“UnRavelled” a new play now streaming by Terry Morgan

Traditionally, the power of theater derives from it being a communal art form – a group gathers in person for a performance that is live and ephemeral. It’s the sense that the combinatio…

Reinvigorating an old tale: Pacific Northwest Ballet’s ‘Roméo et Juliette’ by Admin

February 11-15, 2021.Vimeo.com, via pacificnorthwestballet.org. Romeo and Juliet is an infamous play known across the English speaking-world: read in high schools, performed across stages, d…

Typical, Soho Theatre online review – powerfully poetic and painful by Aleks.sierz

Film version of 2019 monologue about institutional racism is brilliant As the events of last year made clear, the police have a problem with race on both sides of the Atlantic. In the UK, B…

VIDEO: Keenan Scott II and Steve H. Broadnax III Talk THOUGHTS OF A COLORED MAN on Broadway

This morning, the marquee for Thoughts of a Colored Man was installed at the Golden Theatre making it the first new show to take up residence at a Broadway theater since the pandemic force…

Hayao Miyazaki's Spirited Away to Hit the Stage in Japan

The animated film will be adapted and directed by Tony winner John Caird.

Tony Winner Tonya Pinkins Creates Her Own Cinematic Version Of ‘Get Out’ by Jeryl Brunner

Tony Pinkins wrote, directed, produced and stars in the horror thriller Red Pill

Sunday Brunch is about to be served! by Fountaintheatre

By Jona Yadidi During these challenging times, it is more important than ever to connect. In this new series of blog articles, Community Chats, we will talk with different community partners…

‘Thoughts of a Colored Man’ to play the Golden Theatre by Caitlin Huston

“Thoughts of a Colored Man” announced Thursday that it will play the Golden Theatre. The new play, written by Keenan Scott II and directed by Steve H. Broadnax III, has not yet announced…

‘Spirited Away’: Hayao Miyazaki’s Classic Animated Oscar Winner To Be Adapted For The Stage by Nancy Tartaglione

Hayao Miyazaki’s 2001 Oscar winning animated film, Spirited Away (Sen To Chihiro No Kamikakushi), has been set for a stage production which will have its world premiere in Tokyo in 2022. T…

Stage Adaptation of Oscar-Winning Spirited Away Will Premiere in Japan by Dan Meyer

Tony and Olivier winner John Caird adapts and directs the project, based on the 2001 film.

She’s Beautiful and She’s Here: Cynthia Erivo Set to Publish a Children’s Book this Fall by Tremaine A. Price

Adding to her already stellar roster of talents as a Tony- Grammy- and Emmy winning actress, Cynthia Erivo is now adding author to her resume. The Color Purple star and Academy Award nominat…

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The Gift - Millennium Stage (March 16, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Jose Andre - Millennium Stage (March 18, 3025) by The Kennedy Center

Luísa Sobral and Sofia Ribeiro by The Kennedy Center

Rodrigo Lego - Millennium Stage (March 20, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Antonio Zambujo - Millennium Stage (March 19, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Timba Street - Millennium Stage (March 22, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Brass Ensemble Sao Paolo - Millennium Stage (March 21, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Natalia Zukerman and The JT Project - Millennium Stage (March 25, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

JT Project - Millennium Stage (March 24, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Mike Lawrence - Millennium Stage (March 27, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Luray - Millennium Stage (March 26, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Samuel Prather & the G.O! - Millennium Stage (March 28, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Very Be Careful - Millennium Stage (March 30, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Midwest Young Artists - Millennium Stage (March 29, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Senri Oe - Millennium Stage (March 31, 2015) by The Kennedy Center

Theatre Summit Keynote - Jan 27, 2020 by Theatre Washington

Hey J! Ask the Agent by Jbr

Hey J, Things haven’t been great between me and my agent for quite some time and I want a fresh

Griffin Theatre Company appoints Julieanne Campbell as its new Executive Director

Silas Farley to Lead Dance Academy in Los Angeles by Roslyn Sulcas

“It felt like the right next step,” the former New York City Ballet dancer said of taking on a leadership role at the Colburn School.

