Helen Reddy’s music made women feel invincible by Arts Review

“Show business”, Helen Reddy once said, “was the only business that allowed you to earn the same salary as a man and to keep your name”. The singer and actress best known for her tra…

Hear from The Boys in the Band Creator Mart Crowley & the Film's Starry Cast in This New Featurette by Lindsey Sullivan

Netflix's The Boys in the Band premiered on September 30. Whether you haven't watched it just yet or have already set up a remote virtual watch party with friends, there's a bonus featurette…

Trent Dalton: All Our Shimmering Skies by Arts Review

The bestselling author of Boy Swallows Universe, Trent Dalton returns with All Our Shimmering Skies – a glorious novel destined to become another Australian classic. Darwin, 1942, and a…

In the age of COVID, ‘The Humans’ is particularly timely by Aaron Krause

By AARON KRAUSE Certainly, six years ago, “This too shall pass” carried the same meaning as it does today. But oh, how we yearn to believe a speaker of those words in this age of COVID…

Billie Krishawn speaks with actor Moses Princien for The SoSu Series by Billie Krishawn

“When the least of us are safe and have a space, all of us do.” True change begins when we decide that a shift is necessary. Inciting change is risky, brave, beautiful and most important…

Watch: Met Stars Live in Concert by Matthew Wexler

While The Metropolitan Opera may have temporarily lowered the curtain on its full-scale productions for 2020, have no fear: opera is still here. The post Watch: Met Stars Live in Concert app…

Chadwick Boseman’s Last Film, ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’, Releases First Images by Bruce Haring

The final film of Chadwick Boseman’s incandescent career has released its first images of the late star. Director George C. Wolfe’s adaptation of August Wilson’s stage play Ma Rainey�…

Announcing the YouTube Scholarship to NIDA by Gabi Bergman

YouTube has committed USD $100,000 (approximately AUD $135,000) worth of scholarships for three creative individuals to study at Australia’s National

Open House Melbourne welcomes Fleur Watson as new Executive Director and Chief Curator by Arts Review

The Open House Melbourne Board is delighted to announce Fleur Watson’s appointment as the organisation’s Executive Director and inaugural Chief Curator. “Fleur is the ideal person to l…

#SaveOurCTP – Fighting Monash University’s dissolution of the Theatre department by Gabi Bergman

It was announced this month that Monash University will be dissolving its theatre department, the Centre for Theatre and Performance.

Livestreaming a Performance and Conversation: Chameleon Girl (Hungary)

By . Independent Theater Hungary presents a performance and conversation around Chameleon Girl (Hungary) as part of the Roma Theatre Retrospective 2020 livestreaming on the global, commons-b…

Ben Platt and Beanie Feldstein Among Stars of New Online Play The Party Hop

Ashley Park, Noah Galvin, Kathryn Gallagher, and more are also in the cast.

Trillium Arts debuts with October fellowship by Admin

Envisioning a rich, thriving creative arts community in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, arts professionals Phil Reynolds and Heather Hartley announce the launch of Trillium Arts, a…

VIGIL, dedicated to the memory of Breonna Taylor by Lincoln Center

Netflix Sets December Release for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Starring Viola Davis and Chadwick Boseman by Ryan McPhee

George C. Wolfe directs the screen adaptation of the August Wilson play.

Occupants (dir. Russ Emmanuel, 2015): Salem Horror Festival capsule review by Dan Scully

With a bigger budget, this concept could be turned into a much more compelling, terrifying movie, but here in this universe, it is what it is. 

Final guests announced for season two of Arts Centre Melbourne’s Big Night In with John Foreman by Peter J Snee

Before season two of Arts Centre Melbourne’s Big Night In with John Foreman comes to an end, two more episodes

Photos: Netflix Releases First Look at MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM Starring Chadwick Boseman, Viola Davis, and More

Netflix has released first look photos for its film adaptation of 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' starring the late Chadwick Boseman, Tony and Academy Award-winner Viola Davis, and Tony-nominee …

VIDEO: See the First Trailer for Reimagined COME FROM AWAY In Sweden

The international smash hit musical COME FROM AWAY opens at Ostgotateatern in Sweden this month.

