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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 4pm
MTC Announces Fall Benefit Featuring Patrick Page, Sierra Boggess and More
Manhattan Theatre Club will present its 2019 Fall Benefit, featuring performances by Olivier nominee Sierra Boggess, Tony nominee Melissa Errico, Tony nominee Norm Lewis, Tony nominee Patrick Page and Tony nomi…
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Audra McDonald, Tituss Burgess, & More Join Cast of Aretha Franklin Biopic Starring Jennifer Hudson
MGM and Bron Studios have announced the final casting for the upcoming Aretha Franklin biopic Respect, starring Jennifer Hudson, according to Deadline.
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Film Review: “Parasite” — Notes from the Underclass Underground by Neil Giordano
Parasite's powerful vision of the existentially downtrodden offers equal nods to Karl Marx and Fyodor Dostoyevsky. The post Film Review: “Parasite” — Notes from the Underclass Underground appeared first o…
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Author Interview: Boston’s Poet Laureate — Porsha Olayiwola by Robert Israel
"I wrote those poems because I think people need to read the truth and to hear the truth about romantic sensibilities between gay people." The post Author Interview: Boston’s Poet Laureate — Porsha Olayiwol…
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On October 30, a?oethe modern Renaissance Women of Entertainmenta?? INDIGGO TWINS- Grammy-winning singers/songwriters, bestselling authors and identical twin actresses- are coming back to Playboy Club NYC with…
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BWW Flashback: The Very Best of Billy Porter
As BroadwayWorld reported last week, Tony, Emmy, and Grammy Award winner Billy Porter would be joining the cast of the upcoming Cinderella film, taking on the role of the Fairy Godmother.
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Abomination: the riotously high-camp opera about DUP homophobia by Stephen Moss
Inspired by remarks made by a unionist MP, an incendiary opera is about to unleash gay cake and drag on Belfast. Will Arlene Foster be in the front row? We meet its creator The Newtownards Road in the heart of …
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I Have Met the Enemy (and the Enemy Is Us) review – ticking bomb of Britain's arms trade by Mark Fisher
Byker Community Centre, NewcastleThis explosive, techno-soundtracked assault on the military machine cuts between war-zone combatants and anxious families in the weapons industry Two men look each other in the …
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Audra McDonald, Hailey Kilgore & Tituss Burgess to Join Jennifer Hudson in Aretha Franklin Biopic Respect by Andy Lefkowitz
Six-time Tony winner Audra McDonald (Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune) is among a slew of theater stars who have signed on to appear in the highly anticipated Aretha Franklin biopic Respect, according to…
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Betrayal by Liz Wollman
On the surface, Betrayal is about entitled Londoners who meet for fancy lunches, during which they chat about art and literature and the best way to get to Torcello from Venice during summer holidays. They sch…
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Norm Lewis, Sierra Boggess, More to Perform at Manhattan Theatre Club Benefit by Ryan McPhee
The Little Mermaid and Phantom of the Opera duo will reunite at the November 11 event.
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 3pm
‘Thoughts of a Colored Man’ reveals universal truths at Baltimore Center Stage by William Powell
Thoughts of a Colored Man is a poetic journey through the lives of seven Black men over the course of a day in Brooklyn, New York. Playwright Keenan Scott II has written, and Steve H. Broadnax III has directed …
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BWW Flashback: Celebrate MAMMA MIA!'s Anniversary With a Look Back at Opening Night!
My, my! It's officially been eighteen years since the dancing queens of Mamma Mia! opened at Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre. In honor of the occasion, we're looking back at the show's opening night to see Lo…
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Disney+ Renews HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL: THE MUSICAL: THE SERIES Ahead of Its Debut
Disney+ has renewed the highly anticipated music-filled, comedic series 'High School Musical: The Musical: The Series' ahead of its debut on Disney+ TUESDAY, NOV. 12. Production on season two will resume early …
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BWW TV: Come-a, Come-a, Come and Check Out Highlights from Opening Night of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, starring Jonathan Groff, Tammy Blanchard and Christian Borle, opened just last night, October 17 at The Westside Theatre (407 W. 43rd St, NYC), where it plays through January 19, 2020. W…
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Audra McDonald, Heather Headley, and More Join Jennifer Hudson in Aretha Franklin Biopic by Olivia Clement
Broadway alums Saycon Sengbloh, Tituss Burgess, and Hailey Kilgore are also among the newly announced cast of the Liesl Tommy-helmed project.
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High School Musical: The Musical: The Series Renewed for Season 2 Ahead of Disney+ Debut by Dan Meyer
The show follows fictional East High students putting on a production of High School Musical.
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Meet the Playwright Debuting 2 Plays in 1 Season—and Going to Med School at the Same Time by Ruthie Fierberg
Sylvia Khoury is a soon-to-be doctor and the playwright of LCT3’s new play Power Strip and the upcoming Selling Kabul at Playwrights Horizons.
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Celebrate the Cast of Frozen With Stars Caissie Levy and Patti Murin by Dan Meyer
The duo and their cast mates will take the Feinstein's/54 Below stage December 1 for an evening of songs and stories.
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 2pm
ABT Revisits Clark Tippet’s Contemporary Classic Some Assembly Required by Karyn D. Collins
The pas de deux by the late dancer-choreographer begins its fall season run October 18.
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"Little Shop of Horrors" Better Than Ever by Simon Saltzman
Review of Little Shop of Horrors at the Westside Theatre/Upstairs
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Janet Jackson hired her as a backup dancer. Instagram made her a star. by Sarah L. Kaufman
How teenagers Kidathegreat, Kaycee Rice, Taylor Hatala and others are changing how we see and think about dance in the digital age.