Christy Altomare Talks Her Album, ANASTASIA, and More on BACKSTAGE LIVE by BroadwayWorld

From February 7, 2021. Richard Ridge chats with beloved Broadway leading lady, Christy Altomare! Want more Backstage Live episodes? Visit http://bway.world/BackstageLive

Jeremy Jordan and Ashley Spencer Give Updates on Their Latest Projects on BACKSTAGE LIVE by BroadwayWorld

From January 30, 2021. Richard Ridge chats with one of Broadway's favorite couples, Jeremy Jordan and Ashley Spencer! Want more Backstage Live episodes? Visit http://bway.world/BackstageLi…

Laura Osnes Talks Broadway Princess Party and More on BACKSTAGE LIVE by BroadwayWorld

From February 12, 2021. Richard Ridge chats with Laura Osnes! Want more Backstage Live episodes? Visit http://bway.world/BackstageLive

Kyle Taylor Parker Talks About His Latest Album BROADWAY SOUL, VOL. 2 on BACKSTAGE LIVE by BroadwayWorld

From February 11, 2021. Richard Ridge chats with the incredible Kyle Taylor Parker! Want more Backstage Live episodes? Visit http://bway.world/BackstageLive

For Patrick Page, it’s Shakespeare’s bad guys who steal the show by Peter Marks

He superbly plays the Bard’s greatest villains in his one-man “All the Devils Are Here,” a Shakespeare Theatre Company production running online through July 28.

An Unspoken Upside, And Possible Downside, to Online Theater by New York Theater

After watching last night’s streaming of six short plays by the students of Labyrinth’s summer workshop as part of the theater company’s Barn Series 2021, I was struck by what these sh…

In the News: Mill Girls EP Drops Featuring Nikki Renée Daniels, Alysha Deslorieux, and Nikhil Saboo, More by Talaura Harms

Plus: Black Broadway Men partners with Houston CARES on a fundraising initiative for Texas.

Piano Bar Live! Celebrates the Chicago Scene, This Tuesday, March 2, with Co-Hosts Scott Barbarino and Russ Goeltenbodt

Piano Bar Live! (PBL!) streams this Tuesday, March 2 at 7:15 pm ET, celebrating Chicago piano bar and cabaret, co-hosted by Scott Barbarino and Russ Goeltenbodt, with guests Mark and Ann Bur…

Twitter Previews ‘Super Follows,’ Which Will Let Users Charge for Exclusive Content by Todd Spangler

Ahead of its analyst day presentation, Twitter outlined an ambitious plan to double annual revenue by 2023. Most of that will continue to come from advertising — but the social network als…

Home Theatre, Literally by American Theatre Editors

Theatre Horizon's Art Houses program partners with local families to devise virtual performances on their home turf.

Kwame Kwei-Armah, Actor, Director and Playwright, Signs With CAA and Redefine Entertainment (EXCLUSIVE) by Brent Lang

The British playwright, director and actor Kwame Kwei-Armah has signed with CAA and Redefine Entertainment. He currently serves as the artistic director for the Young Vic in London and was p…

Watch Sutton Foster & Darren Star Offer a Sneak Peek at Younger's Final Season by Lindsey Sullivan

Brush up your Shakespeare emoji! The seventh and final season of Younger is coming soon. Creator Darren Star and headliner Sutton Foster offered a sneak peek at the show's last hurrah. The…

Lincoln Center Announces Restart Stages Initiative to Encourage the Arts Outdoors by Lindsey Sullivan

Here's another reason to look forward to springtime in New York City: Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts has announced a new initiative called Restart Stages. The project is intended to …

Katharine McPhee & David Foster Welcome First Child Together by Lindsey Sullivan

Smash star and Broadway alum Katharine McPhee and husband David Foster have welcomed a baby boy, according to People. The couple announced they were expecting last October.      �…

Meryl Streep to Star in Broadway-Centric Places, Please, Directed by Tony Winner Michael Cristofer by Caitlin Moynihan

Meryl Streep will return to her Broadway roots for the upcoming film Places, Please, which serves as a "love letter to Broadway," according to Deadline. The film will be directed by Pulitzer…

John Clinton Eisner Retires After 27 Years as The Lark's Artistic Director by Andrew Gans

Eisner founded the Off-Broadway company dedicated to amplifying the voices of playwrights.

