Broadway Cares’ ‘Broadway Dream Roles’ returns for a second year by Ruthie Fierberg

The concert will take place in April.

Read the Reviews for Safety Not Guaranteed at Virginia's Signature by Logan Culwell-Block, Andrew Gans

Oliver Butler is directing Ryan Miller and Nick Blaemire's musical for the Tony-winning company.

New Leaders at Classical Theatre of Harlem, Childsplay, and More by American Theatre Editors

A roundup of comings and goings at the top of U.S. theatre institutions.

Scraps and Slots by Ben Gassman

Playwright Ben Gassman on Christina Masciotti’s new play LIBERTY SCRAP running at Culture Lab LIC until March 29th.

Liza Minnelli Cancels Streicker Center NYC Memoir Event Due to Illness

Due to illness, Liza Minnelli is unable to travel, and has cancelled her event on March 23 at the Temple Emanu-El Streicker Cultural Center in New York City. The event was set to coincide wi…

Every Brilliant Thing by Tulis McCall

This is a beautifully crafted piece that is given to us.  It is not extraordinary in its narrative.  It is extraordinary in its attention to universal details.  In its attention to the mi…

5 Scandalous Showbiz Stories From Liza Minnelli's Memoir by Margaret Hall, Diep Tran

Stephen Sondheim disliked her "Losing My Mind." Judy Garland auditioned for Mame. And so much more!

Bedlam's Music City Delays Off-Broadway Return Following Venue Troubles by Margaret Hall

The country musical was to be staged in a Nashville honky-tonk–style bar after premiering uptown last year.

‘Aladdin’ to mark 12 years on Broadway by Ruthie Fierberg

The Disney Theatrical Group musical maintains its status as the Main Stem’s 14th-longest-running production.

Off-Broadway Review: “About Time” at the Marjorie Deane Little Theatre (Through Sunday, April 5, 2026) by Lars Koudal

It has taken a very long time, actually 27 years, but Richard Maltby and David Shire have decided that it was “About Time,” their new musical revue, that completes the trilogy which bega…

First Look: Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson in The Fear of 13 on Broadway by Sophia Rubino

Nothing to fear here. Fresh off its first performance on Broadway March 19, The Fear of 13 released first look production photos of Adrien Brody as Nick Yarris, Tessa Thompson as Jacki, Ep…

Odds and Ends: The Book of Mormon Mystery Week, Law Roach Joins Cats: The Jellicle Ball Team & More Broadway News by Jonah De Forest

Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed. Ring Them Bells Hello! To celebrate 15 years on Broadway, The Book of Mormon will host a “Magical Mormon Mystery Week” from Ju…

‘Monte Cristo’- A New Musical- In Golden Age Form by Alix Cohen

By Alix Cohen Remember the Golden Age of musicals whose plots had a linear beginning, middle and end; thwarted lovers, apparent villains, drama, comedy relief, and lush music? Monte Cristo a…

MUSIC CITY to Delay Performances Due to Issues With the Venue

Music City, originally scheduled to start performances on Monday, March 23, has had to be put on hiatus due to unforeseen issues with the show’s venue at 512 West 42nd Street. Ticket holde…

BroadwayWorld's 2026 Spring Preview

Spring has sprung, and with it comes the second half of the 2025/26 Broadway 12 plays and 6 musicals will take Broadway bows and BroadwayWorld is very excited to bring you a special first lo…

Playwrights Horizons Will Remount Shayok Misha Chowdhury’s Rheology

Inside Titanique’s Broadway Transfer: Bigger, Bolder and Still Deliciously Camp by Sophia Rubino

Titanique docks on Broadway this spring, with what co-author Constantine Rousouli joked in his rehearsal tour is an upgraded budget of $50, as opposed to the $4 it had while running off-Br…

‘Music City’ Off Broadway Musical Goes On Hiatus Days Before Opening Due To Legal Issues With Times Square “Honky Tonk” Venue by Greg Evans

A planned transfer of the critically acclaimed Off Broadway musical Music City to a larger, custom-redesigned venue has been put on hold just days before the planned start of performances. M…

THE BENGSONS ARE BACK WITH “MY JOY IS HEAVY” by Ron Fassler

A riveting 70-minutes.