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In ‘Little Shop of Horrors,’ a Colorful, Cautionary Tale Once Again Comes to Life by Matthew Wexler
Michael Mayer directs a slick revival of the hit Off-Broadway musical, "Little Shop of Horrors," starring Jonathan Groff and Tammy Blanchard. The post In ‘Little Shop of Horrors,’ a Colorful, Cautionary Tal…
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Jenn Colella, Jennifer Damiano, and More Join NAMT's FESTIVAL OF NEW MUSICALS
National Alliance for Musical Theatre announces final casting for the 31st Annual FESTIVAL OF NEW MUSICALS, which takes place on Thursday, October 24 and Friday, October 25, 2019 at New World Stages (340 West 5…
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BWW College Guide - Everything You Need to Know About Wright State University in 2019/2020
With college theatre program auditions just around the corner, we're highlighting some of the country's most prestigious theatre programs and chatting with the schools' faculty to give you insight into what to …
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“Little Shop of Horrors” at the Westside Theatre/Upstairs by [email protected] (simon Saltzman)
Tammy Blanchard and Jonathan Graff Photo: Emilio Madrid-Kuser Everyone’s favorite mutating carnivorous plant is in bloom again. This time back Off Broadway where it belongs and where it began in 1982 and r…
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Krystal Joy Brown to Join Broadway’s Hamilton by Ryan McPhee
The stage veteran returns to the Great White Way to play Eliza.
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"Forbidden Broadway" returns after five year hiatus by Simon Saltzman
Review of "Forbidden Broadway" at the Triad
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VIDEO: Beth Leavel Sings 'Everything's Coming Up Roses' at BEST IN SHOWS Benefit
Some of Broadway's best recently came together for Best in Shows, a star-studded cabaret evening benefiting the Humane Society of New York at Feinstein's/ 54 Below. Get a peek inside the benefit with a look at…
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Exclusive: Get A First Look At Teal Wicks, Bobby Conte Thornton, And More In LAST DAYS OF SUMMER
BroadwayWorld has a first look at the new musical LAST DAYS OF SUMMER, presented by George Street Playhouse and directed by Jeff Calhoun (NEWSIES, GREASE, BIG RIVER). LAST DAYS OF SUMMER features book & lyr…
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Wicked’s Emily Koch Will Play Feinstein’s/54 Below by Andrew Gans
She’ll be joined by Jake Boyd, Liana Hunt, and more.
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Final Casting Announced for NAMT’s 2019 Festival of New Musicals by Adam Hetrick
Julia Murney, Jenn Colella, and more will appear in the weekend-long event at New World Stages.
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Longtime London The Lion King Star George Asprey Reflects on the Show's 20 Years in the West End by Matt Wolf
The Lion King this month marks 20 years on the London stage, during which time it has become the sixth longest-running West End musical ever, with no end in sight. The iconic Disney musical recognized the occas…
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Calvin Royal III Rehearsing George Balanchine's Apollo by American Ballet Theatre
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 1pm
Dublin Carol by Darryl Reilly
Bearded, bald and utilizing a pronounced Irish accent, the physically imposing Jeffrey Bean is towering as John. The beaming Mr. Bean’s delightful bonhomie gives way to harrowing anguish as he conveys John’…
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2019 Theater Book Award Winners and Finalists from TLA by New York Theater
Books about Bob Fosse and Yiddish theater have been named the best theater books of the year by The Theatre Library Association, which is presenting its TLA Book Awards tonight at the New York Public Library…
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Six Questions with Jackie Draper
When Jackie Draper returns with Repeal the Blues (on Thursday, October 24, 7 PM, at the Laurie Beechman Theatre) she’ll be bringing long her musicians, and her dance partner, all set to blast the blues with s…
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See Carolee Carmello, John Bolton & More Glisten in the Hello, Dolly! Tour by Ryan Gilbert
The road production of the Tony Award-winning revival of Hello, Dolly! has officially embarked on its second year of touring across North America. Starring three-time Tony nominee Carolee Carmello, John Bolton,…
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Baltimore's Hippodrome & The Phantom of the Opera Host Over 2,000 Students at Special Matinee by Ryan Gilbert
The North American touring production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera is currently playing Baltimore's Hippodrome Theatre through October 20, and on October 16 the Hippodrome Foundation (HFI),…
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Go Inside The Sound Inside, Starring Mary-Louise Parker, on Opening Night by Broadway.com
Adam Rapp's Broadway debut play The Sound Inside officially opened at Studio 54 on October 17. Featuring Tony winner Mary-Louise Parker, in the first of her two Broadway shows this season, and newcomer Will H…
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Review: ‘The Rose Tattoo’ at the American Airlines Theatre by Deb Miller
Although Tennessee Williams’ rare romantic comedy won the Tony Award for Best Play when it made its Broadway debut in 1951, followed by a fiery 1955 film adaptation starring Anna Magnani (who received that ye…
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Evita at New York City Center by New York City Center
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THE LION KING: King's Cross London takeover! by Disney On Broadway
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BWW TV: Go Inside Opening Night of THE SOUND INSIDE with Mary-Louise Parker, Will Hochman & More!
The Sound Inside began performances, Saturday, September 14, and officially opened last night, October 17, on Broadway at Studio 54 (254 West 54th Street). Tony, Golden Globe, Emmy winner Mary-Louise Parker st…
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Looking for Regional Jobs? Once on This Island, Diana, The Music Man, and More Are Casting by Playbill Staff
Find your next Equity job with this selection of upcoming calls for Broadway and shows around the country.
