On the Town: Where to Eat and Drink in New York City by Playbill Staff

Playbill's guide to restaurants to visit before or after you see a show.

A.K. Payne's Blackburn Prize-Winning Furlough's Paradise Will Play Yale Rep by Logan Culwell-Block

Abigail jean-baptiste is directing the production, starring Lauren F. Walker and Tiffany McLarty.

Video: Whitney Leavitt Joins SPELLING BEE as Guest Speller

Whitney Leavitt made a special appearance at The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee this week. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star and Dancing With the Stars alum was a "guest speller"…

Tony Award Winning Stage Veteran Jane Lapotaire Passes Away at 81

BroadwayWorld is saddened to report that stage and screen veteran Jane Lapotaire, who won Olivier and Tony Awards for portraying French singer Édith Piaf in the play Piaf, passed away on Ma…

John Legend and Mike Jackson Join CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL Producing Team

EGOT winner John Legend and Tony and Emmy Award-winning producer Mike Jackson, through their company Get Lifted Film Co. have joined the producing team of CATS: The Jellicle Ball. The produc…

World Premiere of Bughouse Extends Off-Broadway Again by Margaret Hall

The Vineyard Theatre production centers on a reclusive janitor whose paintings and writings were only discovered after his death.

The Zionists Finds Full Casting for Miami New Drama World Premiere by Logan Culwell-Block

The new work from S. Asher Gelman follows a Jewish family struggling to reconcile their politics in the aftermath of October 7.

Romeo Castellucci “Believing In Masks” At Milan’s Fog Festival by Margaret Rose

FOG, Milan’s performing arts festival, is back with some rare treats for theatregoers keen to discover the best in cutting-edge work on international circuits, as well as emerging artists,…

“Last Call” Brings Us Closer To Bernstein And Von Karajan by Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe

Plays about famous people have always held special attraction to dramatists, theatres and audiences. Plays about famous artists (such as actors, musicians, painters, and poets) have held a p…

Jesse Malin’s Silver Manhattan

Bowery Palace

Stage Mag Spotlight: University of Montevallo's ROMEO & JULIET

This week's Stage Mag Spotlight is on University of Montevallo Department of Theatre's production of Romeo & Juliet. Stage Mag is BroadwayWorld's service for easily creating modern, full…

Three Leaches’ ‘Fiction’ delivers a sharp, seductive puzzle about love and lies by Toni Tresca

Three Leaches Theater tackles Steven Dietz’s rarely staged Fiction with wit and emotional heft.

Video: Matthew Broderick Previews Role as Self-Obsessed Actor in ULSTER AMERICAN

Matthew Broderick is starring in the American Premiere of David Ireland's Ulster American, now running at Irish Repertory Theatre. On Friday, the Tony winner visited CBS Mornings to talk abo…

Listen: Jeremy Beloate Drops New Original Single 'Healer'

Jeremy Beloate, currently starring opposite Todrick Hall in Hall’s original musical Midnight in London, has released his new single “Healer,” out now via Death Row Records/gamma. Pr…

Photos: OPERATION MINCEMEAT Draws Golden Tickets That Allow Access to Unlimited Shows, for Life

Operation Mincemeat, drew the winners of four Golden Tickets, that will afford recipients free, unlimited access to Operation Mincemeat, anytime, anywhere in the world, for life. The winn…

Your Travalanche Daily Digest for March 13, 2026 by Trav S.D.

Today’s new Travalanche posts for March 13, 2026 are about Neil Sedaka, Paul Fix, and Bumps Adams. Also it’s Friday the 13th! I thought I would take the occasion to share a vaudeville ba…

Opening Night Photos: The Stars Turned Out to See Daniel Radcliffe in Every Brilliant Thing

Cincinnati Review:Heidi Armbruster's MRS. CHRISTIE at Cincinnati Playhouse In The Park checks all the boxes! by Caroline Conard

Running through March 29th then moving to Milwaukee Rep, it's a fantastical show with mystery, quirky characters, and deeper themes, ARMBRUSTER's "Mrs. Christie" is sure to have something f…

Photos: Every Brilliant Thing, Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Opens on Broadway by Logan Culwell-Block

Olympians Evan Bates and Madison Chock, Michele Lee, Whitney White, Maria Friedman, and more joined the Tony-winning Harry Potter actor on opening night at the Hudson.

