Bad Jews review a gripping inheritance drama
Ustinov Studio, BathAn emotional struggle between three cousins has more to it than meets the eye Continue reading...
Ustinov Studio, BathAn emotional struggle between three cousins has more to it than meets the eye Continue reading...
Casting has been announced for the new drama Stalking the Bogeyman, based on the true-life story of journalist David Holthouse, which arrives Off-Broadway Sept. 12 at New World Stages.
Director Jim O’Hanlon’s “A Hundred Streets” announced new cast members today, including Samantha Barks (“Les Miserables”), Ken Stott (“The Hob…
Fighting for the intellectual integrity and independence of arts reviews means demanding more analysis and less sales talk.
Pleasance Dome, EdinburghA passable if predictable dystopian thriller is undermined by Theatre Ad Infinitum's overreliance on gimmicky lighting Continue reading...
Nine out of 10 students at Rose Bruford College, the Conservatoire for Dance and Drama and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland are happy with their training, according to this year's results…
A Family Thing has been optioned by the production company Big Block Entertainment.
She won a Tony for playing the mother of a girl with a developmental disability, and now Victoria Clark is hitting the big screen as the daughter of a woman with dementia. The Cinderella sta…
Episode 105: The Drama Teacher Academy Announcing the Drama Teacher Academy! We are so excited to introduce our new membership site which offers workshops on demand. Lindsay talks about the …
Rory Mullarkey has won the second James Tait Black Prize for Drama with his debut full-length script, Cannibals, which premiered at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester in 2013. The £…
Mark Ruffalo, who earned an Emmy Award nomination for portraying Ned Weeks in the HBO film adaptation of Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart, revealed in an recent interview with Deadline.co…
The monthly missive from Across the Pond reflects on Kevin Spacey's work as artistic director at the Old Vic Theatre as well as Maureen Lipman's performance in the Haymarket producti…
Twelve Angry Men was written 60 years as a television movie by Reginald Rose, and one year later it was adapted for the stage by Sherman L. Sergel, and it remains relevant today. In what …
It has been a whirlwind week with the launch of The Drama Teacher Academy! This is a brand new project and a brand new adventure so there have been a lot of questions. We want to make sure y…
The boxing drama The Opponent, which marks the first production of A Red Orchid NY, officially opened Aug. 6 following previews that began July 31 at Off-Broadway's 59E59 Theat…
Deadline writes that Open Road is developing SPOTLIGHT, a film centering on the Boston Globe's investigation into pedophile priests in the Catholic Church. Tom McCarthy directs from a script…
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Vladimir Pankov questions nature of conflict past and present in The War, which makes its debut at Edinburgh festival Continue reading...
Loyalty and distrust with gags and wordplay feature strongly in this year's line-up as Scotland's independence vote looms Continue reading...
We are proud to announce that the Drama Teacher Academy is open and ready for you! Click the graphic below to become a charter member. Don't forget the bonus! If you join the Drama Teache…
The boxing drama The Opponent, which marks the first production of A Red Orchid NY, officially opens Aug. 6 following previews that began July 31 at Off-Broadway's 59E59 Theate…
The Geffen Playhouse continues its ongoing exploration of works by Neil LaBute with his Tony-nominated play Reasons to Be Pretty, which features a brand-new monologue written for star Amber …
The Broadway Blog’s editor Matthew Wexler rounds up three of our favorite picks for August. The dog days of summer are here so what better time to ensconce yourself in a cool, dark the…
'Code of Silence,' opening Aug. 20 at the Theatre at St. Clement's, seems ripped from the headlines, but had its debut in 1998, inspired by a 1994 case in which Anthony Baez died of asphyxia…