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New Revision of Broadway Musical ‘Rags’ is a Timely Story of the Immigrant Experience by David Siegel
Something’s coming: an exclusive opportunity to take in an award-winning creative team’s new adaptation of Rags, a hidden away musical gem. If you are not familiar with it, “Rags is a special creature i…
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The Real Problem With Cancel Culture by Artsjournal1
“The entire cancel culture conversation, including the debate over whether or not it exists at all, has largely missed a crucial point. While celebrities, successful artists, and other too-big-to-fail types c…
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John Schaefer: Why We Still Need Music Curators by Artsjournal
“When what we listen to is all based on algorithms, you’re fed things that will already fit your taste. My intention with the show was always to make it like a series of doors. You could peek in and you cou…
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American Theatre’s New Hot Topic: Recovery And Sobriety by Artsjournal1
“With overdoses at troubling heights and recovery no longer a sotto-voce secret, a new wave of plays dealing with the realities of rehab and the challenges of sobriety have started to emerge, often created by…
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The Decline and Fall of the Entire World As Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief
As part of its Fall 2019 Musicals in Mufti Cole Porter Series, The York Theatre Company has smartly revived this 1965 Ben Bagley - Cole Porter revue not seen in New York in 54 years. Pamela Hunt’s delightfull…
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Fast review at Park Theatre, London – ‘a fascinating true story’ by Rosemary Waugh
Ar the turn of the last century, long before Gwyneth Paltrow promoted alkaline water on her Goop well-being brand, ‘Doctor’ Linda Hazzard
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THE GREAT SOCIETY Partners With Broadway For All
Robert Schenkkan's THE GREAT SOCIETY, starring Brian Cox (a?oeSuccessiona??) as LBJ, directed by Bill Rauch, is partnering with Broadway For All through its initiative ACCESS FOR ALL.
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The Sound Inside review at Studio 54, New York – ‘Mary-Louise Parker stars in a mysterious two-hander’ by Nicole Serratore
Playwright Adam Rapp’s Broadway debut, The Sound Inside, is a slippery mystery featuring a subtle central performance from Mary-Louise Parker. Parker plays Bella, a
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Stephanie J. Block, Brian d'Arcy James, Among Cast of the Return of THE COURTROOM
Waterwell today announced the return of The Courtroom, a re-enactment of deportation proceedings, with text arranged from real court transcripts by Waterwell co-founder and Tony Award nominee Arian Moayed
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Ballet dancer Anna Rose O’Sullivan – ‘Never lose your special something’ by Ruth Comerford
Royal Ballet first soloist Anna Rose O’ Sullivan is currently performing in Concerto / Enigma Variations / Raymonda Act III and soon
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at noon
ARTSFAIRFAX Presents 2019 Emerging Arts Award to NextStop Theatre Company by David Siegel
ARTSFAIRFAX presented its 2019 Emerging Arts Award at its eighth Arts Awards event on October 18, 2019. The award was given to the professional, black box NextStop Theatre Company. The ARTSFAIRFAX Arts Awards…
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VIDEO: Go Inside Rehearsals For Signature Theatre's A CHORUS LINE
BroadwayWorld has a first look at Signature Theatre's rehearsals for A Chorus Line with music by Marvin Hamlisch, lyrics by Edward Kleban and book by James Kirkwood Jr. & Nicholas Dante. A Chorus Line wil…
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Broadway.com #LiveatFive with Charlie Cox of BETRAYAL by Broadway.com
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Shakespeare's Twelfth Night - Denver Center for the Performing Arts by Denver Center For The Performing Arts
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Stephanie J. Block, Brian D’Arcy James, More Set for Return of The Courtroom by Dan Meyer
A re-enactment of deportation proceedings in the U.S. will highlight an immigrant’s story after she accidentally got registered to vote.
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London Theatre Review: Our Lady Of Kibeho
Katori Hall’s Our Lady of Kibeho lands at the Theatre Royal Stratford East – a production that delivers a hard-hitting true story to defy expectations. In 1981 a 16-year-old schoolgirl, Alphonsine, att…
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Daphne Rubin-Vega Talks Living In the Heights & Season 2 of The Horror of Dolores Roach Podcast by Caitlin Moynihan
Tony nominee Daphne Rubin-Vega has had a busy summer. The second season of her podcast The Horror of Dolores Roach, which is based on her solo show Empanada Loca and is getting a TV series adaptation, dropped o…
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Chris McCarrell and the Cast of The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical on the Show's Quest to Broadway by Broadway.com
Chris McCarrell, Kristin Stokes, Jorrel Javier and the cast of The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical talk the show's long quest to Broadway on opening night.
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Quests, and Quizzes, and Quandaries Oh My! The Cast of The Lightning Thief Takes on a Red Carpet Challenge on Opening Night! by Broadway.com
The cast and friends of The Lightning Thief take on a quantifiably quizzical quest challenge on opening night!
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Broadway.com #LiveatFive with Charlie Cox of Betrayal by Broadway.com
Charlie Cox stops by Broadway.com to chat about Betrayal and more with Paul Wontorek.
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Dep Kirkland to Star in His New Drama MsTRIAL at New World Stages by Andy Lefkowitz
Playwright Dep Kirkland (Lawyer Games) will head the cast of his new drama MsTRIAL, set to make its New York premiere at off-Broadway's New World Stages this fall. Rick Andosca will direct the production, sch…
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Director Guillermo Cienfuegos finds family and forgiveness in ‘Between Riverside and Crazy’ by Fountaintheatre
by Guillermo Cienfuegos How the Los Angeles premiere of Between Riverside and Crazy, this great, Pulitzer Prize winning play by Stephen Adly Guirgis managed to fall into my hands, I’ll never know. But I’m g…
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More than 70 actors and crew left owed thousands following collapse of Shakespeare’s Rose Theatre by Giverny Masso
More than 70 actors and backstage staff have been left thousands of pounds out of pocket following the collapse of Shakespeare’s Rose
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Stolen Royal Exchange van carrying Gypsy costumes is found by Matthew Hemley
Police have recovered a van carrying costumes for the Royal Exchange Theatre’s forthcoming production of Gypsy. The van was stolen on October
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Roundhouse and Donmar Warehouse reveal Sackler grant refusals amid opioid crisis allegations by Georgia Snow
Two major British arts institutions have revealed that they have rejected grants from the Sackler family amid the controversy over its alleged
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The Friday 5: 5 Musicals Based on Children's/Young Adult Novels by JK
With this week's opening of The Lightning Thief, we though we'd take a Friday 5 look five of our favorite (and not so favorite) shows based on other young adult/children's novels. How many of these have you se…
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The D Road review at Spode Works, Stoke-on-Trent – ‘witty and well-performed’ by Natalie Douglas
For a production ostensibly about a major thoroughfare, The D Road is actually about stasis, and the bonds that bind us to
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 11am
L’Elisir d’Amore review at Glyndebourne, Lewes – ‘lively and effortlessly charming’ by George Hall
Since its first showing in 2007, Annabel Arden’s staging of Donizetti’s heart-warming romcom L’Elisir d’Amore (The Love Potion) has become a welcome
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Watch Signature Theatre’s A Chorus Line Cast Rehearse Denis Jones’ New Choreography by Andrew Gans
Matthew Gardiner directs the production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical.