Photos: Inside the First Preview for THE FEAR OF 13

Lindsey Ferrentino’s new play, The Fear of 13, starring two-time Academy Award winner Adrien Brody and Golden Globe Award nominee Tessa Thompson officially arrived at the James Earl Jones …

Jim Catapano reviews Anne L. Thompson-Scretching’s Home Is Sweet Sorrow: “A Masterful Conclusion to a Momentous Family Saga” by Jaymichaelsae

The War That Never Ends Home Is Sweet Sorrow is a must-see and a devastatingly powerful third chapter in the Blood trilogy, which also includes the highly regarded A Lesson in Blood and A Lo…

Photos: OPERATION MINCEMEAT Celebrates One Millionth Ticket Holder

Operation Mincemeat last night celebrated the one millionth ticket sold, to David Andersen, with a Golden Ticket that will afford him free, unlimited access to Operation Mincemeat, anytime, …

Photos: First Look at Adrien Brody & Tessa Thompson in THE FEAR OF 13

Lindsey Ferrentino’s new play, The Fear of 13, starring two-time Academy Award winner Adrien Brody and Golden Globe Award nominee Tessa Thompson officially arrived at the James Earl Jones …

Review Roundup: MONTE CRISTO Opens at York Theatre

The York Theatre is presenting the world premiere production of the sweeping musical adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' beloved novel The Count of Monte Cristo with book and lyrics by two-time T…

A New Spring, For Some, A New Year by Trav S.D.

The first day of Spring used to be the first day of the year on European calendars (it’s slightly complicated but that’s why April Fool’s Day is April 1. It was originally part of New …

Your Travalanche Daily Digest for March 20, 2026 by Trav S.D.

Today’s new Travalanche posts for March 20, 2026 are about Mr. Rogers Neighborhood, and the First Day of Spring. Earlier Travalanche posts for March 20 (in no particular order) include on…

Why Becky Shaw Still Bites: Inside the Broadway Cast’s Take on Love, Power and Chaos by Sophia Rubino

Becky Shaw, Gina Gionfriddo’s play about a blind date that spirals spectacularly off the rails, began performances at the Hayes Theater on March 18. You, too, could go in blind and experie…

Review: In Calf Scramble, Teen Angst Meets the Future Farmers of America

See Lea Michele, Nicholas Christopher, Aaron Tveit, Perform Songs From Chess for Broadway on the Radio by Meg Masseron

The stars of the new Michael Mayer-directed production performed live on the radio at WNYC's Greene Space.

Get a 1st Look at Public Charge, by Former U.S. Ambassador Julissa Reynoso, at Off-Broadway's Public by Logan Culwell-Block

Co-written by Michael J. Chepiga, the play details Reynoso's experience working under Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Photos: Andrew Rannells, Rory O'Malley, More Celebrate The Book of Mormon's 15th Anniversary on Broadway by Andrew Gans

Co-creators Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Robert Lopez were also part of the festivities at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre.

Wicked: For Good Streams on Peacock March 20 by Margaret Hall

Harkening back to the days of DVD extras, the streaming release of Wicked: For Good has a whole bunch of bonus content up its sleeve.

Get a 1st Look at Jordan Fisher, Nikki M. James, Andy Karl in Off-Broadway's Little Shop of Horrors by Andrew Gans

The three actors recently joined the cast of the long-running revival at the Westside Theatre.

Among The Cattle by Emily Chackerian

Dramatug and critic Emily Chackerian in conversation with the Libby Carr and Caitlin Sullivan, the creative team behind CALF SCRAMBLE now playing at 59E59 THEATERS until April 12th.

Four Teenagers Try to Exorcise the Patriarchy in Our Dear Dead Drug Lord

The Wolves

Photos: Nikki M. James, Jordan Fisher and Andy Karl in LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS

You can now get a first look at production photos of Tony Award winner Nikki M. James as Audrey, stage & screen favorite Jordan Fisher as Seymour, and Tony Award nominee Andy Karl as Dr.…

Alien, Serial Killer, Sadistic Dentist—Andy Karl Has Worn Many Different Hats by Andrew Gans

The Tony-nominated actor is in Little Shop of Horrors at the Westside Theatre.

Kimberly Belflower's John Proctor Is the Villain Begins London Run March 20 by Margaret Hall

The work, a modern reexamination of Arthur Miller's The Crucible set at a rural Georgia high school, made a Broadway debut last season.

Read the Reviews For York Theatre's Monte Cristo by Margaret Hall

Sierra Boggess, Adam Jacobs, Norm Lewis, and Karen Ziemba co-star in the new work, directed by Peter Flynn.

