Spectacular line up for Frankston Arts Centre’s Season 2021

IN THE HEIGHTS Film Release Date Moved Up to June 11

The upcoming In The Heights film adaptation has moved up its hotly anticipated release date to June 11, 2021. The film will be available to watch in theaters and on HBO Max.

Book: A WONDERFUL GUY: CONVERSATIONS WITH THE GREAT MEN OF MUSICAL THEATER (Edited by Eddie Shapiro) by Eve Meadows

A Wonderful Guy: Conversations with the Great Men of Musical Theater, Eddie Shapiro’s follow up to his wildly popular Nothing Like a Dame, will be released on Thursday, April 1, 2021 and…

ACTORS PAN THEIR UNION’S COVID PROTOCOLS by Philip Boroff

Actors’ Equity Association recently announced far-reaching health protocols that producers complained would prohibitively increase the cost of creating theater and delay the industry’s …

Rainbow Families Cabaret celebrates all families made by Sean McLoughlin

Arts Centre Melbourne and Circus Oz in association with PRISM and Midsumma Festival are proud to bring the Rainbow Families

Brisbane group performs musical after just 24 hours rehearsal to raise money for Actors Benevolent Fund by Sean McLoughlin

Australia’s only 24 Hour Musical Project returns for its fifth year in 2021. This April, the Project will bring together

Hair in concert comes to London Palladium and Mayflower Southampton by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo Hair the musical in concert is to be performed at the London Palladium and Mayflower Southampton in June 2021 directed by Arlene Phillips. This post Hair in concert comes to …

Ian McKellen Joins HAMLET and THE CHERRY ORCHARD at Theatre Royal Windsor

Sir Ian McKellen will join a company of talented actors for runs in Hamlet and Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard in 2021 at Theatre Royal Windsor.

REBECCA Producer, Ben Sprecher, Sentenced to Probation in Child Pornography Case

Ben Sprecher, producer of the doomed Broadway musical Rebecca, was sentenced to probation today, following his August 2019 arrest for possession of child pornography.

Anika Explains Passing Through by Goodspeed Musicals

Goodspeed's brilliant Artistic Associate and resident dramaturg Anika Chapin gets her nerd on to explain how Passing Through fits into the larger cananon of classic musicals.

During The Pandemic She Raised $2 Million To Create A Virtual Platform For Troll-Free Communities by Jeryl Brunner

Meet VIbely founder Teri Yu

VIDEO: Doctors Remix HAMILTON to Raise COVID-19 Vaccine Awareness

The remix chronicles the devastating impact of the pandemic alongside useful information about the safety and efficacy of the vaccines.

Aaron Sorkin on How He Considered Turning ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ Into a Musical by Jenelle Riley

Aaron Sorkin is widely considered the king of film and TV dialogue. Actors line up for a chance to feast on his words and the opportunity to deliver a Sorkin-penned speech. And yet his monol…

Why the Oscars Should Be a Fundraiser for COVID Relief by Marc Malkin

Now that Oscar noms are in and planning for the 93rd Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre and Union Station is underway, I’m hoping the next announcement we hear is that the evening will se…

Oscars Producers Say No Zooms, No Jeans at This Year’s Ceremony by Clayton Davis

The Academy Awards are over a month away, and the show’s details have been a drip-drip as the season presents various challenges for award shows and ratings. In a letter to this year’s O…

A Super Bowl Mega-Cast? It’s Under Consideration at Disney by Brian Steinberg

The Super Bowl is the TV industry’s biggest annual event. What if it became several? Walt Disney is considering a Super Bowl “mega-cast” that could create different broadcasts of the g…

Royal George Theatre shows are told to leave and the theater is likely to close by Chris Jones

The storied Chicago theater is likely being sold to redevelopers. Producers for the shows currently in-house say they have been told to pack up.