Off-Broadway offerings for the weekend by Deb Miller

There’s a full slate of streaming options coming this weekend from Off-Broadway and Off-Off-Broadway, with a multi-faceted variety that truly offers something for everyone, from an audio d…

Ronald Pickup, much-loved star of stage and screen, dies aged 80 by Catherine Shoard

The actor found global fame with The Crown and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, following a prolific and acclaimed career in the theatre and on television Ronald Pickup, a highly respected st…

Stockard Channing and Martin Short Featured on This Week's Episode of THE PACK PODCAST

Emmy-winner Stockard Channing and Tony-winner Martin Short are featured in this week’s episode of The Pack Podcast “Doubletree” which is available starting today. Benefitting Th…

Theater: JULIUS CAESAR (Shakespeare@ Home) by Tony Frankel

CAESAR THE MOMENT Julius Caesar is one of Shakespeare’s best known and most oft-quoted plays, chronicling the political and moral crisis of Brutus and his fellow conspirators as they plot …

Lincoln Center to create outdoor performance spaces this spring by Caitlin Huston

Lincoln Center plans to create 10 outdoor performance spaces and stages this spring, in an effort to revitalize the performing arts industry.  The program, entitled Restart Stages, will inc…

Milwaukee Rep announces reopening for live theater in April by Chris Jones

Wisconsin's leading theater plans to reopen with “Ella Fitzgerald: First Lady of Song,” starring the Chicago actress Alexis J Roston.

Florence Birdwell, Singing Teacher to Broadway Stars, Dies at 96 by Richard Sandomir

She was a tough yet empathetic voice professor at Oklahoma City University for 67 years. Two of her students, Kelli O’Hara and Kristin Chenoweth, won Tony Awards.

CONSTANT STANISLAVSKI (112) by Robert Shuman

The words and wisdom of Constantin Stanislavski: My system cannot be explained in an hour or in a day even. It must be systematically and practically studied for years. It does good only whe…

Jason Alexander, Lorna Luft, Julie Halston, John Kander, Hoda Kotb and More Join LOVE LETTER TO LIZA

Even more celebrity guests have joined the celebration in honor of the legendary Liza Minnelli on her 75th Birthday, Love Letter to Liza: A 75th Birthday Tribute Celebration, on Frida…

Community Voices: Comedy Edition E4: Satirical Writing by The Old Globe

Ready to throw some very pointed and witty shade at some people? Want to create a perfectly crafted commentary on modern life that will leave your audience in stitches? Well join the Communi…

Ultimate Collection of The 10 Best Jeremy Jordan Live Performance Videos (We Think So!)

Jeremy has made so many memorable appearances on Broadway including Newsies, Waitress, Bonnie and Clyde and more. He has also bestowed us with so many out of this world amazing live performa…

Meryl Streep to Star in Broadway-Themed Film Places, Please by Ryan McPhee

Tony and Pulitzer winner Michael Cristofer will direct the movie, which he calls a "love letter" to the resilience of theatre artists.

The Birth of ‘Rent,’ Its Creator’s Death and the 25 Years Since by Eric Grode

With a virtual performance marking the Broadway musical’s anniversary, original cast and creative team members talk about losing Jonathan Larson and carrying on his legacy.

INTERVIEW: Virtual production of ‘Megillah Cycle’ kicks off Purim week by John Soltes

This month sees the premiere of MEGILLAH CYCLE, directed and adapted by Mike Burstyn, based on Itzik Manger’s modernist take on the traditional Purim play.

RADIAL PARK AT HALLETTS POINT PLAY Returns This Spring With THE BLUES BROTHERS

The cinemersive drive-in experience Radial Park at Halletts Point Play, will return this Spring with the iconic, fan-favorite film, The Blues Brothers beginning Thursday, May 27, 2021. …

Yale gets four Kline paintings, two Rothkos in donation by Susan Dunne

Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven received a gift of six artworks by famed abstract expressionists Mark Rothko and Franz Kline.

