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Annie: "New Deal for Christmas" (Excerpt) | Stratford Festival 2025 by Stratford Festival

We have a "New Deal for Christmas" with Annie performances until December 14! Experience this "surefire hit" (The Globe and Mail) this holiday season: https://www.stratfordfestival.ca/WhatsOn/PlaysAndEvents/Pro…

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What I Did For My 60th Birthday, Part Six: Return to Grandma Mountain by Trav S.d.

Proceeding on from yesterday’s post… The next leg of our journey was focused on the background of my paternal grandmother, Flora Parker (1912-1991). I remember Flora as a scary and primitive hillbilly woman…

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Your Travalanche Daily Digest for November 16, 2025 by Trav S.d.

Today’s new Travalanche posts for November 16, 2025 are about radio star Mary Margaret McBride, Ken Burns’ American Revolution, and Part Six of the Southern Sojourn Series. Earlier Travalanche posts for Nov…

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Lea Michele sings “Nobody’s Side” from CHESS on Broadway (Ulvaeus, Andersson, Rice) by Broadway.com

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This Week on Broadway for November 16, 2025: The Baker’s Wife at Classic Stage Company by James Marino

Alex Lauer joins us from Minneapolis to give us a review of the pre-Broadway production of Purple Rain. Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about The Baker’s Wife at Classic Stage Compa…

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Celtic Christmas – A Taste of Ireland by Andrew Poretz

By Walter Murphy … Celtic Christmas – A Taste of Ireland, which ran earlier this month at the Sheen Center for Thought & Culture, offers a smorgasbord of Irish artistry, step dancing, traditional and po…

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“Star-Crossed Rendezvous: The Musical Legacy of Isang Yun” at MOCA in Nov by Pauline Adamek

  MOCA is staging a symposium with esteemed musicologists, historians, composers and musicians in November. Organized by artist Hague Yang and MOCA, Star-Crossed Rendezvous: The Musical Legacy of Isang Yun, a…

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The Harvest by Jack Quinn

In a Montana farmhouse worn thin by grief and memory, The Harvest exposes the fractures beneath a family’s final crop. What begins as a quiet drama of duty erupts into a raw reckoning—where a mother’s lon…

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Tom Felton & stars of HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD walk Gala Year 7 Broadway red carpet by Broadway.com

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Magical times on the HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD Gala Broadway Red Carpet Year 7 by Broadway.com

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Ethically sourced backstage by & Juliet Broadway

Ethically sourced backstage

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Marianne Jean-Baptiste: ‘I’d work for Mike Leigh again in a heartbeat – in fact, I’ll pay him!’ by Amy Raphael

The actor moved to LA 22 years ago. Now she’s back in the UK to star alongside Bryan Cranston in All My Sons. She talks about the frightening rehearsal schedule, how she’d work again with Mike Leigh in a he…

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“The Queen of Versailles”- They Do It Because They Can by Alix Cohen

By Alix Cohen Unequivocally star of the production, Kristin Chenoweth was the moving force behind this glossy, twelve million dollar disappointment. Having originated Glinda in Stephen Schwartz’s megahit Wick…

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Yiddish theatre: "Night Stories: Tales by Avrom Sutzkever" with Miryem-Khaye Seigel and Shane Baker

On November 16th at 5 PM, the Jewish Museum of São Paulo presents the event "Night Stories: Tales by Avrom Sutzkever," with Miryem-Khaye Seigel and Shane Baker. In the performance, the writer Avrom Sutzkever b…

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A Wicked Week for 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, she's celebrating the upcoming release of Wicked: For Good with …

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Inside the mad genius of making an immersive Hitchhiker’s Guide stage show by Adam White

Douglas Adams’s trippy, plotless voyage into the cosmic and absurd is this week becoming an immersive theatre production and, according to its producer Arvind Ethan David, it makes perfect sense

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Bread, Glorious Bread by Mason Pilevsky

The Baker’s Wife – 15 November 2025 Classic Stage Company is bringing to life one of Stephen Schwartz’s lesser-performed musicals, The Baker’s Wife. Set in a small town some time ago, this ensemble piec…

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Nancy McKeon 2025 Interview - The Facts of Life, A Mother's Gift - My Favorite Things by Call Me Adam

On this day (November 16, 1959), "The Sound Of Music" premiered on Broadway, starring Mary Martin as "Maria." One of the most famous songs from that musical is "My Favorite Things." In 2025, I was very fortun…

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Tony-winning ‘Gilmore Girls’ actress Elizabeth Franz dead at 84 by Eric Todisco

The "Death of a Salesman" actress lost her battle to cancer.

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ELEKTRA

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I EAT BOYS: Staged Reading & Presentation

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Catharsis with Tymmé

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Something Better Productions Winter Gala

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Ken Burns’ American Revolution Starts Tonight by Trav S.d.

Well, I am appropriately excited, and you should be too. The American Revolution, Ken Burns’ six part documentary series, co-directed with Sarah Botstein and co-produced by David Schmidt starts airing on PBS …

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Mary Margaret McBride: First Lady of Radio by Trav S.d.

Here’s a major figure from broadcast history whose memory has fallen by the wayside. Mary Margaret McBride (1899-1976) was a major star of radio, but unlike many entertainers or the kinds of journalists who c…

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Elizabeth Franz, Who Redefined Linda Loman in Death of a Salesman, Dies at 84

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The Royal Ballet: Perspectives review – intimate seduction, pure dance and enduring beauty by Lyndsey Winship

Royal Opera House, LondonIn an engaging triple bill, a new work from Cathy Marston explores the emotional charge of Britten’s Violin Concerto, while works by Justin Peck and George Balanchine showcase the sim…

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Hip-hop gets a classical makeover from The Illharmonic at Shubert Theatre by Christopher Arnott

The Illharmonic, which combines classical and hip-hop sounds and features around two dozen live performers, is performing in New Haven on Nov. 22.

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Hartford Stage’s ‘A Christmas Carol’ is always ready for a refresh, even after 25 years by Christopher Arnott

Michael Wilson is returning to Hartford Stage for another revisiting of his adaptation of "A Christmas Carol," which he first brought to the theater in 1998.

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Jay Leno reflects on his New England roots as he prepares to perform at a CT theater by Christopher Arnott

The legendary stand-up comic and TV host shares memories of his favorite teachers, tales of doing comedy in Boston and how New Englanders keep him humble.

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National luminaries and Pittsburgh trailblazers to be honored at August Wilson Cultural Center gala by Samuel Long / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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“Endgame” at Irish Arts Center: Druid’s Bleakly Beautiful Study in Survival and Stasis by Ross

He stands, staring, questioning the room and, in a way, his own existence. Each movement is deliberate, one halting step at a time, as if testing the floor beneath him for meaning and safety. A ladder is pulled…

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Monsoon Wedding

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Paperback Writer – Beatles Experience Apr 2026

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Catch A Wave – Beach Boys Tribute April 2026

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Chess Opens on Broadway November 16 by Logan Culwell-Block, Margaret Hall

Lea Michele, Nicholas Christopher, and Aaron Tveit lead the new revival at the Imperial Theatre.

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Leslie Odom Jr., Back in the Room Where It Happens by Salamishah Tillet

In “Hamilton,” no moment captures the actor’s emotional expansiveness, artistic breadth and vocal depth better than this number.

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THE NEW GROUP’s New Home and New Season by Ross

Frontmezzjunkies reports: The New Group Announces First Season in New Home at The Theater at St. Clement’s The award-winning, artist-driven company ushers in a new era with the launch of its 2026 season in…

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