When a picture tells a thousand words – why cartoonists and comics-makers are in demand

Celebrating Sutton Foster! Five Videos to Celebrate Her Birthday by Matthew Wexler

Star of stage and screen Sutton Foster turns 46 today, and we've gone down the musical theater rabbit hole to celebrate her birthday. The post Celebrating Sutton Foster! Five Videos to Celeb…

Adventurous review – Zoom dating drama is warmly witty by Arifa Akbar

Available onlineIan Hallard’s entertaining romance is full of conversational crossed wires and social awkwardness A pandemic drama that centres on two people in a Zoom conversation is a ri…

Jackie Hoffman Chats About Her Career and How She Got into Theatre on BACKSTAGE LIVE by BroadwayWorld

From March 18, 2021. Richard Ridge chats with Broadway funny lady Jackie Hoffman, who will soon join Seth Rudetsky for two very special concerts on Sunday, March 21. Want more Backstage Li…

Open Caption/Subtítulos - ROMEO Y JULIETA: Program Note/Nota De Programa | The Public Theater by The Public Theater

Program Note for Romeo y Julieta. Optional contextual material. Recommend listening before the play. Narrated by Ricardo Pérez González, featuring interviews with the cast and creative tea…

Open Caption/Subtítulos - ROMEO Y JULIETA Audio Play/Audio Teatro | The Public Theater by The Public Theater

Romeo y Julieta is an audio production of William Shakespeare’s tragedy, adapted by Saheem Ali and Ricardo Pérez González from Alfredo Michel Modenessi’s text. The production is biling…

Open Caption/Subtítulos- ROMEO Y JULIETA: Afterglow/El Aura Del Deleite | The Public Theater by The Public Theater

Afterglow is a bonus episode of supplemental discussions with the cast, creative team and experts associated with the production. Recommended listening after the play. The episode is compile…

‘REBECCA’ PRODUCER SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS OF PROBATION IN CHILD PORNOGRAPHY CASE by Philip Boroff

Ben Sprecher, who has produced shows and managed theaters in New York since the early 1980s and is best-known for a Broadway musical that collapsed before it could open, was sentenced Thursd…

SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK (NY) IS BACK by Robert Shuman

(via the Public Theater) The Delacorte isn’t empty… It’s full of HOPE, PURPOSE, PROMISE… and what it needs now is YOU. We have spent the last year getting ready. We have been produci…

Opera Australia announces new Orchestral Fellowship by Sean McLoughlin

Opera Australia is proud to announce the inaugural Patricia H. Reid Orchestral Fellowships to champion the professional development of early

Agatha Christie mystery gets a Pittsburgh update in 'North of Forbes' by Tyler Dague / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Dream: Royal Shakespeare Company’s Avatar version of Midsummer Nights Dreams by Jonathan Mandell

I had a mixed reaction to the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of “Dream,” a 30-minute online experiment inspired by the play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” which is being p…

Individual kinetic experience: ‘Wandering’ dance film

February 15, 2021.Streaming on YouTube. The sound of breath and feet scraping against the ground, the feeling of kinetic energy and authentic emotion in the atmosphere — there’s nothing …

Life After Covid: Latest In-Person Events Announced, Venues Reopened & Release Dates Revealed by Tomt

With the first green shoots of spring — and mass vaccinations — bringing hope for continued drops in Covid-19 cases, some events and venues sidelined for the past year are cultivating co…

How to make the perfect sandwich by Jbr

Hey J, What do I need to include when I’m writing to an agent?  Thanks for your time, Ethan. Hi

Jen Sandler #NewYorkTheatreBarn Interview Excerpt #Shorts #MusicalTheatre by Call Me Adam

New York Theatre Barn is an anti-racist, non-profit theatre company that has been dedicated to incubating new musicals since 2007. In Part 1 of my interview with Artistic Director Joe Barro…

3/19/21 Bates College (ME) 10pm EST by Jamie Damaso

Bates CollegeFriday, March 19, 2021 @10pm EST JOIN US… if you dare! VIRTUAL MURDER MYSTERY: LETHAL LASAGNA Zoom in to a killer event that’s to die for… Old-fashioned fun, with a new tw…

Jack Benny’s Lost Radio Broadcasts, Vol. One by Trav S.D.

Well, the other shoe has done gone and dropped in our little Kathryn Fuller Seeley–Jack Benny book plunder period. A month ago we took Jack’s birthday as occasion to plug her scholarly t…

In the News: LCT Will Present Anna Deavere Smith Series, Resounding Announces A Triassic Parq: The Musical Reunion Concert by Talaura Harms

Plus, Schubert-inspired immersive production The Wandering opens in April.

Give this folk rock duo 27 minutes. They’ll give you a musically heartbreaking world. by Peter Marks

The Bengsons’ “My Joy Is Heavy!” debuts online as the first in Arena Stage’s series of filmed musicals.