Celebrating Chicago Theatre Week—a year into the pandemic by Kerry Reid

This year's lineup offers a smorgasbord of online options; plus honoring Felicia P. Fields and remembering Edward S. Weil Jr. and Sally Banes As the numbers of t…

It’s the Words That We Don’t Say That Scare Me So by American Theatre Editors

Dialogue is mostly a form of behavior and personal revelation usually accidental. Therein lies a drama, and a mystery.

REVIEW: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Southwark Playhouse Online ✭✭✭ by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo Ray Rackham reviews new musical The Sorcerer's Apprentice which was recorded at Southwark Playhouse and is now streaming online. This post REVIEW: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice…

Stage and Screen Actor Ronald Pickup Has Passed Away at 80

BroadwayWorld is saddened to learn of the passing of Olivier Award-nominated actor Ronald Pickup. Pickup passed away at 80 after a long illness. Pickup was nominated for a 1998 Laurence Oli…

Watch Renée Elise Goldsberry and Leslie Odom Jr. Revisit Hamilton in New Audio Commentary by Dan Meyer

The Tony winners examine “Satisfied” and “Wait for It” in celebration of the filmed production's AFI Movie Club honor.

London Theatre News Today: Thursday 25 February by Kitty Underwood

NYT announce a national Inclusive Practice Collective, the RSC announces five new trustees and a new video from Michaela Coel supports the Theatre Artists Fund The post London Theatre News T…

Meryl Streep Will Lead Feature Film PLACES, PLEASE, a 'Love Letter to Broadway'

Streep plays Lillian Hall, an actress who is synonymous with Broadway. Throughout her long, illustrious career, she has never missed a performance—not for her daughter, not for illness, no…

Myths and Hymns Chapter 2, Work: A Minor Portion of Guettel’s Major Song Cycle by Steven Suskin

The second installment doesn't have quite the power of the first, nor the likely power of the forthcoming final two chapters The post Myths and Hymns Chapter 2, Work: A Minor Portion of Guet…

Myths and Hymns Chapter 2, Work: Adam Guettel’s Work Section Sorta Works by David Finkle

★★★☆☆ The second installment of Ted Sperling's "Saturn Returns"revise offers some first-rate ingredients. The post Myths and Hymns Chapter 2, Work: Adam Guettel’s Work Section So…

Streaming 'Sherlock Holmes' whodunnit is an interactive, virtual success by Matt Wolf

This is the latest entertainment from Les Enfants Terribles, the adventuresome company founded in 2001 whose immersive, interactive Alice’s Adventures Underground was Olivier nominated in …

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black chat to Jason Manford | Olivier Awards 2020 with Mastercard by Official London Theatre

Jason Manford talks to Don Black and Andrew Lloyd Webber on receipt of Don Black's special award for his outstanding contribution to theatre. #OlivierAwards​ #LondonTheatre Official Londo…

Make Your Voice Heard by James Palmarini

Your guide to becoming a theatre education advocate The post Make Your Voice Heard appeared first on Dramatics Magazine Online.

Lincoln Center's Restart Stages Initiative Will Feature 10 Outdoor Performance and Rehearsal Spaces by Andrew Gans

The program will launch on World Health Day with a performance for healthcare workers.

Art Meets Activism: John Lewis, C.T. Vivian and The Baptism by Lincoln Center

‘WandaVision’ Lives Inside TV. Just Like We Do. by James Poniewozik

After a year of pandemic life, the superhero show’s inventive premise — television as both escape and prison — is all too relatable.

‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’ Review: Singing for Her Life by A.O. Scott

Lee Daniels’s hectic biopic portrays the singer as a victim of abuse, addiction and government persecution.

In Mosaic’s darkly funny ‘Inherit the Windbag,’ an epic bickerfest by Charles Green

Mosaic Theater Company’s web series Inherit the Windbag is a darkly funny revisitation of a debate between two larger-than-life figures. During the 1968 Democratic and Republican National …

Performer Stuff Presents “In the Holding Room” Industry Podcast Episode 3 by Performerstuff

Performer Stuff Presents “In the Holding Room” Industry Podcast Episode 3 Written by: Tiffany Wilkie February 24, 2021 Performer Stuff is launching a new podcast “In the Holding …

Lincoln Center Will Head Outside Its Closed Theaters to Perform by Matt Stevens

Officials announced plans to create 10 outdoor spaces for pandemic-era performances and rehearsals, and to work with blood drives and food banks.