Video: Kristin Chenoweth Reflects on THE QUEEN OF VERSAILLES Early Closing: 'We Got So Close'

Kristin Chenoweth reflected on the early Broadway closing of The Queen of Versailles during a visit to Late Night with Seth Meyers on Thursday. While on the show to promote the NBC series St…

Video: Meet the New Stars of HADESTOWN on Broadway

A whole new cast has just entered Hadestown! Earlier this month, the show welcomed Joshua Colley as ‘Orpheus,’ Gary Dourdan as ‘Hades,’ J. Harrison Ghee as ‘Hermes,’ Gaby Moreno…

Christopher Gattelli Says Schmigadoon! Is the Broadway Musical We’ve Been Missing by Sophia Rubino

Director and Tony-winning choreographer Christopher Gattelli has had quite a hectic couple of years on the job. With Death Becomes Her entering its second year on Broadway, Gattelli is feeli…

Broadway Cares launches 2026 edition of annual spring Red Bucket fundraising competition by Andy Lefkowitz

Cast members and volunteers at Broadway, Off-Broadway and national touring productions will collect donations through April 26 to support essential social services.

Stage Manager Creates Collectible Joy with CurtainCards for Broadway Cares by Francesca Toscano

We talk to Maybe Happy Ending's Plato Seto about her new Broadway trading cards that are raising money for the non-profit.

Off-Broadway Review: “The Unknown” at Studio Seaview (Through Sunday, April 12, 2026) by Lars Koudal

“Did You Write This Scene or Did I?” THE UNKNOWN at Studio Seaview When critics dismissed David Cale’s “The Unknown” as a solo thriller with a “tired twist,” they revealed more…

Brandon Allmon-Jackson Is Running a Half Marathon, Rehearsing a Broadway Show, and Battling Cancer by Diep Tran

The 35-year-old stage manager is about to have a very busy Sunday at the NYC Half Marathon.

Lena Hall Releases New Album Lullabies for the End of the World March 13 by Andrew Gans

The Hedwig Tony winner's recording examines a romantic and co-dependent relationship.

Cast Set for New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players' Utopia, Limited by Natan Zamansky

Gilbert and Sullivan's rarely-produced penultimate opera will be revived in April.

Keri René Fuller Has Gone From Elphaba Standby to Full Time in Wicked by Andrew Gans

She details her pre-show preparation, which takes up her entire day.

Liza Minnelli: What, Specifically, Makes Her an Icon by Louis Lucero Ii

The things that make Liza Liza.

Book Review: ‘Kids, Wait Till You Hear This! A Memoir,’ by Liza Minnelli by Alexandra Jacobs

“Kids, Wait Till You Hear This!” is a familiar reminder that growing up in showbiz can lead to awards and adulation, but also to heartache.

Tony Winner Jane Lapotaire Has Died at 81 by Margaret Hall

Ms. Lapotaire was an acclaimed classical actor, winning the Tony for her performance as Édith Piaf.

Video: Sting and Shaggy Perform THE LAST SHIP Medley on THE TONIGHT SHOW

During Thursday's episode of The Tonight Show, Sting and Shaggy took the stage to perform a medley of "All This Time" and "The Last Ship" from the musical. Check it out here. Sting is sta…

Listen: Lena Hall Drops New Album 'Lullabies for the End of the World'

Tony Award-winning and Grammy Award-nominated performer Lena Hall has released her new album Lullabies for the End of the World, courtesy of Joy Machine Records. The full album is now availa…

R.I.P. Neil Sedaka by Trav S.D.

March 13 was the birthday of Neil Sedaka (1939-2026). He passed away two weeks ago, but I decided to save a tribute for the customary annual day. I am too young to have been around for Sedak…

Josh Groban Confirms New Movie Album CINEMATIC; Listen to 'Can You Feel the Love Tonight'

After several teases on social media, Josh Groban has officially announced his new movie-themed album. Fittingly called Cinematic, the ten-song collection sees Groban cover songs from films …

‘The Amazing Sex Life of Rabbits’- What the “Have – Nots” Will Do to Have by Alix Cohen

By Alix Cohen Married 7 years, Bobby (Schoen Hodges) and his second wife, Elise (Leigh Wulff) are on the ropes. Her catering company has imploded; his assistant professorship replaced by sub…

Madeline Brewer Knows It’s Her Time in Becky Shaw on Broadway by Sophia Rubino

A finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Gina Gionfriddo’s play Becky Shaw made its New York premiere off-Broadway at Second Stage in 2009. Returning to Second Stage, this time on Broadway at th…

Porchlight Music Theatre Announces “Chicago Sings” Annual Fundraising Concert on May 11

THE POLITICS OF MOVEMENT: WHEN DANCE SPEAKS OUT

[producing body] Presents “Spaceman”, May 19 – June 13 at the Edge Off-Broadway

I AM NOBODY

Cast Out! – a Theatre R.A.W. world premiere ‘show biz’ comedy

My Own Take: Daniel Radcliffe in 'Every Brilliant Thing' on Broadway by Frank Rizzo

All photos by Matthew Murphy The show: ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ by Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe at Broadway’s Huds…

See the Broadway Cast of Operation Mincemeat Perform at The Library Of Congress and Explore Washington, D.C. by Meg Masseron, Logan Culwell-Block

The trip included a visit to Willie Watkin's grave, who is a character in the musical.

