First Nations Artwork to bring Geelong Arts Centre to life

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Romeo and Juliet review – a bold rewiring with no room for romance by Arifa Akbar

Shakespeare’s Globe, LondonDirector Ola Ince’s take on Shakespeare’s tragedy is clever, energetic and doesn’t have a single smooch This is not the first major production of Romeo and…

TDF Top 5 Weekend Roundup by TDF

Here's TDF's Tyler Riley with what to watch this weekend! Visit stages.tdf.org for links and details.

Art and Social Justice: Intersecting Onstage and Beyond by Center Theatre Group

What is the responsibility of an artist at times of great societal change and conflict? Is it possible, or responsible, to separate art from activism? Join us for a discussion with leadings …

Disney Drops Trailer for New Film ‘Encanto’ by Matthew Wexler

You're invited to the exceptional, fantastical Casa Madrigal! That magical home is the centerpiece of Disney's new animated musical film "Encanto," which features music by Lin-Manuel Miran…

The Dumb Waiter, Old Vic: in Camera theatre review - Pinter's two-hander more in sorrow than in anger by Heather Neill

Thoughtful and funny revival of a familiar classic Pinter wrote The Dumb Waiter in 1957 (although it wasn't seen in London until 1960) the year before The Birthday Party received its notorio…

America Gets a Grand Birthday Salute from Scott Siegel and Company by Marilyn Lester

Scott Siegel and company celebrated The 4th of July at Feinstein’s/54 Below with pure Americana—a Siegel version of Walt Whitman’s I Hear America Singing, with music from Broadway, Hol…

Review: Serving Murder in ‘The Dumb Waiter’ by Maya Phillips

Harold Pinter’s one-act play, starring Daniel Mays and David Thewlis as hit men, is available to stream live via the Old Vic Theater.

 Keegan Theatre Announces 25th Anniversary Season by News Desk

The Keegan Theatre recently announced the details of their 25th anniversary season, which will include old favorites, regional and world premieres, new play development, and a summer reperto…

Film Review: the Macabre ‘Rock, Paper and Scissors’ by Kurt Gardner

This Argentian thriller recalls 'Misery' and 'What Ever Happened to Baby Jane,' but with its own nasty twist.

Alejandra Cisneros, Julia Cho and Cheryl Umaña: It Tastes Like What I Remember Ep. 4 by Center Theatre Group

'It Tastes Like What I Remember' is a series that explores the link between memory and food. When we remember food, we remember love. It is the nourishment that our mothers, fathers, nanas …

Alejandra Cisneros, Julia Cho and Cheryl Umaña: It Tastes Like What I Remember Ep. 3 by Center Theatre Group

'It Tastes Like What I Remember' is a series that explores the link between memory and food. When we remember food, we remember love. It is the nourishment that our mothers, fathers, nanas …

‘How Do I Become Happy?’ Advice From a Professional Fool by John Leland

Stanley Allan Sherman, one of the niche artisans of New York theater, makes leather masks for the stage. And the occasional pro wrestler.

Alejandra Cisneros, Julia Cho and Cheryl Umaña: It Tastes Like What I Remember Ep. 2 by Center Theatre Group

'It Tastes Like What I Remember' is a series that explores the link between memory and food. When we remember food, we remember love. It is the nourishment that our mothers, fathers, nanas …

Alejandra Cisneros, Julia Cho and Cheryl Umaña: It Tastes Like What I Remember Ep. 1 by Center Theatre Group

'It Tastes Like What I Remember' is a series that explores the link between memory and food. When we remember food, we remember love. It is the nourishment that our mothers, fathers, nanas …

Vernon Neal Weaver (1935 – 2021) by Steven Morris

Fellow colleague Deborah Klugman was in the room at the time and assured him that he was not crazy. He leaned forward in his hospital bed – not an easy task, when hooked up to oxygen – t…

May 2022

This heartwarming portrait is a humorous and illuminating one-woman show about America’s favorite sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer.