'I'm envious': Lin-Manuel Miranda watches from afar as Hamilton takes the stage in Australia by Steph Harmon

The musical, which went into previews on Wednesday, is the most anticipated show opening in Australia – and maybe in the world Last night, blockbuster musical Hamilton was seen by paying a…

Steps into the unknown: the rush of dancing with Trisha Brown by Wendy Perron

In New York in 1975, Wendy Perron joined Brown’s trailblazing company at a pivotal time for postmodern dance. She recalls the surprises that lay in store I had seen Trisha Brown’s work i…

'My body was screaming of motherhood': readings shine light on dark period of Irish history by Arifa Akbar

Home, presented by the Abbey theatre, shines a light on decades of abuse of unmarried women and children in Ireland Ireland’s Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes, which …

RSC 'Dream' is an inventive, condensed take on the Bard by Matt Wolf

A brave venture that by necessity feels incomplete, Dream offers a take on A Midsummer Night’s Dream that may surprise even those who think they’ve seen everything that can be done with …

Hairspray London revival rescheduled to June 2021 by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo The eagerly anticipated revival of Hairspray the musical at the London Coliseum starring Michael Ball and Lizzie Bea will now open on 22nd June 2021. This post Hairspray Lond…

Review: A Selfie’s in the Picture for This ‘Dorian Gray’ by Maya Phillips

Oscar Wilde meets Instagram in a slick, shrewd and screen-filled update, the filmed collaboration by five British theaters.

Ken-Matt Martin takes over at Victory Gardens by Kerry Reid

After a tumultuous year, the theater's new artistic director is ready to listen as well as lead. It's been a dramatic year for Victory Gardens Theater, even thou…

‘Jagged Little Pill’ Shows Broadway Should Prioritize Accessibility by Brijana Prooker, Brijana Prooker

Even though Broadway went dark, Vivek J. Tiwary says that Jagged Little Pill never really did. 

Carolee Carmello Recalls Backstage Moments From the Fabled Funny Girl Concert by Seth Rudetsky

This week, Seth Rudetsky celebrates one year of Stars in the House with Emily Skinner, Kristin Chenoweth, and more.

How NY PopsUp Aims to Get the Performing Arts Industry Back to Work by Gordon Cox

In recent weeks, New Yorkers might have stumbled upon a socially distanced pop-up performance by Jon Batiste at the Javits Center, or one by Patti Smith at the Brooklyn Museum. They were bot…

Andrew’s Tour of the London Palladium by Andrew Lloyd Webber Musicals

I can’t believe it’s been a year where a magnificent building like this has been closed. Filming this video made me even more determined to get my theatres open again as soon as possible…

Stream the stage with Ephrat Asherie Dance | APR 15-28 by Joycetheater

Choreographer Ephrat Asherie brings a high-energy, hybrid work that layers breaking, hip-hop, house, and vogue. In their second collaboration together, the choreographer teams up with her b…

NEWS: Further casting & new schedule is announced for Anything Goes at the Barbican Theatre by Press Releases

Anything Goes will open at London’s Barbican Theatre from 23 July 2021 for a strictly limited 12-week season until 17 October.

Has COVID Changed Standup Comedy For Good? by Artsjournal1

If so, it’s got nothing to do with illness or quarantine as subject matter; it’s that the lockdown pushed everyone — audiences, colleagues, and (crucially) gatekeepers such as casting …

London Theatre News Today: Thursday 18 March by Kitty Underwood

World premiere of Cruise will reopen the Duchess Theatre this May Based on a true story Jack was told whilst volunteering for Switchboard, the LGBTQ+ Listening Service, this new play pays tr…

Adrian Scarborough wins Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Leopoldstadt | Olivier Awards 2020 by Official London Theatre

Adrian Scarborough wins Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Leopoldstadt (Wyndham's Theatre) at Olivier Awards 2020. #OlivierAwards​ #LondonTheatre Official London Theatre is the number o…

Beyond the Stage Door’s No-Cost Theater Management Intensive for Students of Color Pivots to Hybrid Program & Doubles Number of Participants by Michael Eddy

Beyond the Stage Door, a new no-cost theater management program for students of color, will pivot their first year to an impactful hybrid model of virtual and in-person learning, due to cont…

Arts Leaders Discuss Taking the Risk to Find New Talent and Expand Audience Demographics by Dan Meyer

Part 2 of the Hal Luftig-presented roundtable focuses on the how to move forward by creating equitable theatre spaces.