Actress/Director Lisa Strum to share hilarious and poignant solo work on ‘Saturday Matinee’ by Fountaintheatre

by France-Luce Benson Lisa Strum, a Philadelphia native living and working in the New York area is a director, an educator, actress, playwright, producer, casting director, singer and a cert…

Kerala’s ‘Tholpavakoothu’ as a Modern Avatar in a Music Video by Shilpa Nair Anand

“The use of Kerala’s traditional puppetry in a music video by director Emcy Joseph throws open a world of possibilities for the art form.” Kochi’s metro train gliding over tracks, a …

Babbling by the Brook | Episode 20 - Tally Sessions and David Josefsberg by Paper Mill Playhouse

Mark S. Hoebee catches up with comedy duo, friends, and Paper Mill leading men, Tally Sessions and David Josefsberg on this week's brand new Babbling by the Brook.

Director Schele Williams to Release Book on The History of Slavery

Theatre director and social justice activist, Schele Williams, has written a new book for young readers on the history of enslavement.

VIDEO: Daphne Rubin-Vega, Lauren Molina, Jelani Remy & More Featured in 'Enough Already' Get Out the Vote Music Video

Mario Lopez and Daphne Rubin-Vega lead a stalwart Broadway group of performers lending their voices to a non-partisan a?oeGet Out the Votea?? music video a?" hashtag: #enoughalreadyvote a?" …

VIDEO: Ben Platt & Cynthia Erivo Speak Up About Suicide Prevention Month

Tony winners Cynthia Erivo and Ben Platt have joined the Trevor Project in celebrating Suicide Prevention Month by sharing the importance of CARE: Connect, Ask, Respond, and Empower. 

Livestreaming a Conversation: NO SUMMARY with Golden Thread Fairytale Players

By . Golden Thread Productions presents NO SUMMARY with Golden Thread Fairytale Players livestreaming on the global, commons-based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Frid…

Livestreaming a Conversation: NO SUMMARY with playwrights Hassan Abdulrazzak, Tariq Hamami, Hannah Khalil, and Mona Mansour

By . Golden Thread Productions presents NO SUMMARY: a conversation with playwrights Hassan Abdulrazzak, Tariq Hamami, Hannah Khalil, and Mona Mansour livestreaming on the global, commons-bas…

The Stardusters Are Back! Ellen’s Stardust Diner Reopens on Thursday, October 1

The 1950s-themed eatery, Ellen’s Stardust Diner, reopens on Thursday, October 1. The famed singing wait staff of aspiring actors and Broadway performers, known as The Stardusters, will be …

The Boys in the Band on Netflix: Disappointing Film Version of an Outdated Gay Play by New York Theater

I found Netflix’s new film version of this landmark 1968 gay play nearly unwatchable, even though it features the same starry nine-member cast (Jim Parsons, Zachary Quinto, Matt Bomer et a…

Adelaide Fringe announces $500,000 in grants to assist SA Artists for Fringe 2021 by Arts Review

Adelaide Fringe will deliver a huge boost to South Australian artists and venues with the announcement of $500,000 in grants to assist them in their planning for the 2021 season. Made possib…

Del Marie: locked down, but not out by Jack Helbig

The rapper-dancer-performance poet rolls with the pandemic punches. 2020 started off so well. January and February were great months for 27-year-old rapper, danc…

Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson sues Brown Paper Tickets by Brendan Kiley

After receiving nearly 600 consumer complaints from around the country about Brown Paper Tickets, Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Seattle…

'The Boys In The Band': Raging Gracefully by Glen Weldon

Netflix's adaptation of Mart Crowley's 1968 play about a gay birthday party that goes off the rails features hard liquor, sharp tongues and broad types.

Geva Theatre Center Announces Reimagined 2020-21 Season by American Theatre Editors

The season will feature live shows and radio plays, but will not include an annual production of 'A Christmas Carol.'

A play is birthed online, and I was in the delivery room by Peter Marks

Solas Nua unveils “The Emoji Play” after six months of trial and error.

PHOENIX THEATRE ENSEMBLE: CRAIG SMITH TALKS TENNESSEE WILLIAMS–NOW ON YOUTUBE (LINK BELOW) by Robert Shuman

A PHOENIX THEATRE ENSEMBLE FUNDRAISER NOW ON YOU-TUBE! Tennessee Williams was in residence for his final NY play in the 80’s, the intensely personal and autobiographical Something Cloudy, …

Hedwig and the Angry Inch Creator John Cameron Mitchell on His Quarantine Projects, Including Album New American Dream by Mark Peikert

The multi-hyphenate shares how the collaborative album and Spread the Vote PSA came about during the pandemic.

In the News: Ben Platt and Cynthia Erivo Join Forces With The Trevor Project, SoloChicago Hit The Unfortunates Available for Streaming, More by Andrew Gans

Plus, the new initiative Beyond the Stage Door will offer BIPOC students the opportunity to learn about theatre management and receive financial support while doing so.

