A-B-C, Easy as 1-2-3: MJ by the Numbers by Sophia Rubino

2024’s “Little Michael” Eric Williams wearing the numbered shirt backstage (Photo: Sergio Villarini for Broadway.com) We're spotlighting Broadway's blockbusters this summer, and with…

The Flea Announces Cast for Immersive Musical Beyond the Stardust by Dgordon

David Gordon| The Illustrious Blacks will lead the company. ||Off-Broadway|Beyond the Stardust,The Flea [...] Read More... from The Flea Announces Cast for Immersive Musical Beyond the Stard…

‘Burst’ Explodes As Integrity And Ambition Collide at New City Players Season Closer by Bill Hirschman

Fury, frustration, deception, integrity, ambition and amorality combine and collide in a super-charged spiral downward that cements a cuttingly wry satire liberally seasoned with chuckles an…

Kalen Allen, Adrienne C. Moore, and More Set for Baltimore Center Stage’s Bocking by Dgordon

David Gordon| Preston Crowder’s new comedy is directed by Stevie Walker-Webb. ||Baltimore|Baltimore Center Stage,Bocking [...] Read More... from Kalen Allen, Adrienne C. Moore, and More Se…

Delirium to Play Off-Broadway This Autumn by Margaret Hall

The new adaptation of Ionesco’s Frenzy for Two, Or More, adapted and directed by Igor Golyak, will bow in Brooklyn this fall.

Wai Ching Ho, Veteran Stage and Screen Actor Known for MCU Role, Dies at 82 by Dgordon

David Gordon| Ho recently appeared off-Broadway in Laowang at Primary Stages. ||New York City|Wai Ching Ho [...] Read More... from Wai Ching Ho, Veteran Stage and Screen Actor Known for MCU …

Kelli O'Hara Sets Return Engagement at Café Carlyle by Andrew Gans

The famed Manhattan cabaret will also welcome John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey, Isaac Mizrahi, and more.

Brave Onstage, Quiet at Home by Guesteditor

MILCK's first musical at La Jolla Playhouse this summer can't keep quiet, telling the story of an Asian American singer/songwriter with some unresolved trauma.

Catherine Cohen Had Hailey Bieber’s Stroke. Now She’s Staging a One-Woman Show About It With Broadway Royalty. by Seija Rankin

The actress and comedian discusses her new stage act 'Broad Strokes,' currently in previews off-Broadway at the Lucille Lortel Theater, as well as her burgeoning film career and first trip t…

Why “You Are Enough” Rings Hollow: Confronting Harm in Acting Training by Kat Kemmet

By Kat Kemmet. Kat Kemmet reflects on approaches to acting training that disguise harm as care.

From the Heart Will Return to London's West End This Fall by Meg Masseron

The musical featuring lyrics by Don Black had a sold-out run last year.

Read the Reviews for World Premiere Jennifer Nettles Musical Giulia by Meg Masseron, Logan Culwell-Block

The Grammy winner also stars in the new work, playing Perelman Performing Arts Center.

The Tempest, Il Turco, and More: What's Happening in Classic Arts Next Week by Natan Zamansky

Find out what’s happening in the opera, concert, and dance scene in NYC.

Special Episode: Jamie Allan on the lessons of magic and ‘Amaze’ by Matt Tamanini

On today’s episode, Matt Tamanini is in conversation with magician and illusionist Jamie Allan. The Off-Broadway production of his show “Amaze!” will hit its one-year anniversary at Ne…

Yvonne Rainer, Trio A review: watching this thrilling performance for free feels like an enormous privilege by Ben Eastham

Tate Modern, LondonWith this work, the choreographer changed the course of dance – and on its 60th anniversary, viewed by babies, tourists and passers-by, it’s as beguiling and hypnotic …

The Vault Begins Finding Its Voice This Summer by Ross

Frontmezzjunkies reports: SATE and Ted Dykstra launch an exciting summer lineup of staged readings, music, and new Canadian creation at The Vault When Coal Mine Theatre announced its ambitio…

Broadway’s true peer group: expanding our competitive horizon by Caitlin Cheng

Come one, come all: how DMV-area community theaters approach accessibility and diverse audiences by Valerie J. Mikles

With Pay-What-You-Can offers, sensory-friendly performances, ASL interpretation, and more, local theaters are striving for inclusivity. By VALERIE J. MIKLES

The man who forgot himself: life before and after total amnesia by Paula Cocozza

In 2019 Eric Lampaert woke up unable to recognise his friends, his parents, even his own name. After decades of anxiety, abandonment and bullying, was his mind just trying to shield him from…

Back to the Future The Musical unveils first look at spectacular DeLorean finale ahead of UK tour by Staff Writer

For the first time, Back to the Future The Musical has released an image of its DeLorean finale, giving audiences an early look at one of the production’s most celebrated theatrical moment…

Strictly’s Amber Davies throws theatregoer out mid-performance for filming: ‘It’s ruined the morale’ by Rachel McGrath

The ‘Legally Blonde’ star has issued a warning for fans thinking of breaking theatre rules

They’re creepy and they’re kooky: The Addams Family set to spook Hayes Theatre Co

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Don Black’s From The Heart returns to the West End for biggest season yet at the Garrick Theatre by Staff Writer

Following a sell-out run last year, multi-award-winning lyricist Don Black will bring From The Heart back to the West End for its most ambitious incarnation yet The post Don Black’s From T…

Further 2027 tour dates announced for Just For One Day – The Live Aid Musical by Staff Writer

Jamie Wilson Productions has announced further dates for the 2027 UK and Ireland tour of Just For One Day – The Live Aid Musical The post Further 2027 tour dates announced for Just For One…

On the Couch with Don Bridges

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$20,000 boost for Australian choreographers as treasured fellowships return

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Jon Rafman: Memento Hikikomori

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Alyssa Fisher Named Chief Government Affairs Officer of Americans for the Arts

Americans for the Arts (AFTA) today announced the appointment of Alyssa Fisher as Chief Government Affairs Officer, effective July 13, 2026. A nationally respected government affairs strateg…

Little Squirt comes to Bondi Festival this July

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Josh Grisetti: The Light He Shared Will Outlive the Darkness by Suzanna Bowling

There are performers you admire. Then there are performers you look forward to seeing because you know, without question, they are going to make the evening better. Josh Grisetti was one of …

Theatre News: Dolly Heads to Broadway, Jamie Lloyd Takes Over the Winter Garden and New Works Take Center Stage by Suzanna Bowling

Broadway’s 2026–2027 season is taking shape with an impressive lineup of star-powered productions, acclaimed London transfers and ambitious new plays, while several noteworthy cast recor…