‘Every Brilliant Thing,’ ‘The Wild Party’ and More Shows Our Critics Enjoyed by Charlotte Dulany

Daniel Radcliffe in “Every Brilliant Thing,” “The Wild Party” and two Cold War-era comedy-thrillers: These are productions worth knowing about.

‘Monte Cristo’ Review: A Tale of Betrayal, on Two Counts by Elisabeth Vincentelli

An adaptation has a twist that doesn’t track, and songs that benefit from an excellent cast, including Norm Lewis, Sierra Boggess and Adam Jacobs.

Alden Ehrenreich Talks Broadway Debut in Becky Shaw and Launching Huron Station Playhouse in LA

Interview: Theatre Row’s Cierra Cass Talks About Taking the Reins as Director of Theatre Programs and Partnerships

Lea Michele Will Depart CHESS in June

Emmy Award nominee Lea Michele will depart the twice-extended, record-breaking new production of CHESS on Sunday, June 21, 2026 at Broadway’s Imperial Theatre. A new block of tickets w…

ALADDIN Celebrates its 12th Anniversary on Broadway

Aladdin is celebrating its 12th anniversary at the New Amsterdam Theatre on March 20th, 2026. As it plays performance 4,349 tonight, Aladdin has welcomed more than 7.2M guests to the New Ams…

Graham Nash – Live on tour 2026

A ONE-NIGHT-ONLY BENEFIT READING OF LEARNING HOW TO READ BY MOONLIGHT

& Sons

PRICE IS RIGHT LIVE—ON STAGE

The Meeting

PSA: Pelvic Service Announcement at the Boston Fringe Festival

The Mind Has a Hundred Thousand Gates

The Back Door to Broadway Theater Festival

Deconstructing Mr. Rogers by Trav S.D.

I have a damning admission to make, one that risks alienating some readers. I found the revival of interest in Fred Rogers (1928-2003) several years ago, surrounding the release of the films…

Checkmate: Lea Michele Sets Final Performance Date in Chess on Broadway by Sophia Rubino

Soon, it will be someone else's story. Lea Michele will play her final performance as Florence Vassy in Chess at Broadway’s Imperial Theatre on June 21, 2026. Her replacement will be anno…

What Do Reviews Think of Tru Off-Broadway, Starring Jesse Tyler Ferguson as Truman Capote? by Margaret Hall

Rob Ashford directs the immersive production of Jay Presson Allen's play.

Lea Michele Sets Final Bow in Chess on Broadway by Meg Masseron, Logan Culwell-Block

Michele stars as Florence Vassy in the new Michael Mayer-directed production at the Imperial Theatre.

Aladdin Celebrates 12th Anniversary on Broadway March 20 by Andrew Gans

The long-running Disney hit continues at the New Amsterdam Theatre.

Broadway Dream Roles Benefit Concert Sets April Return to the Hirschfeld by Andrew Gans

The annual concert benefits Broadway Cares.

Two Revivals, ‘Tru’ and ‘The Fever,’ Tackle the Contagion of the Rich by Helen Shaw

Two monologue revivals — Jesse Tyler Ferguson as Truman Capote and Wallace Shawn’s solo — reveal how wealth warps our perceptions. Only one pays dividends.

Will Slumdog Millionaire The Musical NOT Be Turned Into a Musical? by Ken Davenport

I posted a photo of me and A.R. Rahman. And... The post Will Slumdog Millionaire The Musical NOT Be Turned Into a Musical? first appeared on Ken Davenport.

Lea Michele sets departure date from ‘Chess’ on Broadway as production extends by Andy Lefkowitz

The revival has announced the release of a new block of tickets.

Lea Michele Sets Departure Date in CHESS

Lea Michele will depart Chess on Sunday June 21. The new Florence Vassy will be announced at a later date. A new block of tickets will go on sale next week.

Lea Michele to Exit ‘Chess’ on Broadway in June by Brent Lang

Lea Michele will end her run in Broadway’s “Chess” this summer. The “Glee” star will leave the production on June 21, 2026. Michele’s return to the stage has made “Chess” one…

Lea Michele Sets Broadway ‘Chess’ Departure Date by Greg Evans

Lea Michele will depart the Broadway revival of Chess on Sunday, June 21, finishing an engagement that began with the show’s first preview last October. Her replacement in the role of Flor…

Lea Michele To Depart ‘Chess’ on Broadway in June by Caitlin Huston

Michele opened the musical at the Imperial Theatre in November.