“What's in My Case?” Alison Fierst, Associate Principal Flute by New York Philharmonic

Fertile Ground Announces 2021 Festival Lineup by American Theatre Editors

A community panel selected this year's 31 festival projects.

Beanie Feldstein, Ashley Park, Ben Platt, More Will Star in Virtual Reading of Natalie Margolin's The Party Hop by Andrew Gans

Dramatists Play Service will present the reading on its YouTube channel, DPS on Air.

LET’S PLAY ‘BEAT THE BARD’ (6) by Robert Shuman

Many thanks to Christine L. who is playing a perfect game of ‘Beat the Bard’, 1-5. Send answers through Leave a Reply/ Comments, if you would like to play, too. Thanks so much, Christine…

What Moulin Rouge! Scene Did Nicole Kidman Perform for Andrew Rannells While Filming The Prom? by Dan Meyer

Rannells shared his experience filming with the "down to clown" Oscar winner on The Late Late Show with James Corden.

#ConcertsForKids: La Mezcla by Lincoln Center

CounterBalance brings accessibility to dance by Irene Hsiao

Going online opens more opportunities in this year's festival. “I’ve been a dancer all my life,” says CounterBalance founder Ginger Lane. Trained primarily…

Watch Danielle Brooks, Daphne Rubin-Vega, More in Social Distance Trailer by Dan Meyer

The Netflix series debuts October 15.

The Smart Museum wants you to “Take Care” by Annie Howard

The new exhibit explores caring in all forms and the emotional toll the act can take. The need for care has never been so vital—and so exhausting. While a long…

Carrie Hope Fletcher: 'The arts aren't viable? See how you feel without them!' by Chris Wiegand

The actor and author on starring in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cinderella, her Ballet Shoes sequel and the government response to theatre’s crisis More than six months have passed since the p…

Will Silk Road still rise? Will we? by Deanna Isaacs

Jamil Khoury and Malik Gillani have been facing more than COVID closure. I’d been thinking about Silk Road Rising, the mission-driven performing arts company f…

Coping with falls this fall by Admin

It’s officially fall, and that reminds us of leaves changing color, pumpkin spice everything, Halloween, layers and a crisp breeze. But the word “fall” has another meaning, too, so we …

Yes, Data Driven Decision Making. But What Data Is Important? by Joe Patti

There is a big push, correctly, for arts organizations to employ data driven decision-making processes. However, not all data is of equal value. Colleen Dilenschneider recently made a good p…

MOVING STORIES: AN ABT FILM FESTIVAL | Day Two by American Ballet Theatre

National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene presents a virtual celebration of Sukkos by Deb Miller

Launched in March, following the closure of arts venues necessitated by the coronavirus pandemic, Folksbiene! LIVE offers an online celebration of Yiddish culture, featuring livestreamed pr…

THROWBACK THURSDAY: Josh Barnett by Sarah Day

By Sarah Day This week on Throwback Thursday we speak to Josh Barnett who is currently performing in The Last Five Years at Southwark Playhouse. This post THROWBACK THURSDAY: Josh Barnett fi…

Crossword: The SpongeBob Musical Is Surfacing on DVD — and in This Puzzle

See how well you know the musical in this week's crossword.

Jim Parsons, Matt Bomer, Zachary Quinto, and More Discuss Netflix's The Boys in the Band

Joe Mantello directs the new film adaptation of Mart Crowley's classic play.

The Theatrical Pasts of This Year's Great British Baking Show Contestants

Meet three of Britain's best amateur bakers, and find out about their associations with the stage.

Remembering Helen Reddy's Connection to the Stage by Andrew Gans

The late Australian singer, whose single "I Am Woman" became an anthem for the feminist movement, made her Broadway bow in 1995 in Blood Brothers.

1st Stage commissions 11 artists to create solo works by News Desk

As part of its ongoing commitment to creating diverse, modern work by leading playwrights and performers during the prolonged COVID-19 theater closure, 1st Stage has announced eleven new art…

Review: Lovefool, The Bread and Roses Theatre by Samuel Nicholls

Review: Lovefool, The Bread and Roses Theatre3.0Overall ScoreAs Dr Dan asserts in the pages of a Sugar magazine from 1995, “you need to discover what flirting means to YOU”. For Rachel, …

Mahershala Ali, Angela Davis, More Join HBO’s Between the World and Me; Release Date Set by Dan Meyer

The adaptation is based on The Apollo staging of Ta-Nehisi Coates’ work, who also performs in the special.