Listen to Josh Groban Sing The Lion King's 'Can You Feel the Love Tonight' From New Album Cinematic by Andrew Gans

The album also features a duet with Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson, who will join Groban during his North American tour.

New York Fringe Festival Returns in April With 75 Shows by Meg Masseron

The festival will span venues in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

West Side Story, Bring it On, and More Creative PLAYBILLDER Covers From Around the Country by Natan Zamansky

When you make a Playbill with PLAYBILLDER, you can also design your own covers.

Dear John by Lydia Rose

Elliott’s staging is often quite clever, making use of the space in interesting ways. The use of actual letters Lin received adds a degree of authenticity to an already very personal piece…

In Which We Extricate Ourselves From Paul Fix by Trav S.D.

I was already resolved to include Paul Fix (1901-1983) in this history for having played Micah on The Rifleman (1958-63) and for having been John Wayne’s acting coach. But the detail that …

Call to Artists: BaCA Artists in Residence Program Now Accepting Applications by Website Administrator

The Pompano Beach Cultural Affairs Department (PBCAD) is now accepting applications for the Artists in Residence (AiR) Program at the Bailey Contemporary Arts Center (BaCA). The progra…

Banksy Finally Unmasked? Reuters Investigation Claims to Reveal Graffiti Artist’s True Identity “Beyond Dispute” by Lily Ford

Despite rumors, the U.K.'s most prolific graffiti painter is not Massive Attack frontman Robert Del Naja, according to an extensive report from the wire service.

Photos: Go Inside the 3rd Annual Black Theatre Coalition Gala by Meg Masseron

Taraji P. Henson, Thomas Schumacher, Susan Fales-Hill, and Indigenous Film Academy were honored at this year's starry event.

‘HELL’S KITCHEN’ at Broward Center Sizzles with Electrifying Vocals, Non-Stop Street Dance, Racial Tension, Love, and Community by Mindy Leaf

The “City That Never Sleeps” (aka “The Big Apple” aka New York City) is often seen by outsiders as a cold and impersonal concrete jungle. And it might be – for some new arrivals. B…

Broadway Cares #RedBuckets Return To Theaters Beginning Tonight

Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS' #RedBuckets will return to theaters on Friday, March 13, 2026, held by dedicated cast members and volunteers at Broadway, Off-Broadway and national touring…

West Boca Theatre Company’s Dear Jack, Dear Louise Finds Romance Between the Lines by Bill Hirschman

Dear Jack, Dear Louise, a dramatic comedy now playing at the West Boca Theatre Company, is the kind of show that makes you wish your Greatest Generation relatives were still alive because yo…

A Warrior in the Twilight: Judith Thompson’s “Queen Maeve” Faces the Wolves by Ross

The Toronto Theatre Review: Clare Coulter Rules the Battlefield in Queen Maeve By Ross The walls of the room are covered from floor to ceiling with drawings. People, animals, creatures that …

Sleeping in trees, gently studying life by Hannah Krafcik

Merging theater and dance, "When We Slept in Trees" tells a tale of friends, grief, a pair of homes and a mischievous cat, with a Chorus that functions like an animated canvas.

incinatti Reviw: Playwright Heidi Armbruster's mystery/drama/comedy, Mrs. Christie,unexpectedly entertaining piece of imaginative storytelling. by Rick Pender

Mrs. Christie, currently onstage at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park through March 29th, is an intriguing blend of fact & fiction. It's rooted in a real episode from the life of mystery …

Broadway Cares Begins Spring Red Buckets Fundraising Campaign March 13 by Meg Masseron

Every donation dropped into a Red Bucket helps provide essential support for people facing illness, hunger and financial hardship.