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In Celebration of Ntozake Shange, Revisit For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf by Marc J. Franklin
The acclaimed writer, known for her Obie Award-winning choreopoem, was born October 18, 1948.
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Clairvoyance by American Repertory Theater
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The twenty-five record albums that changed my life (3) by Artsjournal1
I was introduced to this album by Bob Nelson, my eighth-grade social-studies teacher, who decided for reasons of his own to introduce me to the music of my own time. – Terry Teachout
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Clairvoyance: The Tree Planting Ceremony by American Repertory Theater
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Alicia Alonso, Cuba’s (Very) Long-Reigning Doyenne Of Ballet, Dead At 98 by Artsjournal1
“Alonso received recognition throughout the world for her flawless technique and her ability to become one with the characters she danced, even after she became nearly blind. After a career in New York, she a…
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The twenty-five record albums that changed my life (2) by Artsjournal1
The public library in Smalltown, U.S.A., had a modest selection of classical albums. One of them was this two-disc set of “live” recordings by the first important classical-music instrumentalist whose playi…
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Why Orchestras Giving Free Concerts Is A Very Bad Idea by Artsjournal1
Aubrey Bergauer: “Giving it away for free, whether by regularly scheduled programming or by striking or locked out musicians, is not getting the job done. It’s not growing audiences, it’s not building ton…
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Oldest Known ‘Last Supper’ Painted By A Woman On Public View After 450 Years by Artsjournal1
Plautilla Nelli’s 23-by-6½-foot depiction of Jesus and his disciples was painted for her sisters at a convent in Florence in 1568. When that convent was shuttered by Napoleon’s forces in 1808, the canvas w…
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Sean Dorsey Has Blazed A Trail For Trans Dance Artists by Artsjournal1
“Now in its 15th season, Dorsey’s award-winning San Francisco company, Sean Dorsey Dance, is heralded for intersectional dance-theater works that celebrate trans, gender-nonconforming and queer identities. …
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How Theatres Can Strengthen Themselves For The Next Great Recession by Artsjournal1
“In this paper we first explore the U.S. economic and financial outlook to better understand the environment and its risks. Then we follow trends for theatres’ finances and operations, starting with the yea…
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Epistolary Memoir, An Old Genre Having A New Heyday by Artsjournal1
The recounting of a life in the form of a letter may go all the way back to Benjamin Franklin, but it’s currently seeing a revival, kicked off by Ta-Nehisi Coates’s Between the World and Me and carried by m…
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Dallas Placed 149th Among U.S. Cities On The Arts Vibrancy Index. Here’s How One Organization Is Trying To Change That by Artsjournal1
“The Arts Community Alliance (TACA) … has been raising money for the arts in Dallas since 1967. Today it doles that money out in the form of more than 60 general operating, artist residency and new works gr…
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Do We Need Critics For Cities? by Artsjournal
Given how long we’ve relied on the work of critics on film, music, food, and much else besides, as well as the ever-increasing relevance of cities in our lives, it’s time we recognised city criticism as its…
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London Theatre News Today: Friday 18 October by Kitty Underwood
Roll-up! Read all about the biggest news in Theatreland today. With new productions, casting announcements and extensions, there's lots to get excited about The post London Theatre News Today: Friday 18 October…
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Watch Beth Leavel Perform ‘Everything’s Coming Up Roses’ at Best In Shows Benefit by Adam Hetrick
The Tony Award-winning Drowsy Chaperone star shared the stage with an adoptable bulldog at the recent Humane Society concert fundraiser.
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Look Back at the Original Broadway Production of Once On This Island by Marc J. Franklin
The Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty musical, starring LaChanze, opened at the Booth Theatre October 18, 1990.
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RED CARPET CHALLENGE: THE LIGHTNING THIEF with Chris McCarrell, Kristin Stokes and more! by Broadway.com
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Chris McCarrell and the Cast of THE LIGHTNING THIEF on the Show's Quest to Broadway on Opening Night by Broadway.com
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Check Out Ciarán Hinds, Judith Roddy, Fra Fee, and More in National Theatre's Translations by Nathan Skethway
The Ian Rickson–helmed production returned to the London venue October 15.
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Photo Coverage: On the Opening Night Red Carpet of THE SOUND INSIDE
The Sound Inside began performances, Saturday, September 14, and officially opened last night, October 17, on Broadway at Studio 54 (254 West 54th Street). We're taking you to the star-studded red carpet below!
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Photo Coverage: Mary-Louise Parker & Will Hochman Celebrate Opening Night of THE SOUND INSIDE
The Sound Inside began performances, Saturday, September 14, and officially opened last night, October 17, on Broadway at Studio 54 (254 West 54th Street). We're taking you inside opening night below!
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BWW TV: Watch Broadway Walk the Red Carpet on Opening Night of THE SOUND INSIDE
The Sound Inside began performances, Saturday, September 14, and officially opened last night, October 17, on Broadway at Studio 54 (254 West 54th Street). We're taking you to the star-studded red carpet below!
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Photo Flash: See Jane Krakowski, Hailee Steinfeld at the Premiere of Apple TV's DICKINSON
On Thursday October 17, Apple celebrated the global premiere of their highly anticipated series, DICKINSON, which debuts exclusively on Apple TV+ on November 1!