April 2022

Visit Truvy’s Salon! With beloved characters, heartwarming dialogue and snappy repartee, Steel Magnolias revels in the power and grace of female friendship.

March 2022

People can be so weird. In this quirky world premiere comedy, a reclusive amateur botanist unwittingly becomes a new-age, YouTube messiah.

January 2022

A new comedy! It’s 1973, and the Irish-Catholic O’Shea family muddles through a series of hilarious mishaps that jeopardizes their reputation — and their souls.

February 2022

A new comedy! It’s 1973, and the Irish-Catholic O’Shea family muddles through a series of hilarious mishaps that jeopardizes their reputation — and their souls.

You can follow me @frida_kahlo by Kt Hawbaker

Does the “Frida Kahlo: Timeless” exhibition and others like it go too far in their pursuit of bigger audiences? “Make sure you can read the label!”…

Ashland New Plays Festival 2021 Slate Announced by Veronica Maldonado

The 29th annual fall festival will present the 4 winning plays in person after a year of online streaming.

NAMT Announces 8 Musicals for 2021 Festival by American Theatre Editors

This year's festival will be a hybrid online and in-person event to keep the enhanced accessibility offered by digital presentations.

Review: Playhouse on Park’s hastily relocated ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ is still festive

Playhouse on Park's hastily relocated production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" offers a bright, boisterous beginning to the first Connecticut Shakespeare Festival.

Woodie King Jr. and a Lifetime of Creation by American Theatre Editors

The founder and artistic director of New Federal Theatre, who retired from the post in June, reflects on a storied, pathbreaking career.

Nicolas King looks back at the past year in ‘Hindsight is 2020’ at The Green Room 42 by Deb Miller

Since the age of four, the prodigious Nicolas King has been performing, with appearances in three Broadway shows (Beauty and the Beast, A Thousand Clowns opposite Tom Selleck, and Hollywood …

Odds & Ends: Get Wowed by Anything Goes Star Sutton Foster Singing and Tapping Ahead of London Bow by Lindsey Sullivan

Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed recently. Board the S.S. Sutton Foster with New Performance Tony winner Sutton Foster appeared on BBC's The One Show to deliver a …

Paul Huntley, Legendary Tony-Winning Wig Designer, Dies at 89 by Caitlin Moynihan

Paul Huntley, the beloved Tony-winning wig designer, died on July 9 in his London home after suffering a short illness. He was 89. Born in London on July 2, 1933, Huntley had over 100 Broad…

Review: CLO's 'Wizard' brings diversity, heartfelt moments to Heinz Field by Tyler Dague / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: The Serpent swaps murder for drug gangs 

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Tahar Rahim, star of The Serpent - one of the BBC's most popular dramas ever - has found a way to make crime pay. He will portray one of the drug kingpins behind the French co…

Stream Three Great Performances by the Bollywood Star Dilip Kumar by Siddhant Adlakha

As a leading man, Kumar, who died on Wednesday at 98, helped to craft the cinematic image of post-independence India.

The Wind in the Willows review – Grahame classic restaged as fable for our times by Mark Fisher

Pitlochry Festival theatreLockdown loneliness, eco-crisis and land ownership are explored with varying degrees of subtlety in an uplifting show The National Trust should see about hiring Col…

R.I.P. Tom by Trav S.D.