Ballet's Tiler Peck Brings Starry Collabs to A New Stage with Sierra Boggess, Christopher Wheeldon & More!

Mark your calendars for Friday, October 16th when A New Stage: Curated by Tiler Peck created with CLI Studios highlighting talented stars from classical ballet, commercial dance and Broadway…

2ST Virtual Benefit: "Superhero" from SUPERHERO: THE MUSICAL (Kate Baldwin) by Second Stage Theater

"Superhero" - SUPERHERO: THE MUSICAL Performed by Kate Baldwin Second Stage Theater's Virtual Benefit Honoring Trustee Angela Sun and Pulitzer Prize Winner Tom Kitt September 21, 2020

Is a virtual arts degree worth it? by Emma Oxnevad

Chicago high school seniors prepare for collegiate arts programs amid pandemic For Vincenza Handzel, a senior at Jones College Prep, dancing isn't just a hobby�…

Radio Production of Shipwreck, Starring Raúl Esparza, Gets Release Date by Dan Meyer

The Anne Washburn play is directed by Saheem Ali.

Goodman Theatre announces remaining performances for ’Fannie Lou Hamer, Speak On It!’ by Doug George

The theater announced the remaining fall performances for “Fannie Lou Hamer, Speak On It!,” including those that were rescheduled due to COVID-19 concerns, and adding an encore appearanc…

And our Keynote Speaker for The TheaterMakers Summit is . . .

To think – there was actually a time when I was bummed that our 4th Annual TheaterMakers Summit was going to be virtual. I forgot the golden rule of business/art/life . . . there is always…

Tvameva: Music for the Soul by The Kennedy Center

Arts Across America Live from the Kennedy Center by The Kennedy Center

David Adjaye wins Riba Royal Gold Medal for architecture

First black recipient forged career with celebrity houses but has moved on to major projects in Africa and worldwide

Study Shows Steep Revenue Plunge for Theatres, Some Hope for 2021 by American Theatre Editors

TRG Arts and Purple Seven report that a return will hinge on the end of social distancing and renewed marketing.

Pantomime dames protest at Westminster over Covid theatre restrictions by Lanre Bakare Arts and Culture Correspondent

Arts workers draw attention to lack of panto season this year and demand more help Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Hundreds of protesters– including about…

Kamilah Long Named Play On Shakespeare Managing Director by American Theatre Editors

Long will share leadership with CEO and creative director Lue Douthit.

Lights to go on again at GALA Hispanic Theatre with classic Spanish comedy by David Siegel

Now in its 45th season, GALA Hispanic Theatre has always been cutting edge. From its founding in 1976, GALA (Grupo de Artistas LatinoAmericanos) has been sharing and producing Latino arts a…

Alternative Theatre Los Angeles, LA Stage Alliance Announce ‘Together LA’ Festival by American Theatre Editors

The free three-week festival will feature 34 works from Los Angeles theatre companies.

What the Constitution..., American Utopia, Cats, More: What’s Coming to Streaming in October 2020 by Dan Meyer

Check out these titles on HBO Max, Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, and more.

Katie's Crafting Closet - DIY Romeo and Juliet Pop-Up Book by Two River Theater

HartBeat Ensemble season of political theater a direct challenge to Trump administration, ‘dismantling of democracy’ by Christopher Arnott

HartBeat Ensemble has announced an online fall season of political theater, interviews with women musicians, a radio series based on Mohegan tribal tales, an immigration game show and more. …

Putting it Together - Gents of George Street Playhouse 2, Part 2

In this week's episode, Artistic Director David Saint rejoins two favorite actors: Michael Mastro (THE SUNSHINE BOYS) and Lee Sellars (MIDWIVES) to chat favorite memories, unforgettable expe…

Stars in the House Welcomes Jerome Robbins' Broadway's Faith Prince, Charlotte d'Amboise, Debbie Gravitte, More September 30 by Andrew Gans

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

Misty Copeland with Alessandra Ferri: Studio 5 | Great American Ballerinas Episode 6 by New York City Center

TheatreZone Announces Adjusted 2020-21 Season by American Theatre Editors

The company has replaced its Broadway series with a series of concerts.