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A CHORUS LINE - In the Rehearsal Room by Signature Theatre
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2019 Gala: Original Cast Members of Rent present "Seasons of Love" by Jonathan Larson by American Theatre Wing
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New Stages Festival | Dave Harris, Playwright of "Incendiary" by Goodman Theatre
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‘Orton-esque in its conceit’: THE HOUSE OF YES – Hope Theatre ★★★★ by Michael Davis
As Matthew Parker’s swansong as artistic director at the Hope Theatre, The House of Yes isn’t afraid to show the underbelly of ‘respectable society’.
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‘The Sound Inside’: ‘Stunning’ new play starring a ‘never better’ Mary-Louise Parker is an early Tony contender by David Buchanan
The Tony and Emmy-winning actress Mary-Louise Parker, who last starred on Broadway in the two-character play “Heisenberg” in 2016, returned in another two-hander play “The Sound Inside,” which opened at…
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 10am
Corey Cott to Perform Benefit Concert for Concordia Conservatory by Adam Hetrick
The Newsies and Bandstand leading man will play the Sommer Center for Worship & the Performing Arts, in Bronxville, New York.
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Sex Education’s Aimee Lou Wood, Ciarán Hinds, and More Join West End Uncle Vanya by Olivia Clement
See who's joining the previously announced Toby Jones and Richard Armitage in the Conor McPherson adaptation of Chekhov’s play.
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Come From Away extends its run at the West End's Phoenix Theatre
Backed by popular demand, multi-award-winning Canadian-American musical Come From Away has announced a West End extension as it continues to warm the hearts of London audiences on the Phoenix Theatre stage.
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Dearbhla Molloy & Ciarán Hinds Join West End Premiere of Conor McPherson's Uncle Vanya by Andy Lefkowitz
Further casting is here for the upcoming fresh West End staging of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya, featuring a new adaptation by Conor McPherson. The previously announced production, directed by Ian Rickson, will begin …
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Dearbhla Molloy & Ciarán Hinds Join West End Production of Conor McPherson's Adaptation of Uncle Vanya by Andy Lefkowitz
Further casting is here for the upcoming fresh West End staging of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya, featuring a new adaptation by Conor McPherson. The previously announced production, directed by Ian Rickson, will begin …
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Touring with a star used to be a dancer’s dream. Now it’s all about getting social media followers. by Sarah L. Kaufman
How teenagers Kidathegreat, Kaycee Rice, Taylor Hatala and others are changing how we see and think about dance in the digital age.
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VIDEO: ROCKETMAN Star Taron Egerton and Elton John Duet at the Greek Theatre
As credits rolled on a one of a kind screening of ROCKETMAN with the Hollywood Symphony Orchestra Thursday evening, Elton John and star Taron Egerton brought movie magic to life with an encore performance of be…
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BWW Exclusive: Ken Fallin Draws the Stage - The New York Pops
BroadwayWorld has teamed up with renowned caricature artist Ken Fallin, a life-long theater enthusiast, who has drawn many Broadway and Off-Broadway productions. Below, check out his latest illustration, featur…
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Tony Winner Idina Menzel Releases Christmas: A Season of Love October 18 by Andrew Gans
The Wicked star will offer several holiday concerts following the release of her latest solo recording.
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BRINGING UP BROADWAY: The Ultimate Guide to Summer Intensive Planning
Summer planning starts now for Broadway hopefuls! Explore the ever-expanding program options available for musical theatre students.
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Jason Danieley Opens Up About His Last New York Performance With Marin Mazzie and the New Enduring Album by Ruthie Fierberg
As the live album Broadway & Beyond drops October 18, Danieley talks 22 years of love and performing together in this exclusive interview.
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NEWS: West End transfer of Moulin Rouge! The Musical is set for March 2021 by Press Releases
The first UK production of acclaimed show Moulin Rouge! The Musical will open at London’s Piccadilly Theatre in March 2021.
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LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, starring Jonathan Groff, Tammy Blanchard and Christian Borle, opened just last night, October 17 at The Westside Theatre (407 W. 43rd St, NYC), where it plays through January 19, 2020. …
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What Did Critics Think of Forbidden Broadway: The Next Generation? by Dan Meyer
The parody cabaret returns with a new set of musical targets, including Hadestown, Judy, and Fosse/Verdon.
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Moulin Rouge! The Musical Will Open in London's West End in Spring 2021 by Andy Lefkowitz
Broadway's new smash hit Moulin Rouge! The Musical is heading across the pond. The spectacular show based on Baz Luhrmann's 2001 motion picture will receive its debut in London's West End at the Piccadilly Th…
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‘Moulin Rouge!’ will stage a West End transfer in 2021 by Caitlin Huston
“Moulin Rouge!” will debut on the West End in 2021. The musical, which opened on Broadway on July 25, will play London’s Piccadilly Theatre in March 2021. This adds on to the already announced Australian …
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A Tale of Two ‘Little Shop(s) of Horrors’ by American Theatre Editors
Two high-profile, celebrity laden versions of the campy musical are playing on opposite coasts: which one is better? It depends if you prefer innovation or nostalgia.
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San Jose actor embraces ’emerging artist’ label: Pizarro by Sal Pizarro
Tasi Alabastro, one of four recipients of this year's Leigh Weimers Emerging Artists Awards, says he's "leaning into" the label and using the freedom to develop new skills as an artist.
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Broadway’s Moulin Rouge to can-can to the West End in 2021
We can-can confirm that Broadway’s Moulin Rouge will be making a trip over the pond and will be transferring to the West End’s Piccadilly Theatre. The show is set to open in spring 2021 for its UK premiere …
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 9am
25 Spooktacular Musicals To Listen To For All The Halloween Feels by Robert Peterpaul
As the Karen Smith of Mean Girls once crooned: If we could change the world we’d make it Halloween every single day. The over-the-top holiday is a Theatre Nerd’s dream, with its candy filled pillow cases on…
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How Broadway's The Sound Inside Got Made and Why Audiences Should See It by Dan Meyer
Insider secrets from opening night at Studio 54 with Mary-Louise Parker, Will Hochman, Adam Rapp, and David Cromer.
