confronts class and race by Kerry Reid

The Goodman joins the national #Enough: Plays to End Gun Violence initiative; plus a new documentary on the August Wilson Monologue Competition and an award for a dance documentarian …

The Nutcracker review – a glimmer of pure Christmas joy by Lyndsey Winship

Royal Opera House, LondonDespite fewer dancers and musicians, Peter Wright’s production is a gorgeous spectacle at Covent Garden To the ballet then, while we can. As London waits to find o…

Gloria Grahame: Bad and Beautiful by Trav S.D.

I’ve never met anyone who was less than enthusiastic about Gloria Grahame (Gloria Grahame Halward, 1923-1981). Grahame was the daughter of Scottish actress and acting instructor Jean Graha…

Almanac: Dickens on poverty by Terry Teachout

“It is said that the children of the very poor are not brought up, but dragged up.” Charles Dickens, Bleak House Continue reading Almanac: Dickens on poverty at About Last Night.

The Cause: the photographer teaching refugee children to put joy in the picture

The photos taken by the children attending the Sirkhane Darkroom workshop tell their story better than anyone. Now its founder wants to widen his lens 

Do you have memories and pictures from the St. Louis Zoo's Children's Zoo? Share them with us by Valerie Schremp Hahn St. Louis Post-Dispatch

On Thursday, the St. Louis Zoo announced that it will close the Children’s Zoo this fall. We want to see photos of and hear stories about your memories.

Glued to Roald Dahl: the Guardian will stream The Twits by Chris Wiegand

A theatrical reading of the children’s classic, directed by Ned Bennett, will be free online One has mouldy cereal in his beard and revoltingly hairy ears; the other has a glass eye and a …

This Artist’s 2014 Paintings Perfectly Envisage The Pandemic Lockdown by Artsjournal2

Thuy Van Vu’s empty classrooms feel eerily familiar right now, almost photographic. “The spaces she portrays are vast and full of potential, and also of a great, yawning absence. Where a…

Call Answered: Carina Battrick Interview: Child Actress, Viggo Mortensen's "Falling" by Adam Rothenberg

Carina Battrick is a rising actress who already has an impressive list of credits. She starred as “Young ToriSpelling” in the television series Broke and Famous (REELZ). Carina’s first…

Images Of The Spaces The Children Left Behind by Artsjournal2

Some images of New York’s abandoned schools: The final, haunting date on the calendar that says “Today is … “; lessons still up about the coronavirus on science classroom whiteboards…

For These Artists, ?Anti-Racist Theatre? Is Nothing New: Part One

by Rotimi Agbabiaka Editor?s Note: This is Part One of a roundtable discussion featuring four independent Black female theatre makers in the Bay Area. Part Two of this conve…