Take a Look at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company's New Arts Activism Campaign: The Monument Project by Talaura Harms

The portraits were taken atop the pedestals of the city's old Confederate statues.

Satiric re-staging of colonial battleground : “Company Kamupene” Written and performed by Jamie McCaskill. by David O'Donnell

Company Kamupene Written and performed by Jamie McCaskill. Presented by Tikapa Productions and The Māori Sidesteps Collective. Directed by Simon Ferry and Craig Geenty. BATS Theatre, Wellin…

With 'The Father,' Florian Zeller Pivots From Stage to Screen by Laura Cappelle

Florian Zeller has found success in the theater and as a novelist. Now, his first movie as a director is nominated for four Golden Globe Awards.

Frasier TV Revival, Starring Kelsey Grammer, Ordered at New Streaming Service Paramount Plus

Kelsey Grammer will return to his beloved role, though further casting has not been revealed.

Round House Theatre Announces Spring Season by Amelia Merrill

Three virtual productions will be filmed live on the Round House stage.

As They Stream Their Work, Theater Companies Find A New, Far-Flung Public by Artsjournal1

“Across the country, and beyond its borders, many theaters say new audiences for their streaming offerings has been an unexpected silver lining — one that could have ramifications for th…

How To Build Your Brand For Your Next Show If You Don’t Have One.

When you open a show on Broadway, a pre-existing brand is important and essential. Because when faced with a high-priced decision in a competitive market, a consumer will always, ALWAYS ch…

‘Has a contemporary resonance’: MYTH (Online review) by John Chapman

Ancient Myth clashes with modern Myth in a powerful rock musical about fame and mental health.

Hot Clip of the Day: A Broadway Backwards "Weekend In The Country" Starring Creighton, Massey & More!

We've got a double header for you! In 1973, Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's romantic musical A Little Night Music opened on Broadway at the Shubert Theatre. Yesterday, Broadway Cares/Equ…

Hello Las Vegas! How livestreaming is transforming the stage by Claire Armitstead

It was meant to provide theatres with a lifeline during Covid. But livestreaming is now giving them extraordinary reach. Can it be sustained – and could it turn out to be a new existential…

#LoisRobbins Interview Excerpt #Shorts #YoungerTV by Call Me Adam

Actress/Playwright Lois Robbins is "Baring It All with Call Me Adam" about legacy, lessons learned, being fired, "Sex and The City," "Younger," "All My Children," "One Life to Live," & so mu…

Interview: Kathryn Gallagher on Empowering Survivors of Abuse Through Her Role in Jagged Little Pill

Gallagher costars in the Alanis Morissette-Diablo Cody musical and earned a Tony nomination for her performance.

Jenn Colella, Jay Armstrong Johnson Set for Virtual Broadway Backwards Concert

The annual Broadway Cares event will stream for free in March.

Alex Newell, Marisha Wallace Taking Part in Dreamgirls Concerts on Clubhouse App

The shows will take place this weekend.

What to Watch in The New Year by Suzanna Bowling

The Congress for Jewish Culture continues its International Virtual Yiddish Theater series with a stream of MEGILLAH CYCLE. Directed and adapted by Mike Burstyn from Itzik Manger’s moderni…

Stars in the House Welcomes As the Curtain Rises Stars James Monroe Iglehart, Lesli Margherita, Alex Brightman, More by Andrew Gans

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley's daily series benefits The Actors Fund.

MTC Student Monologue Challenge: Milo + Bobby by Manhattan Theatre Club

This week's monologue was written by Milo Kessler, a senior from Brooklyn Technical High School in New York, performed by Bobby Cannavale. To read more about the challenge please visit http…

Gone But Not Forgotten by Barry Gordin

Jamie deRoy & friends is presenting Gone But Not Forgotten Part 5 this Sunday, February 28th at 7:30pm February 24, 2021: An episode of Jamie deRoy & friends dips into the arch…

Streaming Concert Series Leave a Light On Gets Encore Run by Dan Meyer

The lineup includes Layton Williams, Sam Tutty, and Cassidy Janson.