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I Have Met the Enemy (and the Enemy Is Us) review at Byker Community Centre – ‘bold but uneven’ by Tracey Sinclair
A co-production with Northern Stage, Common Wealth’s I Have Met the Enemy (and the Enemy Is Us) is a bold and passionate
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FIRST-LOOK PHOTOS: Joseph Marcell & Christopher Fairbank in the UK premiere of Sam Shepard’s Ages of the Moon by Press Releases
Ahead of Mates founder Terri Paddock's post-show Q&A tonight and next Wednesday's press performance, we've got first-look photos for the posthumous UK premiere of Sam Shepard's Ages of the Moon. Check out t…
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See Mary-Louise Parker, Will Hochman, Adam Rapp, and More Hit the Red Carpet as The Sound Inside Opens on Broadway by Nathan Skethway
The new production, directed by Tony winner David Cromer, opened October 17 at Studio 54.
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London Theatre Review: Oh, Come From Away, please don’t drift too far!
On the surface, Come From Away, currently in situ at London's Phoenix Theatre, doesn't seem like a show that you would want to indulge in if you are having a bad day. How wrong was I?! This is the perfect sh…
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Opera North site added to Heritage Risk Register by Ruth Comerford
An area in Leeds that includes the home of Opera North has been added to a list of sites that are most
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Puppet designer withdraws unpaid placement on National Theatre show following exploitation accusations by Matthew Hemley
A freelance designer working on a National Theatre show has been forced to backtrack on plans to use volunteers on the project,
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Liverpool’s Unity Theatre to mark 40th birthday with £40k fundraising drive for outreach work by Georgia Snow
Liverpool’s Unity Theatre is launching a campaign to raise £40,000 to expand its outreach work, to mark the venue’s 40th birthday. The
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Grade II-listed Isle of Wight theatre set to be resurrected by Giverny Masso
A local council is striving to bring a grade II-listed theatre on the Isle of Wight back into use after nine years.
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Moulin Rouge! The Musical Will Open in London in 2021 by Andrew Gans
The musical based on the hit film opened on Broadway in July.
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'Beyond her somewhat forgiving brown eyes,' the subject of Adam Rapp's subtly riveting character study, The Sound Inside says of herself, 'your narrator could be described as unremarkable. In that thorny subjec…
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10 Broadway Actors Taking Hollywood by Storm by Paige Gittelson
Ben Platt Ben Platt has been working in professional theatre since he was 9 years old. He burst onto the scene in the Pitch Perfect movies, and starred as Elder Cunningham in The Book of Mormon, but it wasn’t…
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For All the Women Who Thought They Were Mad review – a great unravelling by Arifa Akbar
Hackney Showroom, LondonZawe Ashton aims high with an intricate dissection of race and gender but a smart ending can’t save this muddled show Zawe Ashton has described her play as both an “investigation int…
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92Y Will Hold Conversation With Leslie Odom, Jr.
The 92nd Street Y is hosting a conversation with Leslie Odom, Jr. The event takes place on November 3 at 8 PM.
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Global Roundup 10/18 - ONCE ON THIS ISLAND Tour, Starry THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA & More!
BroadwayWorld presents a comprehensive weekly roundup of regional stories around our Broadway World, which include videos, editor spotlights, regional reviews and more. This week, we feature Once On This Island…
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‘Short & sharp thriller’: FAST – Park Theatre by Luca Molinari
While Fast did feel like it dragged at some points, the clever use of a projector screen and off-stage narration works hard to bring the audience back.
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What’s there to do in Seattle this weekend? Happy hours, crime fiction, beer science and more by Yasmeen Wafai
If you haven't already heard, "The Big Dark" is here, and it's taking no mercy on your weekend. Luckily, Seattle has an abundance of activities for you to enjoy and we're here to tell you about them.
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Betrayal ***1/2 by Barry Gordin
By: Isa Goldberg October 18, 2019: Director James Lloyd’s revival of Harold Pinter’s Betrayal embraces a chilly minimalism. As the pinnacle of this complex love triangle, Robert (Tom Hiddleston) is a…
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 8am
Life of Pi officially sets sail to the West End next summer
It was docked on our West End wish list following its highly successful run at The Crucible, now the Sheffield Theatres production of Life of Pi is officially sailing to Wyndham's Theatre in London on 24 June…
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Moulin Rouge! The Musical announces London transfer by Giverny Masso
Moulin Rouge! The Musical will transfer to London’s West End in March 2021. Based on Baz Luhrmann’s film, the musical will run
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Moulin Rouge the musical to open in London March 2021 by Editorial Staff
By Editorial Staff Producers of Moulin Rouge The Musical, announced today that the first UK production will open at the Piccadilly Theatre London in March 2021. This post Moulin Rouge the musical to open in Lon…
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 7am
For All the Women Who Thought They Were Mad review at Stoke Newington Town Hall – ‘a balm’ by JN Benjamin
To be a black woman in contemporary Britain is a lot. Our bodies are over-policed, exoticised and brutalised. Our minds are gaslighted
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Adam Rapp's beautifully written/emotionally involving "The Sound Inside" by Simon Saltzman
A review of "The Sound Inside" at Studio 54
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[Blank] review – Alice Birch's build-your-own-play experiment by Michael Billington
Donmar Warehouse, LondonThe playwright throws down the gauntlet to directors, and the result is a show full of ideas but lacking unity Alice Birch’s new play, whose title comes with built-in parentheses, is b…
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Evo Morales: ‘We are not a country of beggars any more’
The Bolivian president on fighting for a fourth term, his autocrat ‘friends’ — and why he’d like to chew coca with Corbyn
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Watchmen, Sky Atlantic — Jeremy Irons and Regina King star in an alternative America
A band of incognito cops try to keep the peace in the racially tense town of Tulsa
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Warrior Women with Lupita Nyong’o, Channel 4
Fresh from starring in Black Panther, Nyong’o travels to west Africa to trace the story of the famed Agoji women
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Paul Rudd sparkles in Living with Yourself on Netflix
Comic actor Rudd plays a sloppy advertising executive and his better, cloned self in new series starring Aisling Bea
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On digital: Support the Girls / Hitsville: The Making of Motown
Friendship and feminism in a Hooters-style bar; and a fascinating insight into the workings of a pop factory
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The twenty-five record albums that changed my life (4) by Terry Teachout