Host David Edwards Welcomes Guests Nicolas King, Karen Mason and Lisa St. Lou to Beyond the Green Room, on Sunday, March 21

Actor-director David Edwards, host of the weekly “Beyond the Green Room” discussion series on all things theatrical, welcomes Nicolas King, Karen Mason and Lisa St. Lou on Sunday, March …

Live Nation’s ‘Crew Nation’ Fund Raises $18 Million for COVID-Impacted Touring Staffers (EXCLUSIVE) by Jem Aswad

Just under a year ago, Live Nation, the world’s largest live-entertainment company, launched Crew Nation, a charitable fund to which it contributed an initial $5 million donation, to hel…

Cole Porter, P.G. Wodehouse Musical ‘Anything Goes’ Gets London Revival – Global Bulletin by Naman Ramachandran

In today’s Global Bulletin, musical “Anything Goes” sets London revival; iZen signs diversity pact with LineLight; MTV’s “True Life Crime” gets U.K. version; and Banijay’s refr…

Post-Pandemic Hollywood: Why Working in Entertainment Will Never Be the Same by Brent Lang

Working in entertainment may never look the same again. To hear numerous executives tell it, the past 12 months have shifted the paradigm for modern office life. Gone are the days of staying…

ROMEO Y JULIETA: Trailer / El Tráiler | The Public Theater by The Public Theater

Now available for download wherever you get your podcasts ROMEO Y JULIETA By William Shakespeare Adapted by Saheem Ali & Ricardo Pérez González Based on the Spanish Translation by Alfredo…

Anything Goes, Starring Megan Mullally, Announces New London Dates by Caitlin Moynihan

As previously announced, Megan Mullally will headline a Anything Goes revival as Reno Sweeney. Tony and Olivier winner Robert Lindsay will play Moonface Martin. Originally scheduled to open…

Jack Holden's World Premiere Solo Play Cruise Set for West End Run This Spring by Lindsey Sullivan

London's Duchess Theatre will have a show in it before the return of The Play That Goes Wrong. Written and performed by Jack Holden, the world premiere solo play Cruise, which includes both …

Wherefore Will Ferrell? by Trav S.D.

Five: that’s roughly the number of minutes I was able to stand Will Ferrell’s Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga (2020). “No man this age should ever waste his life doing …

Weekend watching with SoHo Playhouse and Lincoln Center Theater by Deb Miller

If you’re wondering what to watch this weekend, SoHo Playhouse and Lincoln Center Theater are streaming two options for your virtual viewing pleasure, both inspired by literary classics, i…

‘A musical & historical love letter to the city of Sheffield’: THE BAND PLAYS ON – Sheffield Theatres (Online review) by Aleks Sierz

The Band Played On, the latest show from Chris Bush, is a tuneful celebration of stoicism, resilience and humour.

Celia Keenan-Bolger Launches Sunday Pancakes Podcast by Dan Meyer

The Tony winner’s conversation series kicks off with Denée Benton, Phillipa Soo, and Kelli O’Hara.

Lincoln Center Theater to Stream Past Productions by Broadway Direct

More Broadway streaming is coming your way! Lincoln Center Theater has launched its new Private Reels: From the LCT Archive series that will stream past productions, starting with Vanya and …

Second City will reopen with live shows in May by Chris Jones

Both the Mainstage and e.t.c. Stages will have shows for live audiences, but opening full, new comedy revues will take more time.

Here’s a look at the COVID-19 restrictions that will be lifted in Connecticut on Friday, and the rules that will remain in effect by Eliza Fawcett

Connecticut coronavirus restrictions will be lifted Friday, including lifting capacity limits for restaurants, retail stores and houses of worship and letting sports resume.

VIDEO: The Queens of SIX Get Ready to Make a Royal Return to the West End!

The queens are back at court! As BroadwayWorld previously reported, SIX is set to return to the West End, reopening at the Lyric Theatre on Friday 21 May, 2021. Watch as all six ladies chec…

BLINDSPOTTING Starring Jasmine Cephas Jones to Premiere This Summer on Starz

It has been announced that Blindspotting, a new series starring Jasmine Cephas Jones, based on the film from Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal, will be premiereing this Summer on Starz! 

