Tony Award-winning production company Davenport Theatrical Enterprises expands with new hires and promotion
Davenport’s team grows with several new musicals in development.
Davenport’s team grows with several new musicals in development.
Rehearsals are underway for Classic Stage Company's upcoming production of Clifford Odets' Waiting for Lefty, featuring original music and arrangements by Yeller Tooth, choreographed by Susa…
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The Charles Strouse-Stephen Schwartz musical was staged for two performances only Off-Broadway.
What Will The Neighbors Say Theatre Company will bring their 13th original production, ¡FRUTAS!, to the stage as part of their 11th season in April 2027.
What Will The Neighbors Say Theatre Company will bring their 13th original production, ¡FRUTAS!, to the stage as part of their 11th season in April 2027.
The Opera Review: Verdi’s tragedy pulls me from extravagant parties into a world of love, sacrifice, and heartbreak. By Ross This year I made a plan, or maybe you could call it a challenge…
It’s the LAST WEEK TO VOTE for the regional finalists for this year's PLSN Hometown Hero Lighting Company, and the voting is now open! PLSN readers now have the opportunity to vote for the…
Lies! Deceit! And a possible ghost! Best Medicine Rep kicks off its 10th Anniversary Season with a farce from Artistic Director John Morogiello. When a man lies about breaking a priceless st…
Mosaic Dance Theater Company Premieres Cassandra: An Ongoing Tragedy Reported on Thursday, September 24, 2026. Pictured Above: Troubles #1. The evils inside Pandora’s box await their relea…
There’s plenty of funny business brewing at the Todd Haimes Theatre, where Tony Award winner Bill Irwin and an all-star company are getting ready to bring Molière’s The Imaginary Invali…
Next up at Roundabout Theatre Company is the New York premiere production of The Heart with book and additional lyrics by Kait Kerrigan, music and lyrics by Anne Eisendrath and Ian Eisendrat…
Performed by Samantha Gershman and the Company of A Chorus Line PLAYING September 15-27, 2026 at The 5th Avenue Theatre TICKETS & INFO: https://www.5thavenue.org/ Conceived, Originally Cho…
Performed by Brandon Lavar and the Company of A Chorus Line PLAYING September 15-27, 2026 at The 5th Avenue Theatre TICKETS & INFO: https://www.5thavenue.org/ Conceived, Originally Choreog…
Performed by Kayla Pecchioni, Tori Gresham, and Emily Ann Brooks PLAYING September 15-27, 2026 at The 5th Avenue Theatre TICKETS & INFO: https://www.5thavenue.org/ Conceived, Originally Ch…
Next up at Roundabout Theatre Company is the New York premiere production of The Heart with book and additional lyrics by Kait Kerrigan, music and lyrics by Anne Eisendrath and Ian Eisendrat…
What’s new, Broadway?! See who will be joining Rachel Zegler in Jamie Lloyd’s critically acclaimed Broadway revival of EVITA. Tickets available now at Broadway.com https://www.broadwa…
A 30-seat black box, 14 brave actors, and a whole mythic sea conjured out of rope, benches, and human breath. By NATASHA PARNIAN
The bremer shakespeare company was founded in Bremen in 1983 by a collective of nine theatre artists, with the specific intention of creating imaginatively new productions of predominantly …
There is a point fairly early in “Venus,” now playing at Woolly Mammoth Theatre, when you realize that whatever you thought this play was going to be, you were probably wrong. Steve Yock…
There is fertile ground for drama in the curious history of famous people who we knew once met but don’t know what they talked about. In recent years, I have seen such plays about Scott an…
Guildford Shakespeare Company (GSC) has unveiled its full autumn programme as part of its 20th anniversary celebrations The post Guildford Shakespeare Company expands knife crime awareness p…
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As Johann Sebastian Bach, the ‘Succession’ star brings warmth and authority to a play whose drama doesn’t always match its ambitions. By D.R. LEWIS