Various forms of the records-that-changed-my-life meme have been making the rounds lately, so I came up with my own version, which I call “The Twenty-Five Record Albums That Changed My Life.” Throughout the…
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Replay: José Iturbi plays Liszt by Terry Teachout
José Iturbi plays Liszt’s Eleventh Hungarian Rhapsody in a 1940 film: (This is the latest in a series of arts- and history-related videos that appear in this space each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday)
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Almanac: Arturo Toscanini on the tragedy of the great performer by Terry Teachout
“No true musician can be satisfied with his performance, even through an audience is driven to a frenzy.” Arturo Toscanini (quoted by Halina Rodzinski in Our Two Lives)
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REVIEW ROUND-UP: Ghost Stories at Ambassadors Theatre by Emma Clarendon
We round up the reviews for Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson’s Ghost Stories which is back in London in time for Halloween…
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 6am
The Poem: Place name: Oracabessa by Kei Miller
From ‘In Nearby Bushes’
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Year of the Monkey by Patti Smith — a dreamlike state
A melancholy and surreal tale of two friends on the threshold of death
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Introspective melodies unfold amid skittering beats and echoing sound effects, and electronic oscillations give an atmospheric sense of space
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clipping.: There Existed an Addiction to Blood
Inspired by horrorcore rap, songs ratchet up tension with stark beats, oppressive bass and unsettling outbreaks of white noise
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Bantou Mentale: Bantou Mentale
Conversational vocals combine with shuffling hollow drum-machine beats, thin guitar riffs and a swaggering funk bassline
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Unaccompanied beginnings shift this way and that, solos freshen the palate and impressionist mists yield to flurries of swing
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Album includes Strauss’s ‘Eine Nacht in Venedig’ along with favourite solos, a handful of duets and lesser-known Viennese songs
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Snapshot: ‘Horacio Salinas: Photography 19 x 15’
Abstract collages that evoke the imaginative worlds of Picasso and Hannah Höch
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Further casting announced for new Uncle Vanya production at The Pinter
A lot of buzz has been circling Conor McPherson's new show after the initial announcement was made last month and London theatre fans have been aching for some additional details. Now, Sonia Friedman Product…
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Last Orders: The Haunting of the Old Red Lion review – ‘as entertaining as it is scary’ by Paul Vale
Whether or not it’s a trick of the air-con or simply a fluke, there’s a definite chill in the tiny theatre housed
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[Blank] review at Donmar Warehouse, London – ‘written with exquisite precision’ by Natasha Tripney
As a text Alice Birch’s [Blank] is a phenomenal thing. The play began as a co-commission between National Theatre Connections and theatre
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Wake Up With BWW 10/18: THE SOUND INSIDE and LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Reviews, and More!
Today's top stories: read reviews for The Sound Inside and Little Shop of Horrors, and more!
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HBO’s hit series features a cast of grasping tycoons with few redeeming qualities. What’s not to like?
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Lucian Freud: The Self-portraits — enthralling glimpse into a life on canvas
The Royal Academy celebrates the self-scrutiny of an artist who said ‘I want to paint myself to death’
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Anna Meredith: ‘I never listen to music. It just distracts me’
The composer on straddling the worlds of classical and pop and why ‘selling out’ isn’t all it’s cracked up to be
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How Indian TV and film is riding the bullish national mood
Amazon Prime’s The Family Man reflects a broader trend of patriotic — even nationalistic — themes in Hindi output
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The best products to help households avoid single-use plastic
Embrace a sustainable lifestyle with these reusable substitutes
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Sir Kenneth Grange: the designer behind Anglepoise
Britain’s most prominent industrial designer on modernity and consistency
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The houses that fit into London’s awkward spaces
From garages to car parks, gaps are filled by innovative architects
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Behind the Making of the New Dance Movie Highstrung Free Dance by Ruthie Fierberg
Get a backstage pass to the new movie.
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 5am
Moulin Rouge The Musical is coming to the West End by Kitty Underwood
Dust off your feather boas and pour some champagne, Moulin Rouge! The Musical is coming to the West End at the Piccadilly Theatre in March 2021 The post Moulin Rouge The Musical is coming to the West End appear…
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On the Couch with Monique Fisher by Arts Review
Who is Monique Fisher? A Melbourne born and raised actress who loves food, her dog and making art. She is the artistic director of the new production company ‘Around The Moon’ and is currently working on …
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‘It’s starting to lose its soul’: the makers of The Last Black Man in San Francisco
Director Joe Talbot and writer/star Jimmie Fails discuss their critique of gentrification and tribute to a vanishing minority
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Little Shop of Horrors review – gory musical blooms again off-Broadway by Alexis Soloski
Westside Theatre, New York Killer performances from Jonathan Groff and Tammy Blanchard bring a revival of the 1982 tale of a bloodthirsty plant to vibrant life The musical comedy our climate-denying age require…
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Further casting announced for Uncle Vanya by Kitty Underwood
The full cast for Uncle Vanya has been announced tooday. Find out who'll be joining Toby Jones and Richard Armitage at the Harold Pinter Theatre next year The post Further casting announced for Uncle Vanya appe…
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Tasmanian Theatre Company announce new Artistic Director by Arts Review
Tasmanian Theatre Company has announced Maeve Mhairi MacGregor as their new Artistic Director/CEO. In making the announcement, Anne Cordiner, Acting Chair Tasmanian Theatre Company said “The Board is excited …
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From prison to prize contender: Shahidul Alam’s tumultuous year
Tortured for denouncing his country’s regime, the Bangladeshi photographer is among the frontrunners for this year’s Prix Pictet
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Actor Wendell Pierce: ‘Fame is obscurity in waiting’
As ‘Death of a Salesman’ returns to the London stage, the actor talks politics, prejudice and the power of art
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The Week in Arts: Alicia Keys, Mark Morris and an Expanded MoMA
The singer headlines Tidal’s benefit concert in Brooklyn; and the Museum of Modern Art debuts its larger, more diverse collection.
