Read the Reviews for Public Charge, by Former U.S. Ambassador Julissa Reynoso by Logan Culwell-Block

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

Bill Maher to Receive Mark Twain Prize for Humor After White House Had Called It “Fake News” by Caitlin Huston

“This is fake news. Bill Maher will NOT be getting this award,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said last week.

A New AI Scam Is Targeting Thousands of Authors. I Was One of Them. by Julian Sancton

With their blend of ego and insecurity, writers are ideal marks for swindlers promising fortune and glory. Chatbots have turbocharged the con.

Sibling love and loss: Alfredo Sanzól’s new play at Madrid’s Teatro María Guerrero by Maria Delgado

For his newest play, La última noche con mi hermano (The Last Night With My Brother), Alfredo Sanzol has taken inspiration from a friend telling him about the final night she spent with her…

Wake Up With BroadwayWorld March 26, 2026- CHESS To Welcome A New Star and More

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is March 26, 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…

Russell T Davies’s hit TV series It’s a Sin to be adapted as ‘visceral’ dance show by Chris Wiegand Stage Editor

New work will be choreographed and directed by Benoit Swan Pouffer, artistic director of Rambert, with Davies and Pet Shop Boys serving as executive producers It’s a Sin, the award-winning…

The Secret Garden review – children’s classic replanted as a haunting musical by Catherine Love

York Theatre RoyalJohn Doyle’s atmospheric production shrouds Frances Hodgson Burnett’s story in the ghosts and secrets of the grownups at Misselthwaite Manor In this version of Frances …

Small Island review – Windrush epic speaks to our era with startling clarity by Nick Ahad

Leeds PlayhouseFeaturing stellar performances across the cast, Matthew Xia’s production breathes new life into Andrea Levy’s sprawling family saga A novel from more than two decades ago,…

English National Ballet: Body & Soul review – from an army of AI bots to waves of pure human emotion by Lyndsey Winship

Sadler’s Wells, LondonKameron N Saunders’s ambitious sci-fi-coded fable is paired with a showcase of Crystal Pite’s mastery in contrasting order with human messiness The headline news …

Under Milk Wood review – dark fairytales swirl around Dylan Thomas’s evergreen village by Mark Lawson

Theatr Clwyd, MoldDirector Kate Wasserberg emphasises the fantasy and supernatural elements of the poet’s ‘play for voices’ in an entertaining and inclusive production As with Molière…

Slippery review – lust and longing are in the air, long after the party is over by Anya Ryan

Omnibus theatre, LondonA couple of former hedonists are reunited years later in Louis Emmitt-Stern’s quick-witted dissection of bereavement and the queer dating scene History is supposed t…

‘I’m a big bear. I lumber’: showbiz superstar Richard Kind on delivering performances you can see from space by Ryan Gilbey

The first time Kind starred in Nazi-spoof The Producers, he lost 30lb. Is he – and the West End – ready for his return? And why is he so worried about his old flatmate George Clooney? Ri…

Vincent in Brixton review – a radiant portrait of the artist as a young romantic by David Jays

Orange Tree theatre, LondonVan Gogh is a restless soul who finds kinship – and possibly more – with his London landlady in this tender and full-hearted drama The young Vincent van Gogh …

Michelle De Swarte: The Afters review – blazing gags from a comic who says what she sees by Brian Logan

Brighton Corn Exchange The fantastically confident standup is a blast from the start with her takes on menopause, parenting and her upbringing Model, actor, journalist, comedian: no doubting…

‘It shook the plaster off the ceiling’: Self Esteem and David Hare on reviving rock romp Teeth ‘n’ Smiles by Alexis Petridis

It lit up the 1970s with its nihilistic tale of a hippie band imploding in a trail of drugs, booze and violence. What can it tell us about the music business today? Writer David Hare and wil…

‘It’s got real sass!’ Irvine Welsh chooses new life for Trainspotting as a stage musical by Mark Fisher

Production based on 1993 novel opens at Theatre Royal Haymarket in London in July, with original songs co-written by the author It has been a book, a play and a film. It has also spawned thr…

Dario Fo at 100: a deliriously funny playwright with a deadly serious purpose by Michael Billington

The great Italian entertainer’s plays, such as Accidental Death of an Anarchist, have not lost their power to make audiences roar with laughter while confronting injustice In Britain we te…