UK Musical Theatre Conference 2026 Heads to Soho Theatre Walthamstow by Staff Writer

The UK Musical Theatre Conference will return on Wednesday 15 April 2026, marking its most ambitious year yet as it moves to Soho Theatre Walthamstow for the first time The post UK Musical T…

West End LIVE Returns to Trafalgar Square for 2026 by Staff Writer

West End LIVE will return to Trafalgar Square on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 June, promising another packed weekend of performances from many of London’s top musicals The post West End LIVE …

“Two Sisters and a Piano” Hits the Right Notes by Tristan Bruns

Writers Theatre presents a tale about the struggle for liberty and love amidst political oppression.

Rob Houchen Announces Even Stephens Concert at The Other Palace Studio by Staff Writer

Rob Houchen will present Even Stephens, an intimate solo concert celebrating the music of Stephen Sondheim and Stephen Schwartz, at The Other Palace Studio The post Rob Houchen Announces Eve…

One Night Only Returns to Simpson’s on the Strand for 10th Anniversary Celebration by Staff Writer

Acting for Others has announced the return of One Night Only to the newly reopened Simpson’s on the Strand, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the much‑loved event The post One Night On…

LANDER 23 Announces Final Mission for May 2026 by Staff Writer

Punchdrunk has confirmed that LANDER 23 will complete its current mission on 10 May 2026 at the company’s Woolwich home The post LANDER 23 Announces Final Mission for May 2026 appeared fir…

Who’s who on your advertising team: partnerships and promotions manager by Brenna Corporal

Brenna Corporal serves in this role with marketing firm the Pekoe Group and shares insights from her days on the job.

Nathan Lane hits out at ‘schmuck’ Timothée Chalamet for ‘stupid’ ballet comments by Jacob Stolworthy

Veteran actor didn’t hold back when sharing view on Oscar-nominated actor

Gonna Sing It Again: The Art of Musician-Actors, in Hades and Above by American Theatre Editors

What The Bengsons’ ‘My Joy Is Heavy’ and a new ‘Hadestown’ cast featuring Gaby Moreno have in common.

A Word or Two on W.L. “Bumps” Adams by Trav S.D.

And a word or two is about all there is! The little I know (and probably all anyone knows) about W.L. “Bumps” Adams (Walter Lawrence Adams, 1894-1943) comes at the hands of Steve Massa�…

Driving Demand with Digital by Rian Durham

Wake Up With BroadwayWorld March 13, 2026- Maya Rudolph To Join OH, MARY and More

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is March 13, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours: NEW - BWW For You, Personalize…

Sophie McIntosh: Good Apples and Aspirations by Gabriela

The playwright, originally from Wisconsin, discusses her company, influences, exposure therapy, and the challenges of being an 'emerging' artist.

Grasping Esoteric Dance? It’s Child’s Play by Brian Seibert

A series of workshops that are part of the Dance Reflections festival help to demystify contemporary dance. There are classes for pros, nonprofessionals and even children.

On the Couch with Katie Pollock

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Dolly Diamond: Tits & Teeth

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Monster

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Mafalda Minnozzi with Paul Ricci Were Amazing at Pangea by Andrew Poretz

By Andrew Poretz . . . . Italian singer Mafalda Minnozzi (who goes by her first name) and New York guitarist Paul Ricci returned to Pangea last week with a sold-out show, Courageous Voices: …

Candyland After Dark

A Tribute to Ray Mantilla

The Audience – NT Live encore

Showtime: K-Pop Demon Hunters Themed

Stage sensation Trophy Boys to open State Theatre Company South Australia’s 2026 season

The post Stage sensation Trophy Boys to open State Theatre Company South Australia’s 2026 season appeared first on Australian Arts Review.

Antigone (This Play I Read in High School) ****, Marcel on The Train **** by Barry Gordin

By David Sheward March 12, 2026: There have been numerous attempts at updating Greek tragedy. This season alone the tale of Oedipus has seen a new modern version from Robert Icke and a revi…

Daniel Radcliffe Leads a Heartfelt and Joyful Every Brilliant Thing at the Hudson Theatre by Suzanna Bowling

Opening night of Every Brilliant Thing at the Hudson Theatre delivers something rare on Broadway right now — a deeply human evening that is as playful as it is profound. Written by Duncan …

Data at the Lucille Lortel Theatre: A Terrifying Look at the Price of Our Digital Lives by Suzanna Bowling

Data, now playing at the Lucille Lortel Theatre, is one of the most relevant—and unsettling—new plays of the season. Written by Matthew Libby, the play dives headfirst into the murky wat…

The Glorious Corner by G. H. Harding

PARADISE’S MAILMAN — What a strange, strange episode. Five episodes in and we still haven’t seen the bunker; only scattered dialogue about it. At the end of episode 4, Xavier (Sterling…