Bittersweet Medical Comedy ‘Men’s Health’ Drops Trou at Audible by David Cote

Unfolding in 90 minutes of hospital visits, "Men’s Health" is sort of "Pygmalion" with its pants off.

GRACE NOTES: Thursday, February 25, 2021 by Susan Grace

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Watch a Sneak Peek of Final Season of Younger, Starring Sutton Foster by Andrew Gans

The seventh and last season of the series will debut on Paramount+.

Join Tony Winner Ali Stroker for a One-Night-Only Concert, and Find More to Watch Here

If you haven't signed up for Disney Plus yet, you're missing out on The Muppet Show and Cinderella, starring Brandy and Whitney Houston.

Why Zeppo Was the Most Important Marx Brother by Trav S.D.

Oh, did I say, “important”? I meant impotent, but whatever gets you to click the link! This marks my fifth Travalanche post on Zeppo Marx, over and above my numerous posts on the entire …

***** ‘TYPICAL’ REVIEW – RICHARD BLACKWOOD IS MESMERISING IN POETIC TRAGEDY by Robert Shuman

(Arifa Akbar’s article appeared in the Guardian, 2/25. Photo:  Richard Blackwood in Ryan Calais Cameron’s Typical. Photograph: Franklyn Rodgers. ) Available online This superb play dra…

’An innovative take on the now commonplace online concert’: THE SECRET SOCIETY OF LEADING LADIES – Barn Theatre (Online review) by The Family Stage

The Secret Society of Leading Ladies is the brainchild of Ryan Carter and puts the viewer in control of a concert which sees five selected leading ladies brought together (digitally) under m…

August Wilson, part two | Tony Guida's NY by Cunytv75

Hail the American Bard! Playwright August Wilson transformed American theater with an unprecedented accomplishment, his 10-play cycle chronicling the lives of everyday Black people whose cas…

Taylor Swift’s Attorneys Countersue Evermore Theme Park in Utah, Setting Up Competing Rights Claims by Chris Willman

Taylor Swift’s lawyers have said “It’s on,” effectively, to a Utah theme attraction, Evermore Park, that sued Swift earlier in February, alleging that her “Evermore” album infrin…

Podcasting Is Booming. Will Hollywood Help or Hurt Its Future? by Ben Sisario

A frothy adaptation market is just one sign of the rapid evolution of the industry. But some worry that big money will stifle the D.I.Y. spirit that has driven much of its success.

HRH The Duchess of Cornwall presents Don Black with a Special Award | Olivier Awards 2020 by Official London Theatre

HRH The Duchess of Cornwall presents Don Black with a Special Award at the Olivier Awards 2020 with Mastercard in recognition of his outstanding contribution to theatre. #OlivierAwards​ #L…

Column: Will people come back to live entertainment in Chicago? About 150,000 people already have. by Chris Jones

With 150,000 tickets sold, "Immersive Van Gogh" is a huge pandemic hit in Chicago and there are lessons here for the future of live entertainment.

Today on Broadway: Thursday, February 25, 2021 by Ashley Steves

Broadway Lobbies for COBRA Renewal; Block, Salonga, and O’Hara Set For “Broadway Backwards” “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre h…

Coronavirus in N.J.: What’s reopened, what concerts, festivals and shows are rescheduled, canceled by Patrick O'shea

George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick will begin its 2021 season online Feb. 23-March 14 with Theresa Rebeck’s “Bad Dates.”

Favorite Designs: The Scenic Design of The Great Comet by JK

At the risk of being repetitive, for the second month in a row, our Favorite Designs feature focuses on a scenic design. I promise there will be other design elements highlighted in future…

THROWBACK THURSDAY: Emily Langham by Sarah Day

By Sarah Day This week on Throwback Thursday Sarah Day spoke to Emily Langham about Hello Dolly!, Les Miserables and her new venture into Pilates instruction. This post THROWBACK THURSDAY: E…

Typical review – Richard Blackwood is mesmerising in poetic tragedy by Arifa Akbar