We have a sort of theme emerging today: first this celebration of the San Francisco Mime Troupe, and now a eulogy to a character who dates from that era of experimental theatre in the Off-Of…

Official TINY HOUSE sizzle reel! by Westport Country Playhouse

The reviews are in, and our unique virtual production of Michael Gotch’s TINY HOUSE has been called “a wild and wacky roller-coaster ride,” “a wickedly funny piece of theatre that fi…

‘Madeleine MacMahon puts in a spellbinding performance’: A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad) – Silent Uproar (Online review) ★★★ by Kirsty Herrington

After the year we’ve all had with the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad) is sure to strike a chord with many people and it provides a voice fo…

Paul Huntley Dies: Premier Stage, Film & TV Wigmaker Who Provided Coifs For ‘Tootsie’, ‘Cats’ And Cruella De Vil Was 89 by Greg Evans

Paul Huntley, the celebrated wigmaker for film, stage and television who provided Dustin Hoffman with the coif that transformed the actor into Tootsie and did the same decades later for when…

Lines in the Dust review. The New Segregation and its Discontents by Jonathan Mandell

“Lines in the Dust,” which New Normal Rep is streaming online through August 8th, is Nikkole Salter’s three-character play about a vexing side effect of modern-day segregation. It was …

THEATER-MUSIC & CABARET NEWS by Sandi Durell

Vineyard Theatre’s 2021 Gala Series culminates in an intimate conversation between legendary musical theatre composers John Kander (Cabaret, Chicago, The Vineyard’s The Scottsboro Bo…

Full Album of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cinderella Has Been Released

The production will have its world premiere in London on July 20.

LaChanze to Star in Roundabout Production of Alice Childress's Trouble in Mind

The Broadway premiere will be directed by Charles Randolph-Wright.

Review: Bloody Elle, Royal Exchange Theatre by Cj Simon

Review: Bloody Elle, Royal Exchange Theatre5.0Overall ScoreWaking up in Manchester, I’m looking through my notes to figure out if my memories are true. I’m not hungover, at least not fro…

Review: Last Easter, Orange Tree Theatre by Katie Kirkpatrick

Review: Last Easter, Orange Tree Theatre 4.0Overall Score TW: Terminal illness, Suicide I really didn’t expect to laugh so much at a play about cancer. Bryony Lavery’s Last Easter manage…

A Consolidated ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ Returns to the Stage by Matthew Wexler

Expecto Patronum! "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" returns to the stage in three phases and one performance rather than two. The post A Consolidated ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child…

Wig Designer Paul Huntley Dies at 89 by Dan Meyer

The Tony honoree created hairstyles for over 200 Broadway productions.

Oak Park Festival Theatre brings back outdoor Shakespeare show with ‘The Tempest’ by Myrna Petlicki

Magic, mayhem, monsters, and romance are in the forecast as Oak Park Festival Theatre returns to Austin Gardens for “The Tempest.” Artistic Director Barbara Zahoracq directs Shakespeare�…

Ashley Park Tapped to Star in New Comedy From Crazy Rich Asians Screenwriter Adele Lim by Ryan McPhee

The untitled project will follow four Asian-Americans who travel to Asia.

Full Cast Set for Bob Marley Musical Get Up, Stand Up! in the West End by Lindsey Sullivan

Let's get together and feel all right! Casting is complete for the new Bob Marley bio-musical, Get Up, Stand Up! Originally announced to bow at London's Lyric Theatre in February 2021, the …

Tony Winner LaChanze Will Star in Trouble in Mind on Broadway by Caitlin Moynihan

Alice Childress’ acclaimed 1955 play Trouble in Mind has found its star. Tony winner LaChanze will lead the company in the play's Broadway premiere, which will begin at the American Airli…

Fruma-Sarah (Waiting in the Wings) by Joel Benjamin

In what might just be the best stage role of her career, Jackie Hoffman plays the multi-faceted Ariana in E. Dale Smith’s "Fruma-Sarah (Waiting in the Wings)" at Nancy Manocherian’s the …

Stars in the House Welcomes Beth Leavel, Lilli Cooper, More July 9 by Andrew Gans

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

Virtual Opera: EVEREST – A GRAPHIC NOVEL OPERA (The Dallas Opera and San Francisco’s Opera Parallèle) by Connor McCormick

THE DALLAS OPERA RELEASES OPERA PARALLÈLE’S EVEREST – A GRAPHIC NOVEL OPERA, A NEW ORIGINAL FILM The Dallas Opera (TDO) is bringing a new film to its streaming platform, thedallasoper…