Lea Michele Sets Departure Date From Chess on Broadway

Exclusive: JEFF ROSS: TAKE A BANANA FOR THE RIDE Netflix Trailer

The filmed version of Jeff Ross: Take A Banana For The Ride, the Broadway show written and performed by the comedian, will be coming to Netflix on March 24 and BroadwayWorld has your first l…

Listen: TWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK) Cast Recording Available Now

The Cast Recording for the new original Broadway musical comedy Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) is available for listening now! The album stars Olivier Award-winning actor Sam T…

Get a 1st Listen to 'Be The Outcast' From New Musical Fouad of Nazareth by Meg Masseron

Palestinian-American composer, and 2025 Jonathan Larson Grant recipient, Fouad Dakwar will release a concept album for the musical.

Ato Blankson-Wood and Kevin McHale Will Lead NYC Industry Reading of Aurin Squire's Sapiosexual by Meg Masseron

Christopher Renshaw will direct the two readings, presented by Jim Kierstead.

Drama Club Launches Drafts Reading Series by Meg Masseron

The group has previously developed DRAG: The Musical, A Strange Loop, Mexodus, and CATS: The Jellicle Ball.

See Who's Starring in Yoko's Husband's Killer's Japanese Wife, Gloria Concert by Meg Masseron

The new musical from Brandy Hoang Collier, Clare Fuyuko Bierman, and Erika Ji will play two performances at Joe's Pub.

Stratford East Announces South Asian Programme for July 2026 by Staff Writer

Stratford East will present a vibrant programme of South Asian work this July The post Stratford East Announces South Asian Programme for July 2026 appeared first on Theatre Weekly.

Cast Announced for Morgan Lloyd Malcolm’s The Wasp by Staff Writer

Greenwich Theatre Productions has announced the cast for its new London revival of Morgan Lloyd Malcolm’s dark thriller The Wasp The post Cast Announced for Morgan Lloyd Malcolm’s The Wa…

Across the Ocean, Two Shows I Wish I Could See Again by Ross

Frontmezzjunkies reports: John Proctor is the Villain and The Harder They Come head to the UK By Ross There is a particular frustration that comes with loving theatre in more than one city. …

Wendy Wasserstein’s An American Daughter to Receive Rare New York Revival

How Harvey Fierstein inadvertently helped the writers of ‘The Lost Boys’ find their story by Ruthie Fierberg

In the latest podcast episode, Chris Hoch, David Hornsby and more reveal the makings of the new musical.

Here’s how Daniel Radcliffe could conjure a 2nd Tony for ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ by David Buchanan

The former boy wizard returns to Broadway in an acclaimed one person show that could be his ticket back to the Tony Awards.

Video: 92-Year-Old Shani Wallis Rehearses For BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT Appearance

92-year-old Shani Wallis, who starred as Nancy in the 1968 film adaptation of Oliver!, recently went viral when she returned to the stage at Blackpool's Winter Gardens for a performance of t…

BROADWAY DREAM ROLES Will Return This April to Benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS

Broadway icons and rising stars will perform the roles they've always dreamed of playing, but never have, when Broadway Dream Roles returns Monday, April 20, 2026, to the Al Hirschfeld Theat…

‘Ivanov’- Exceptional Theater! by Alix Cohen

By Alix Cohen Described by friends and associates as gentle, observant, ironic, and emotionally reserved, playwright Anton Chekhov exhibited those qualities in his work. The artist called on…

“White Rooster” Is a Spectacle Without Poetic Flight by Hugh Iglarsh

Lookingglass Theatre’s spectacle-heavy play is nice to look at, but offers viewers too little to chew on.