Available onlineThis superb play draws on the final hours of Christopher Alder, who died in police custody in Hull in 1998 Christopher Alder’s last moments, in April 1998, were unforgivab…

Michaela Coel: My Turning Point | Theatre Artists Fund by Official London Theatre

On March 16 2020 Theatres were first into lockdown & will be the last to reopen. Thousands cannot do the jobs they have trained to do and many have fallen through the cracks. We do not want …

‘A different, special atmosphere’: Grimm Tales for Fragile Times & Broken People – Creation Theatre (Online review) by Ian Foster

Fresh from winning an ONCOMM Award for their inventive reinvention of Wonderland in Alice – A Virtual Theme Park, Creation Theatre is continuing its exploration of the digital auditorium w…

NEWS: The Old Vic announces 2 new commissions to mark International Women’s Day by Press Releases

The Old Vic has announced two new commissions for International Women’s Day to be screened as part of the Your Old Vic programme. These One Voice monologues are written by Kiri Pritchard-M…

Sky Zone trampoline park in Chesterfield announces closing by Valerie Schremp Hahn St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The location had been open for 13 years. No reason was given for the closing, though the pandemic has forced such businesses to make changes.

‘Every element has been slickly put together’: Sherlock Holmes An Online Adventure – The Case of the Hung Parliament (Online review) ★★★� by Emma Clarendon

This new experience from the team behind Alice’s Adventures Underground, Sherlock Holmes An Online Adventure – The Case of the Hung Parliament really gets audience’s brains working in …

Will you hold my hand: How the arts encourage expressions of identity by Ryan Van Champion

If you’re enjoying our content, then please consider becoming a patreon with every penny going towards keeping paying AYT going and paying our very talented team of young creatives. For mo…

Wake Up With BWW 2/25: Virtual BROADWAY BACKWARDS Announced, ONCE ON THIS ISLAND Vinyl, and More!

Today's top stories: streaming Broadway Backwards event announced, Once On This Island comes to limited edition orange vinyl, and more!

Report: New York City's arts and recreation employment down by 66% by Colin Moynihan / The New York Times

When an Actor Calls With a Poem to Share by Laura Cappelle

A Paris playhouse has developed a program of one-on-one “consultations,” delivered by its artists while the theater is closed.

On the Couch with Bruce Gladwin

Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Hung Parliament review – choose-your-own whodunnit by Laura De Lisle

Playful interactive show casts audience members as amateur detectives I’ll admit, I’ve never been a fan of murder mysteries. Patience is not one of my virtues; if I can’t work somethi…

Something in the Water

The Small-Time Reality TV Hit Reviving Chinese Theater’s Big Dreams by Kenrick Davis

In Theater for Living, brutal honesty about the hardships of life onstage is winning over fans. “To earn, or not to earn? That is the question.” From its opening line, a new Chinese real…

Illuminating the Careers of Disabled Lighting Designers by Michael Maag, Annie Wiegand

By Michael Maag, Annie Wiegand. Lighting designers Annie Wiegand and Michael Maag discuss how being part of the Deaf and disability community intersects with their design work.

One of London theatre’s most passionate investors ever by Mark Shenton

... Read More The post One of London theatre’s most passionate investors ever first appeared on Shenton Stage.

Diana Doherty and the Streeton Trio embark on national tour of chamber music

Vincent Namatjira unveils his largest commission at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia

MCC LiveLabs Presents Susan Soon He Stanton's The Things Are Against Us February 25 by Talaura Harms

Ellie Heyman directs the latest offering in the digital one-act series from MCC Theater.

Unpopular High School Theatre Kid Can't Wait to Make New, More Cultured Bullies in Theatre School by Broadway Beat

by Grace Smith. @@gracectomy. GLENDALE, Ws. - Local high school senior and unpopular theatre kid Ryan Pegany announced today, while...

Explore Business and Broadway in a Producing 101 Interactive Webinar February 25 by Dan Meyer

The female-led digital event is hosted by Erica Rotstein, Heather Shields, Rachel Sussman, and Dana M. Lerner.

Men’s Health, Starring Tony Shalhoub and Santino Fontana, Premieres February 25 by Dan Meyer

The Audible audio play is directed by Scott Ellis.