‘It won’t be pretty!’ French and Saunders to play the Ugly Sisters in Palladium panto by Chris Wiegand

Comedy duo will take the stage together in the West End for the first time in 17 years in Cinderella alongside Julian Clary Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders are to return to the stage toget…

A moment that changed me: I thought my Parkinson’s was the end of my life, but dancing changed everything by Ian Temple

The moment I stepped into English National Ballet’s studio, I stopped being just a patient. Among fellow spirits, I have rediscovered my sense of joy and agency Fourteen years ago, a neuro…

Henry V review – once more unto the breach at the RSC, as Alfred Enoch leads the charge by Arifa Akbar

Royal Shakespeare theatre, Stratford-Upon-AvonCo-artistic director Tamara Harvey stages a well-acted production that never hits as hard as it should The bellicose patriotism in this, the las…

And who’s playing Madeline? Lily Allen’s West End Girl could make sensational theatre by Chris Wiegand

Intimate monologue or performance art? The singer’s recent gigs give a tantalising idea of what a stage adaptation of her album might look like ‘This conversation’s too big for a phone…

Mark Simmons: ‘A lot of brilliant comedy shows tackle world issues – that’s not what this is!’ by Interview By Liam Pape

The comedian on learning from Stewart Lee, forging gags from chats with friends and his niche joke about Magic FM Who did you look up to when you were starting out as a comedian?I wanted to …

Teeth ’n’ Smiles review – Self Esteem makes a mesmeric rock star but the drama doesn’t dazzle by Arifa Akbar

Duke of York’s theatre, LondonFifty years since David Hare’s play was first staged, Rebecca Lucy Taylor is inspired casting as a singer who refuses to go out without a bang David Hare’…

A Mirrored Monet review – painter reflects on his past in a musical with heart and humour by Lucinda Everett

Charing Cross theatre, London Carmel Owen’s ambitious musical follows the impressionist’s regrets back to his early adventures in art and his first marriage As its title suggests, this m…

Moving Emphasis On Tolerance And Courage In “Nasser # 7 Leben” At The Schnürschuh Theater Bremen by Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe

The Schnürschuh-Theater in Bremen was founded in 1976 and has been at its current location since 1994. For 2025 it received public institutional funding of 92250 € (compared with 34,3 mil…

Mearns and Melnick, Dance Stars Who Choose Each Other by Gia Kourlas and Vincent Alban

In “Superbloom,” the latest work by the ballet dancer Sara Mearns and the postmodern choreographer Jodi Melnick, women are at the forefront.

Neal Street, Producer Behind Sam Mendes’ Beatles Movies, Hires Ex-Left Bank Development Chief For TV by Max Goldbart

EXCLUSIVE: Neal Street, the production outfit behind Sam Mendes’ Beatles movies, is expanding in TV and theater with a pair of newly-created development roles. Ed Cripps, a former developm…

'Beetlejuice Jr.' Spyro Gyra, The Dollop live and more to do in Pittsburgh this weekend by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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Titanique Sets Sail on Broadway Tonight at the St. James Theatre by Jonah De Forest

Our hearts will go on... to Broadway! The splash hit musical Titanique begins performances at the St. James Theatre on March 26, with opening night set for April 12. Co-created by Marla Min…

Luke Evans Makes His Broadway Debut in The Rocky Horror Show, Starting Tonight by Jamie Kravitz

Let's do the Time Warp again! The much-anticipated Roundabout Theatre Company production of Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show, directed by Oh, Mary! Tony winner Sam Pinkleton,…

Titaníque Crashes Into Broadway Beginning March 26 by Logan Culwell-Block

The campy Céline Dion jukebox musical stars Marla Mindelle, Deborah Cox, Jim Parsons, and more at the St. James.

The Rocky Horror Show Begins Performances on Broadway March 26 by Margaret Hall

The revival stars Luke Evans as the iconic role of Frank-N-Furter, under the watchful eye of Oh, Mary! director Sam Pinkleton.

A Humongous Ego, A Fractured Legacy: Giant Exposes the Man Behind the Myth by Suzanna Bowling

Talent can dazzle. It can seduce. Giant makes uncomfortably clear, it can also just under the surface waiting to be unleashed. Mark Rosenblatt’s sharply constructed Broadway debut, now pla…