Obie Awards Acceptance Speech: Page 73 by American Theatre Wing

Jim Parsons, Matt Bomer, Zachary Quinto, and More Discuss Netflix's The Boys in the Band by TheaterMania

The Trial of the Chicago 7 — Aaron Sorkin’s drama is in the dialogue

Eddie Redmayne, Mark Rylance and Sacha Baron Cohen lead a starry cast in a courtroom-set story of ’60s activism

Sofia Coppola revisits familiar territory in On the Rocks

Bill Murray is reunited with the director in a film with strong echoes of Lost in Translation

My Zoe — Julie Delpy’s sci-fi film is a bold experiment

The director stars as a geneticist in this story of a couple sharing custody of their daughter

Eternal Beauty — life in the grip of mental illness

Sally Hawkins plays a woman with paranoid schizophrenia in Craig Roberts’s film

A Strange Loop Seeks Star, Little Shop of Horrors Takes Over Milwaukee, and More Video Auditions by Playbill Staff

Find your next job with self-tape audition opportunities for shows across the country.

"I Am Woman" Singer Helen Reddy Dies at 78

The beloved performer was reportedly suffering from dementia.

Playing Sandwiches and Lady of Letters review – Alan Bennett's quiet shockers by Arifa Akbar

Bridge theatre, LondonThere are fine performances by Imelda Staunton and Lucian Msamati in this pair of Talking Heads The latest two live instalments of Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads series…

‘He roams the stage like a cornered bear growling & spitting with fury’: DEATH OF A HUNTER – Finborough Theatre (Online review) by John Chapman

Edmund Dehn is great in Death of a Hunter as Ernest Hemingway, the role of a 20th century icon who lived and died explosively.

Broadway Checklist: How Many of These Shows at the Hudson Theatre Have You Seen? by Marc J. Franklin

Look back at the recent productions to play the venue.

Norm Lewis and Kelli O'Hara to Headline Keep Music Alive Gala by Andrew Gans

The virtual event will raise funds for music education in New York City schools.

GRACE NOTES: Wednesday, September 30, 2020 by Susan Grace

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When Susan Egan Auditioned for Hercules, Cynthia Nixon Was a Faker on To Tell the Truth, and Michael Cerveris Stayed in Character for Fame by Seth Rudetsky

Plus more celebrity tales from this week in the life of Seth Rudetsky.

What Do Critics Think of The Glorias, Starring Julianne Moore and Alicia Vikander? by Dan Meyer

The Gloria Steinem biopic, directed by Julie Taymor, arrives on Amazon September 30.

Charles Busch’s The Tribute Artist Begins Virtual Run September 30 by Dan Meyer

The production stars Busch, Julie Halston, and more performers from the 2014 Off-Broadway staging.

Micaela Diamond and Bryonha Marie Parham Perform From Borderline, Plus Excerpts From Kirsten Childs' The Lucky Boys, September 30 by Dan Meyer

New York Theatre Barn's New Works Series latest episode streams live to preview two more in-development titles.

George Bancroft: From Stage to “Stagecoach” by Trav S.D.

I selected the photo above not because it is the best representation of George Bancroft (1882-1956) but because it represents the film role of his which I know best, the part of Marshall Cur…

Len Cariou’s Broadway & The Bard Streams September 30 to Benefit The Actors Fund by Ryan McPhee

The performance from Aruba Productions commemorates the Sweeney Todd star’s 81st birthday.

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Star Gabrielle Ruiz Reveals the Most Fulfilling Role of Her Career—It’s Not What You Think by Ruthie Fierberg

Broadway and television star Ruiz unearths her theatrical roots as part of our Cadillac Lounge series.

Hot Clip of the Day: Time to Wake Up as September Ends with American Idiot Trio Backstage

Well friends, it's time to wake up as we've arrived at September 30th. September 30th also happens to be the birthday of two time Tony nominee and Grammy winner Stark Sands. This Hot Clip is…

RFK at MTC MainStage by Sandi Durell

October 23rd – November 8th, 2020 Fridays at 8pm, Saturdays at 2pm & 8pm, Sundays at 2pm. By late summer, 1964, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy was a deeply wounded man. Still in sh…

Charleen Qwaye: “Diversity benefits us all and should be celebrated” by Ayt Guest Writer

In our latest interview, Fourth Monkey’s Hetty Partington speaks to the visionary actor training company’s co-founder and Director of Training, Charleen Qwaye. Here, they discuss the com…

How One Prolific Christmas Screenwriter And Author Found A Way To Pivot During The Pandemic And Give Back by Jeryl Brunner

Karen Schaler, (aka “Christmas Karen”), the writer of the Netflix hit, A Christmas Prince, is donating proceeds from her next holiday project to help libraries and bookstores

Josie Falbo by Sandi Durell

By Marilyn Lester Chicago-based singer, Josie Falbo, cannot only make you believe in Spring, but in the power of music to uplift, heal and otherwise provide a mountain of pleasure. The diva …

R.I.P. Helen Reddy by Trav S.D.

