Getting its first staging for three decades, Tony Harrison's World War I-set play Square Rounds is based on true events and explores the devastating impact of chemical warfare and weapons of…
Delaware Theatre Company opens its season with the world premiere of Philly playwright Bruce Graham's "Sanctions," in which a college football program gets started again after coming off NCA…
After losing a whopping six Emmys for “Mad Men,” TV academy members are poised to make it up to Elisabeth Moss in a big way. She just won Best Drama Actress for “The Handma…
The fall theater scene is kicking into high gear with an exciting crop of plays, revivals and new musicals hitting the stage. The Broadway.com 2018 Fall Preview highlights the stars and show…
Following a long battle with ovarian cancer, three-time Tony nominee Marin Mazzie passed away on September 13 at age 57. The original star of Passion and Ragtime made a memorable mark on the…
An Irish youth's life slides into drug possession, jail and thuggery in Frank Berry's grim but electrifying film
Donnacha Dennehy's score underpins a hard-edged tale about a dysfunctional musician
The exhibition celebrates the work and accomplishments of the graduating students.
Supported by funders including Game of Thrones' Emilia Clarke, the Open Door scheme is making world-class training accessible for all. John Byrne
Past mistakes and a fresh start form the backbone of James Hogan's new one-act drama High Ridin'. In several aspects it's quite
Tony Harrison's anti-war verse drama Square Rounds is an interesting curiosity. Premiered as a technical extravaganza on the National Theatre's huge Oliver
1928 satire will be adapted by Michael Healey and directed by Graham Abbey.
Hampstead theatre, LondonThe Broadway cast of Stephen Karam's award-winning play shine, but horror movie tropes detract from real-life fearsStephen Karam describes his play, which arrives fr…
Artistic director of London’s Lyric Hammersmith Sean Holmes has condemned “worrying” cuts to the arts in education, arguing that theatres’ work with
Theatre Royal, Bath With a starry cast that includes Elizabeth McGovern and Ralf Little, this revival of Yasmina Reza's menace-filled comedy emphasises the laughs but loses the play's savage…
The kids are all right. Playwright Bess Wohl and director Jackson Gay, old friends working together for the first time in years, are at Blue State Coffee in Main Street. They're sharing thei…
Performing arts college CPA Studios has officially gone into liquidation, citing financial challenges that made it unable to compete with its rivals
By Douglas Mayo The Sword Of Alex by award-winning playwright Rib Davis comes to the White Bear Theatre this September. In the clash between the political and the personal, The Sword of Alex…
Theatre 503, LondonAlison Carr's tight three-hander, set in a seaside B&B, examines the relationship of a woman who has had a stroke and the daughter who cares for herSixty-something Mae…
Director Bart Layton probes the grey zone between fact and fiction
Netflix Inc., the world's leading internet entertainment service, will be streaming new Mandarin series "The Rise of Phoenixes." Starring Chen Kun and Ni Ni, and art directed by William Chan…
Now I'm all for issue-based drama, and I do believe theatre has a responsibility to shine a light on areas of real social concern with the objective of moving and enlightening the audience.
By Michael Lueger. How do you depict pregnancy when you're working with an all-male cast? Dr. Sara BT Thiel joins us to discuss this and other issues connected to pregnancy on the Stuart sta…
First impressions matter! Getting your first day of drama class started on the right foot is so important for setting the tone for the rest of the semester. No matter whether you have a clas…
Thackeray's drama was reshaped for contemporary tastes throughout the 20th century