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The singer sounds languid and self-composed on an album embedded with a hyper-busy, surreal pop aesthetic
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‘Writes with poetic vigour & concision’: A HISTORY OF WATER IN THE MIDDLE EAST – Royal Court Theatre by Aleks Sierz
Sabrina Mahfouz’s feminist account of British imperialism in A History of Water in the Middle East is energetic and passionate but also turns out to be a very slender piece of theatre.
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 4am
Lobby Hero by Arts Review
In a night of suspense, humour and compromised morality, Around the Moon Productions presents Lobby Hero by Oscar-winning playwright Kenneth Lonergan at fortyfivedownstairs from 22 October 2019. When you can’…
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[BLANK] Donmar, WC2 by Libby Purves And Friends
A COOL EYE ON SHATTERED LIVES Of all the well known flaws of our criminal justice system, one of the most glaring is how badly it fits women – though they are only around 7% of … Continue …
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Female Playwrights Are on Form (for the Most Part) by Matt Wolf
Whether it’s finishing what Jane Austen started, imagining the private conversations of first ladies or inserting the personal, on London stages female playwrights are mixing things up.
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Alicia Alonso death: Revered Cuban ballet star dies aged 98 by Roisin O'connor, Roisin O'connor
Cuba's president thanked her for her 'immortal work'
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 3am
Los Angeles Ballet seeks Controller by Artsjournal
Los Angeles Ballet is seeking an individual with a minimum of 5 years of experience as a controller, preferably for nonprofit arts institutions.
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Los Angeles Ballet seeks Administrative Director by Artsjournal
Los Angeles Ballet is seeking an experienced, energetic arts administrator with demonstrable leadership qualities.
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Jenny Kee and Linda Jackson: Step Into Paradise by Arts Review
Drawing on more than four decades of one of the most influential pairings in the history of Australian fashion, the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (MAAS) presents Jenny Kee and Linda Jackson: Step Into Par…
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Broadway Has a Major Hit in “The Sound Inside,” And an Early Tony Nominee for Best Actress in Mary Louise Parker by Roger Friedman
Sometimes the magic is there, everything works. The play is unexpectedly great, the star has a towering moment, the director bats a
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Samuel Sims: Working front-of-house can feel like a trap by Samuel Sims
That front-of-house workers are not mindless robots there to serve every whim of patrons is hopefully becoming more apparent to those who
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 2am
Roaring success: backstage at The Lion King – in pictures by David Levene
Celebrating 20 years at the Lyceum theatre in London this weekend, the Lion King stage show has been seen by 16 million people. Guardian photographer David Levene was given exclusive behind-the-scenes access to…
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Howard Sherman: In a world of entertainment on demand, theatre needs to tinker with start times by Howard Sherman
Four matinees a week is not typical on Broadway. But that’s exactly what the new musical The Lightning Thief is offering. The
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at 1am
Promised by Arts Review
Though extremely capable of outlasting others on a deserted Fijian island, it is Pia Miranda’s AACTA award-winning performance in 2000s Looking for Alibrandi that will remain her careers most enduring achieve…
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Review: The Pout-Pout Fish by Elyse Trevers
Want to keep your kids away from screens? Take them to the theater; it’s never too early! Often the best introduction the theater is something familiar, a show based upon a favorite book. The New Victory Th…
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Friday, October 18, 2019 at midnight
Oh, snap! Photographer Pete Souza's 'Shade' tour focuses on presidential contrasts by Jane Henderson St. Louis Post-Dispatch
When photographer Pete Souza started "throwing shade" at President Donald Trump, he was fairly subtle.
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Tituss Burgess To Make Carnegie Hall Debut In February 2020
Tituss Burgess will make his Carnegie Hall debut on February 1, 2020 with a concert titled Take Me to the World, paying homage to the legendary music of Stephen Sondheim.
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Best new London theatre: Solaris; A History of Water in the Middle East
Two new shows explore watery planets — an alien one, and our own
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The Sound Inside — intimacy and unexpressed desire in academia
A dark and ingenious exploration of a student-teacher relationship at Studio 54, New York
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Art sales get an injection of energy
Fairs change hands; spotlight on Hamdi Bey; mash-ups at Tefaf New York; Rockwell’s vaccination painting
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Lin-Manuel Miranda's freestyle love supreme ends in January, but its sister school is here to stay and open to all---Don't be surprised if you find yourself tearing up at Broadway's freestyle love supreme. Alth…
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Off-Broadway Horror Musical All Hallows Eve Begins October 18 by Andrew Gans
Little Shop of Horrors’ Martin P. Robinson, who wrote the book and lyrics and designed the puppets, directs.
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National Tour of A Bronx Tale Launches October 18 by Andrew Gans
The production, featuring American Idol winner Nick Fradiani, kicks off in Elmira, New York.
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Rent Tony Nominee Adam Pascal Is Harold Hill in The Music Man Beginning October 18 by Andrew Gans
The Meredith Willson musical continues through October 27 in Thousand Oaks, California.
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Sid & Judy, About Judy Garland and Sid Luft, Debuts on Showtime October 18 by Andrew Gans
Jon Hamm and Jennifer Jason Leigh narrate the new documentary.
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