Photos: Andrew Rannells, Josh Gad, and More Celebrate THE BOOK OF MORMON 15th Anniversary

Original cast members of The Book of Mormon made a special appearance at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre last night, March 19, to celebrate the show's 15th anniversary on Broadway. Those in at…

Photos: The Cast of WHEN PLAYWRIGHTS KILL Meets the Press

The World Premiere production of WHEN PLAYWRIGHTS KILL, a new backstage comedy by Matthew Lombardo and directed by Noah Himmelstein, will be performed April 3 through April 18, 2026 at The H…

Photos: TRU Starring Jesse Tyler Ferguson Celebrates Opening Night

Tru, starring Tony Award winner & five-time Emmy-nominee Jesse Tyler Ferguson as Truman Capote, officially opened on Thursday, March 19. Check out photos from the opening night celebrati…

What is user-generated content and how does it work for your marketing strategy? by Sarah Pollock

How implementing audience-driven content can foster online community and promote your show

First Look Images Released for Vincent in Brixton at Orange Tree Theatre by Staff Writer

Orange Tree Theatre has released first look production images for its upcoming revival of Vincent in Brixton The post First Look Images Released for Vincent in Brixton at Orange Tree Theatre…

Mischief Join Comic Relief’s Funny for Money Tonight by Staff Writer

The Play That Goes Wrong, currently running at London’s Duchess Theatre, will be part of tonight’s Comic Relief: Funny for Money The post Mischief Join Comic Relief’s Funny for Money T…

Daniel Abercrombie Appointed Director of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival by Staff Writer

TRACS has announced that Daniel Abercrombie has been appointed as the new Director of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival The post Daniel Abercrombie Appointed Director of the S…

Broadway Game: Musicals Connected by JK

This season's final shows are gearing up to start performances in the coming weeks. When all is said and done, there will be 12 musicals that have opened during the 2025-2026 season, 6 new m…

KINDER Arrives at Brighton Fringe This May by Staff Writer

The award-winning production KINDER heads to the Brighton Fringe this May following acclaimed runs at festivals around the world The post KINDER Arrives at Brighton Fringe This May appeared …

AETHER Jermyn st theatre by Libby Purves and Friends

REACH FOR THE LIMITLESS STARS       This 70-minute squib was a big Fringe hit, though one clenched reviewer suggested that it could only appeal to those who love physics.  This felt like…

A Theatre That Stays With You: Tarragon Marks 55 Years with a Thrilling Season by Ross

Frontmezzjunkies reports: A milestone season celebrates Canadian voices past, present, and future By Ross There are a few theatres that feel like part of my soul, less like venues and more l…

Musical Magic Continues at Annual YTA Gala by David Dow Bentley III

By David Dow Bentley III “The People’s Critic” [CLICK ANY PHOTO TO ENLARGE.] By all accounts, it was the social event of the year in Conroe, Texas. Under the watchful eye of President …

2026 Youth Talent Show

Thakkar Theatre

Hear Me Out: Storytelling- Setting The Table

Dare to Dream: A Disney Musical Revue

Crane Wives

2026 Star Theatre Company Broadway Cabaret

Drunk Spelling Bee

TOVAH: A Screening and Conversation with Tovah Feldshuh

The Desire of the Moth for the Star

Spotlight: Woodfern

The Forum (25)

Gaithersburg Film Festival 2026 – Friday Opening Night Reception and Short Film Block

2026 – Global Harmony Presented by Solano Winds

HISTEPA PRESENTA ALICIA Y EL MULTIVERSO DE LAS OREJAS

The Word on 163rd April

BrickFlix: Day of the Catch

Gotta Dance! Brings Dances From West Side Story, Singin' in the Rain, More Off-Broadway Beginning March 20 by Logan Culwell-Block

The American Dance Machine revue features reconstructions of some of musical theatre's most iconic choreography.

Kate Baldwin: The Bucket Show at 54 Below by Melissa Griegel

By Melissa Griegel… Two-time Tony® nominee Kate Baldwin (Hello, Dolly!, Finian’s Rainbow, Big Fish) returned to 54 Below for three March performances.

Monte Cristo at The York Theatre: A Lush Score and Standout Performances Anchor a Classic Tale by Suzanna Bowling

The York Theatre Company’s new musical Monte Cristo, based on Alexander Dumas’s sweeping 1844 novel of love, betrayal, and revenge, arrives with ambition—and, most importantly, a score…

The “Gentle Herding” of a Theater Enthusiast: Car Rides with Dad by Steven Morris

The post The “Gentle Herding” of a Theater Enthusiast: Car Rides with Dad appeared first on Stage Raw - ARTS IN L.A. - SERVED FRESH.

Essence Theatre Studio’s Equus: A Bold and Passionate Reimagining by Suzanna Bowling

Essence Theatre Studio presents Peter Shaffer’s provocative and psychologically complex Equus at IRT Theater in Manhattan’s West Village, performed in Russian with English supertitles, d…