CRISIS (dir. Nicholas Jarecki): Film review by Dan Scully

Crisis does for the opioid crisis what Crash attempted to do for race relations in America. The post CRISIS (dir. Nicholas Jarecki): Film review appeared first on phindie.

Hot Clip of the Day: The Terrific Norm Lewis Sings Glorious SIDE SHOW Number

Mr. Norm Lewis will be appearing on Broadway Profiles this Sunday March 21st at 6pm EST (for tri-staters!) on PIX11. When thinking of a clip to highlight this beloved Tony Award nominated pe…

On toxic artistic leadership (part three): Manifesto for theater ethics by Andrew Walker White

Back in the 1980s, the Harvard University Business School dismissed offers to create a curriculum in ethics—free of charge, if I remember correctly; an alumnus even offered to pay for it. …

What is Clubhouse and do TheaterMakers need to join?

I told you! On Tuesday, I mentioned how every few blinks a new social media platform is born. The latest? A part podcast, part livestream, audio-only network called Clubhouse. It’s the ne…

Anything Goes announces London opening date and full casting!

What a De-Lovely day it is when Anything Goes announces its opening date at London’s Barbican and full casting! The multi-Tony Award-winning musical will begin performances from 23 July …

London's Anything Goes, Starring Megan Mullally and Robert Lindsay, Moves Opening to July by Ryan McPhee

Among those newly added to the cast is Wicked and Les Misérables favorite Samuel Edwards as Billy Crocker.

Rob McClure and Maggie Lakis to Star in Live, Outdoor Radio-Style Production of Treasure Island

The show will take place this May.

Chicago's Goodman Theatre to Stream Several Productions From Its Archive

Four titles have currently been announced.

Megan Mullally and Robert Lindsay to Lead West End Anything Goes Revival

The musical comedy will set sail this summer.

Virtual Theatre Today: Thursday, March 18- with Jackie Hoffman, THE LAST FIVE YEARS, and More!

Today (March 18) in live streaming: a Little House on the Prarie reunion on Stars in the House, Jackie Hoffman visits Backstage Live, and more!

This Week's Open Job Listings on BWW - 3/18/2021

This Week's New Classified Listings on BroadwayWorld for 3/18/2021 include new jobs for those looking to work in the theatre industry.

Allow Lupita Nyong’o to Show You How to Kiss Over Zoom by Dan Meyer

The star had to learn a new trick for the recording of The Public Theater's Romeo y Julieta.

Twyla Tharp and Her Body of Perpetual Motion by Gia Kourlas

“American Masters: Twyla Moves,” a new PBS documentary, is also a portrait of a singular dancer over time.

Performer Stuff Presents “In the Holding Room” Industry Podcast Episode 6 by Performerstuff

THEATER-FILM-MUSIC TALK by Sandi Durell

Resounding, the live immersive live-audio entertainment company, announced casting for the upcoming live outdoor performance and broadcast of the pirate classic Treasure Island as part of …

GRACE NOTES: Thursday, March 18, 2021 by Susan Grace

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11 Shows to Check Out, Including Vanya and Sonia..., Allegiance, Romeo and Juliet Balle

Plus, check out Middletown, The Aran Islands, and Macbeth while they're available.

Stars in the House Reunites Little House on the Prairie's Melissa Gilbert, Alison Arngrim, Dean Butler, More March 18 by Andrew Gans

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley's daily series, which launched March 16, 2020, benefits The Actors Fund.

THROWBACK THURSDAY: Ahmed Hamad by Sarah Day

By Sarah Day This week Sarah Day speaks to Ahmed Hamad about his involvement in Hope Mill's Rent, Stay Awake Jake and his theatre backstory as well as looking forward. This post THROWBACK TH…

Three Days of Rain by Sandi Durell

By Carol Rocamora . . . Want to see a gorgeous master class in acting?  One of the richest treats of on-line theatre-viewing this pandemic year awaits you on the Manhattan Theatre Club webs…

Irish Rep-Wine and Theatre by Sandi Durell

Broadway on Demand, the industry-leading streaming platform, is proud to announce a new partnership with Broadway Wine Club, the home delivery wine subscription for theater lovers.This spec…

‘Rose Plays Julie’ Review: An Eerie Thriller With Mirrored Traumas by Kristen Yoonsoo Kim

Sexual violence and adoption bracket the life of a young woman seeking a family connection and finding a #MeToo legacy instead.