Theater: RICHARD III ( Shakespeare by the Sea in San Pedro, L.A.) by Eve Meadows

RICHARD III AT SHAKESPEARE BY THE SEA Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more! Shakespeare by the Sea’s stunning 24th season continues with Shakespeare’s bold and patriotic Ri…

Virtual Theater: STEW RICE (Kumu Kahua Theatre in Honolulu) by Nia Liat

Kumu Kahua Theatre will finish it’s 50th season by presenting a live digital reading of one it’s most popular plays, the late Edward Sakamoto’s Stew Rice, with performances by the ori…

Extras: TAP DANCE FOREVER STAMPS (U.S. Postal Service) by Nia Liat

U.S. Postal Service Delivers Dancing Back to Broadway Tap Dance Forever Stamps To Be Unveiled in Times Square On Saturday, July 10, 2021, at noon EDT, New York City’s Times Square will co…

Chicago Theatre: ATHENAEUM THEATRE (Summer Season) by Paulanne Simmons

THE ATHENAEUM THEATRE IS BACK THIS SUMMER WITH A WIDE VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENT ON ITS HISTORIC STAGES Athenaeum Theatre, Chicago’s oldest continuously operating Off-Loop theatre is back, w…

Theater: STAND UP IF YOU’RE HERE TONIGHT (Vs. Theatre Company & Circle X Theatre Co. in Los Angeles) by Eve Meadows

“You’ve tried everything. Yoga. Acupuncture. Therapy. You floated in salt water in the pitch- black dark. You juiced, you cleansed, you journaled, you cut, you volunteered. You got a mat…

Constellations offers infinite possibilities for star-crossed lovers

Nick Payne’s play returns with inspired casting choices. Plus, April De Angelis captures climate anxiety and ‘The Invisible Hand’ replayed for the post-Trump era

Royal Opera’s abstract Don Giovanni revival is ageing well

The company’s last production for the summer packs in dramatic power with a vocally impressive cast

Review: High’s “Permanent Project” has powerful launch with Komansé Dance by Gillian Anne Renault

This is a game-changer, the African American woman said, standing at the... The post Review: High’s “Permanent Project” has powerful launch with Komansé Dance appeared first on ARTS A…

‘Legally Blonde’ Oral History: From Raunchy Script to Feminist Classic by Ilana Kaplan

Along the way, adult zingers were edited out, Jennifer Coolidge struggled with the “bend and snap” and the ending was changed at least three times.

From Shakespeare to 'Golden Girlz' drag: 10 best bets for your weekend by Matt Cooper

Shakespeare in Topanga. Pops in Pasadena. Rosanna Gamson/World Wide dance-theater in DTLA. Your weekend cultural options start here.

Harvey Weinstein Trial Can Start Within Four Months, Los Angeles D.A. Says by Gene Maddaus

The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office told a judge on Wednesday that it is ready to bring Harvey Weinstein to trial within four months on charges of rape and sexual assault. We…

Disney Streaming Division Hires Ex-Netflix Exec Ajay Arora to Lead Commerce, Experimentation Team by Todd Spangler

Disney Streaming Services tapped Ajay Arora, previously Netflix’s director of product innovation for growth, as senior VP of product, commerce and experimentation. In the new role, Arora w…

Bill Condon to Direct ‘Guys and Dolls’ Movie Adaptation by Rebecca Rubin

Bill Condon, the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind “Chicago,” “Dreamgirls” and Disney’s remake of “Beauty and the Beast,” is taking on another famed movie musical. Condon has sign…

15 Best ‘SpongeBob Squarepants’ Episodes, Ranked by Jordan Moreau

“SpongeBob Squarepants” has taken viewers to a pineapple under the sea for more than 20 years, delivering over 250 nautical episodes and three feature-length films. The show became a sta…

‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ Playwright Jack Thorne to Deliver MacTaggart Lecture at Edinburgh TV Festival by Naman Ramachandran

Acclaimed dramatist and playwright Jack Thorne will deliver this year’s James MacTaggart Memorial Lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival. Thorne’s credits include the West End play “Harr…

TheaterWorks, Goodspeed, Infinity Music Hall get federal grants ‘vital to recovery’ by Christopher Arnott

Twenty-one more Connecticut arts venues (or production companies or promoters) have received federal Shuttered Venue Operator Grants, it was announced Tuesday. Among the awardees: TheaterWor…

July 9, 2021: What TheaterMakers Are Talking About This Week by Reilly Hickey

Here’s what TheaterMakers were talking about this week . . . 1 – Actors’ Equity Lifts Mask Restrictions The light at the end of the tunnel is getting closer! Actors’ Equity announced…

LaChanze To Star In Broadway’s ‘Trouble In Mind’ This Fall by Greg Evans

Tony- and Emmy Award- winning singer-actress LaChanze will return to Broadway this Fall in the starring role of Roundabout Theatre Company’s Trouble in Mind by Alice Childress, to be direc…

LaChanze will star in ‘Trouble in Mind’ on Broadway this fall by Caitlin Huston

LaChanze will star in Roundabout Theatre Company’s production of “Trouble in Mind” this fall.  The play, written by Alice Childress and directed by Charles Randolph-Wright, is schedul…

LaChanze Will Star in Broadway Premiere of Alice Childress’ Trouble in Mind by Dan Meyer

The Roundabout Theatre Company production will open in November.

IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FIELDS (SV REVIEW PICK, IRELAND) by Robert Shuman

(Mary Coll’s article appeared in the Irish Times, 7/8; Photo: Kathy Rose O’Brien stars as Vera in In the Middle of the Fields.) ★★★★ West Wall Walkway, Kilmallock Timing is every…

National Alliance for Musical Theatre Announces Selections for 2021 Festival of New Musicals by Talaura Harms

Eight new musicals will be presented both in person and digitally this year.

Watch Sutton Foster Sing and Tap in New Video for London Revival of Anything Goes by Andrew Gans

The Kathleen Marshall-helmed revival begins previews July 23 at the Barbican.

Wicked Concert Celebration Will Premiere on PBS in August by Andrew Gans

Baayork Lee will direct the tribute to the Stephen Schwartz score.

Opera Concert Review: “I Puritani” presented by Washington Concert Opera by Dr. Mark Dreisonstok

The 1648 victory of the “Roundhead” Puritan forces of Oliver Cromwell over the Cavaliers of King Charles I in England may seem an odd subject for an opera. Yet the event did command the …

Theatre Review: ‘The Cosby Satires’ at Strand Theater Company by Max Garner

In the late 1970s, Bill Cosby’s career was flat-lining. He had paid his dues in nightclubs and as Robert Culp’s television sidekick, but after the ’60s, he found acting jobs few and sm…

7/09/21 New ArtsBeat TV/Radio from WCPC15 and 89.5fm/WSKB by Mark G. Auerbach

7/09/21 New ArtsBeat TV/Radio from WCPC15 and 89.5fm/WSKB. Berkshire Opera’s “Glory Denied” the true story of a Vietnam War soldier held captive, and playwright Jessica Provenz’s ne…

Review: Nightfall, White Bear Theatre by George Collins

Review: Nightfall, White Bear Theatre4.0Overall ScoreNightfall is an insightful nosedive into the dangers of Incel ideology and how online radicalisation increasingly leads to violence agai…

Interview: Jackie Hoffman Back Onstage, but Waiting in the Wings

Hoffman plays a community theater actor waiting for her big moment as Fruma-Sarah in Fiddler on the Roof.

Listen to Cynthia Erivo's 'Day Off,' 2nd Single From Her Debut Album by Andrew Gans

Ch. 1 Vs. 1 is due September 17 from Verve Records.