‘The Courier’ Review: Secrets and Spies by Jeannette Catsoulis

Benedict Cumberbatch plays a salesman-turned-secret agent in this stuffy Cold War drama.

Today on Broadway: Thursday, March 18, 2021 by Matt Tamanini

Roundabout Announces Refocus Project, PBS to Broadcast NT’s “R&J,” “In the Heights” Book to Be Released in June “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podca…

There’s no stopping Twyla Tharp, even as she approaches 80 by Peter Marks

“Twyla Moves,” premiering March 26 on PBS, offers a look at the legendary choreographer’s creative process.

The Broadway Magazine Rack: Encore Monthly by JK

I'm old enough to remember looking forward to getting theater magazines in the mail. It was always a thrill when my Playbill Magazine and TheaterWeek would show up in the post box. I'd run u…

‘A completely absorbing experience’: BLACK MATTER – Crazy Coqs (Online review) ★★★★★ by Emma Clarendon

Giles Terera’s song cycle Black Matter shows exactly how powerful music can be in highlighting important issues.

Slowdanger delivers interactive virtual dance experience in 'remote possibilities' by Sara Bauknecht / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Instead of sitting back and watching, small-sized audiences will be invited to interact with their screens to help shape traits of the show.

Lincoln Center Theater launches streaming service for past productions by Caitlin Huston

Lincoln Center Theater is making past productions available for streaming in a move to develop new audiences and sustain a connection to their work. It’s also meant to spark a little bit o…

Cruise The Play to have limited West End run at the Duchess Theatre

Jack Holden’s Cruise is coming to London’s Duchess Theatre for a strictly limited season from 18 May to 13 June. Cruise is a true story based on what should have been Michael Spencer�…

Tee time is July 2 at the Sheldon's annual 'Golf the Galleries' by Jane Henderson St. Louis Post-Dispatch

"Golf the Galleries" returns to the Sheldon Concert Hall and Art Galleries on July 2.

MIDSUMMA Reveals 2021 Program! by Gabi Bergman

Australia’s premier LGBTQIA+ arts and cultural experience, Midsumma Festival, today reveals the highly anticipated 17-day 2021 program, set to take

COME FROM AWAY farewells Melbourne with full houses and a record breaking box office by Peter J Snee

Melbourne’s love affair with the world-wide smash hit musical Come From Away concludes on a triumphant note this week as

Theater Review: 'Yellow' in the 'Sorrows of Belgium' Trilogy by Laura Cappelle

Theaters have been closed in Belgium since October. An on-camera production was born out of necessity, but its look at Nazi history offers a fascinating blend of theater and cinematography.

March 18: The secret memories of theatre seating plans by Mark Shenton

... Read More The post March 18: The secret memories of theatre seating plans first appeared on Shenton Stage.

Portrait: Tamanoir Immersive Studio, Between Performance And VR by French Culture

Tamanoir is a French Immersive Studio dedicated to creating international experiences, lying at the intersection of immersive theatre, dance and interactive VR. Located at the cutting-edg…

Pinchgut Opera: Monteverdi’s Vespers

Bunjil Place Gallery welcomes miffy & friends this autumn

IMPRESSIONS: ARTS ALIVE at Arts on Site, Featuring Kaylah Farrish/Decent Structure Arts’ “Martyr’s Fiction” and Rohan Bhargava/Rovaco Dance’ by The Dance Enthusiast

In IMPRESSIONS: ARTS ALIVE at Arts on Site, Featuring Kaylah Farrish/Decent Structure Arts’ “Martyr’s Fiction” and Rohan Bhargava/Rovaco Dance’s “Slow Motion Lament,”  "Slow…

Lincoln Center Theater Production of Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike Streams Beginning March 18 by Andrew Gans

The series of archival recordings, originally produced for promotional purposes, also includes The Wolves, Marys Seacole, and The Royale.

Audible Releases 2020 Tony Nominee The Sound Inside March 18 by Dan Meyer

Mary-Louise Parker and Will Hochman reprise their roles from the Broadway production for the audio presentation.

What 'My Fair Lady' Taught Me About My Worth - After a lifetime of self-esteem struggles, I realized I deserved a Freddy, not a Henry

After a lifetime of self-esteem struggles, I realized I deserved a Freddy, not a Henry---Welcome to our latest Theatre Loversessay. Today, TDF member Meg explores how My Fair Lady taught her…