Full Cast Set for World Premiere of Bob Marley Musical Get Up, Stand Up! by Ryan McPhee

Clint Dyer directs the new biomusical, set to begin performances in London’s West End in October.

Read the Reviews for Fruma-Sarah (Waiting in the Wings), Starring Jackie Hoffman by Dan Meyer

The Off-Broadway play by E. Dale Smith is running at the cell.

GRACE NOTES: Friday, July 9, 2021 by Susan Grace

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White Nights review – masterly staging of Dostoevsky’s unrequited love story by Mark Fisher

Pitlochry Festival theatreBrian Ferguson performs with mesmerising verve in this poignant, desperately funny portrait of existential misery ‘I am alone,” says the narrator of Dostoevsky�…

Music News by Sandi Durell

Jazz vocal prodigy and chart-topping vocalist, Anaïs Reno makes her debut at The Cutting Room (44 E. 32nd Street between Park and Madison Aves.) with the Pete Malinverni Trio on Tuesday, Au…

Broadway Game: Rebuses: Show Folk Edition by JK

Broadway Games Rebuses: Show Folk Edition This week's picture puzzles are all people in the theater! (The answers to last week's game are at the bottom.) Good luck! 1.  2. 3. 4.…

REVIEW ROUND-UP: Bach & Sons at the Bridge Theatre by Emma Clarendon

Find out what critics have had to say about the world premiere of Nina Raine’s new play Bach & Sons at the Bridge Theatre.

Like a moth to a flame by Claire Voon

A solo show by artist Hyun Jung Jun at Goldfinch Gallery in East Garfield Park. The title of Hyun Jung Jun’s exhibition reads like an incantation, as if upon e…

Lines in the Dust by Sandi Durell

Review by Carole Di Tosti – – – The questions that playwright Nikkole Salter raises in Lines in the Dust, directed by Awoye Timpo, are subtly drawn and powerfully developed. One of the…

‘Why Is Every Single Thing I Say a Problem?’ by American Theatre Editors

Artists of color have been placed in leadership positions across the U.S., but are they actually getting the respect and support they deserve?

Column: We’re in no mood to celebrate — that’s COVID and ‘the long goodbye’ by Chris Jones

This Fourth of July weekend was fireworks without the fireworks in Chicago, and that's an apt metaphor for our current moment. No one feels like celebrating the end of the pandemic.

Today on Broadway: Friday, July 9, 2021 by Matt Tamanini

“Karate Kid” Preps for Broadway, Costume Exhibit Hits Times Square, Lin-Manuel Animated Musical Gets Trailer “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting th…

Can ‘Schmigadoon!’ Sing Away the Problems of the Classic Musical? by American Theatre Editors

The not-so-secret weapon of the new Apple+ series is a score by Cinco Paul as fueled by abiding love as by knowing critique of the form.

Mr and Mrs Nobody review – at home with the Pooters by Chris Wiegand

Jermyn Street theatre, London There are squabbles, strained smiles and domestic mishaps in Keith Waterhouse’s spin on the Grossmiths’ classic Mr Pooter declares himself disgusted by “a…

R.G. Davis and the San Francisco Mime Toupe by Trav S.D.

Today we spotlight the too little celebrated (and too little understood) contributions of the San Francisco Mime Troupe and its founder R.G. “Ronnie” Davis (b. 1933). There are struggles…

Meet the Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical cast | 2021 West End Show by Official London Theatre

The explosive new production celebrates the immense life and timely message of Jamaican soul rebel Bob Marley - from a life of poverty to visionary international superstar. Crucial fellow so…

Pretty Woman: The Musical is #BackOnStage by Hira Desai

We went to check out Pretty Woman: The Musical as it returned #BackOnStage at its new home, The Savoy Theatre last night and it was epic! Find out more, here. The post Pretty Woman: The Musi…

July 9: Can the West End survive the current uncertainty? by Mark Shenton

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The Playwright Zone to create digital theater with paid local talent by Kendall Mostafavi

Project creator John Becker says its tone will be 'the Coen brothers meet The Twilight Zone.'

Pat tap dances and ‘just lights up’ by Abby Mackey

Amazing Ava, the ballerina on wheels by Abby Mackey

‘Oz’ takes over Heinz Field for CLO production by Tyler Dague / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

London Theatre News Today: Friday 9 July by Hira Desai

Full cast announced for Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical, and a first look at royal cast portraits from The Windsors: Endgame. The post London Theatre News Today: Friday 9 July appe…

St. Louis museums announce grants to help with exhibitions by Jane Henderson St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum and the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis received money for future exhibitions.

Soldiers Memorial plans exhibit on Japanese Americans during WWII by Jane Henderson St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Traveling exhibition from Smithsonian opens July 24.

London Theatre News Today: Thursday 8 July by Hira Desai

Wonderville thank NHS staff with free tickets! Find out all the latest in today's Theatreland news roundup. The post London Theatre News Today: Thursday 8 July appeared first on Official Lon…

Zog | 2021 West End Trailer by Official London Theatre

Large in size and keen in nature, Zog is eager to win a golden star at Madam Dragon’s school, where dragons learn all the things that dragons need to know. Zog tries so very hard, perhaps …

Carmen

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Sensory fusion of sound and light showcases the future of live performance by Aussie Theatre

Monash University’s SensiLab and the University of Technology Sydney’s (UTS) Animal Logic Academy have teamed up to bring a next

Review: Helium, The Space / Grumble Pup Theatre by Amy Evans

Review: Helium, The Space / Grumble Pup Theatre3.0Overall ScoreGrumble Pup Theatre’s debut production of Helium is a dramatic crossover of stories about tackling the hardships of life and …

Review: Big Boys, Lion and Unicorn Theatre by Shirley Both

Review: Big Boys, Lion and Unicorn Theatre 4.0Overall Score “They grow up so fast …” This saying is especially true for Tom Foreman’s self-written and directed play Big Boys. Perform…

Adelaide Guitar Festival is ready to rock with first shows this weekend by Aussie Theatre

Adelaide Guitar Festival 2021 kicks off an electrifying program of Australia’s top musicians with its first shows this weekend marking

When the Rain Stops Falling

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Adelaide Guitar Festival is ready to rock with first shows this weekend

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VIDEO: On This Day, July 9- Lin-Manuel Miranda, Leslie Odom, Jr., Phillipa Soo, and Ariana DeBose Say Goodbye to HAMILTON

On this day in 2016, original Hamilton cast members, Leslie Odom Jr., Phillipa Soo, and Ariana DeBose along with the musical's star and composer, Lin-Manuel Miranda, took their final bows …

On the Couch with Katie Weston

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DANCE NEWS: Get Enthused for The 49th Edition of Dance on Camera Festival This July 16-18, 2021 by The Dance Enthusiast

The 49th Dance on Camera Festival marks a long-awaited return to in-person programming and will be presented partly in the Walter Reade Theater at Film at Lincoln Center.

DANCE NEWS: Second Cycle of City Artist Corps Grants is Now Open and Closes on July 20, 2021 by The Dance Enthusiast

DANCE NEWS: Second Cycle of City Artist Corps Grants is Now Open and Closes on July 20, 2021

Urban Stages Reopens Its Doors July 9 With Charmed Life by Andrew Gans

Vincent Scott directs Lori Brown Mirabal's play with music.

20+ Stage Performances to Watch This Weekend July 9-11 - See Andrew Barth Feldman and John Lloyd Young in live concerts, a starry Theatre World Awards

With in-person theatre still a rarity, many companies and performers from Broadway and beyond are showcasing their work online. Below are performances you can watch this weekend, Friday, Jul…