I had already been planning a post on Helen Reddy (b. 1941), her birthday is in less than a month, but upon learning of her passing yesterday, we elevate her to where she was during much of …

Female painter who seized the story: Artemisia Gentileschi

At the National Gallery, the UK’s first retrospective of a Baroque woman painter has potent works that no male artist could have created

Today on Broadway: Wednesday, September 30, 2020 by Matt Tamanini

Olivier Awards Announce 2020 Plan, Broadway League Demands Dues, Kudisch to Lead New Play on “WSS” Creation “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the…

Musical of the Month: Grease: The Best Songs by JK

       I should preface this article by saying two things. First, I find the score of Grease wholly entertaining, in a sing-along, fun kind of way. (Let's face it, you don't listen to …

Why This Successful Singer-Songwriter Won’t Give Up Her Day Job by Jeryl Brunner

Heather Youman's day job at Fender helped find her voice as a singer, songwriter and actress

'He came out of the womb dancing!' Stars relive their wild times with Michael Clark by Interviews By Lyndsey Winship

Baryshnikov couldn’t keep up, Sam Taylor-Wood had a panic attack and Sarah Lucas built him the rudest stage set ever … as a new show celebrates the dance legend, stars pin down his punk …

Nights at the circus: beyond the big top – in pictures

From acrobatics to contortionists, delve into Guardian photographer Tristram Kenton’s archive of circus shots showing performers at their gravity-defying best All photographs by Tristram K…

Review: Letters, Gate Theatre by Nina Cave

Review: Letters, Gate Theatre4.0Overall ScoreThis is my third and final viewing of Letters. Helena Lymbery and Isabel Adomakoh Young are the performers this week – reuniting these two wome…

Snapshot: Milton Berle appears on This Is Your Life by Terry Teachout

Milton Berle is the guest on an episode of This Is Your Life, hosted by Ralph Edwards and originally telecast live by NBC on June 6, 1956: (This is the latest in a series of arts- and hist…

Almanac: Jane Austen on feigning affection by Terry Teachout

“In nine cases out of ten, a woman had better show more affection than she feels.” Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice Continue reading Almanac: Jane Austen on feigning affection at About…

REVIEW ROUND-UP: An Evening With an Immigrant at the Bridge Theatre by Emma Clarendon

The Bridge Theatre present Inua Ellams’ play An Evening With an Immigrant as part of its repertoire of one person plays during September and October.

Julianne Moore, Alicia Vikander, Bette Midler, More Star in The Glorias, Streaming September 30 by Dan Meyer

The Gloria Steinem biopic is directed by Julie Taymor and written by Sarah Ruhl.

‘The Boys in the Band’ Review: How Far Have We Come, Really? by Glenn Kenny

This provocative work is again revived, now for Netflix with an all-star cast including Jim Parsons, Zachary Quinto, Matt Bomer and Andrew Rannells.

2020 Wangaratta Festival of Jazz & Blues online program announced by Arts Review

An exciting program featuring Australia’s premier jazz and blues artists, new commissions and collaborations, never before seen archival footage, an exclusive international appearance and …

West End Unplugged: Ep 4 | Katie Brayben, Cavin Cornwall and Richard Fleeshman & Celinde Schoemaker by Official London Theatre

The Boys in the Band Arrives on Netflix September 30, Starring Zachary Quinto, Matt Bomer, Jim Parsons, Robin de Jesús, More by Dan Meyer

The full cast of the 2018 Tony-winning revival returns for the Joe Mantello-directed movie.

Jubilee for the Future by Sophia Skiles

By Sophia Skiles. Sophia Skiles talks about the momentum of unprecedented acclaim and agency for Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) theatremakers this spring, which quickly transformed i…

Benjamin Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream announced as Adelaide Festival’s 2021 opera centrepiece by Arts Review

The highly anticipated first announcement for 2021 Adelaide Festival will see Neil Armfield’s production of UK composer Benjamin Britten’s opera, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, make its Au…

Larry Wilson: Do What’s Right by Arts Review

Larry Wilson might be ‘the $2 billion man’ who learned a lot of lessons about business and life during his career. It’s just unfortunate that he was unable to turn it into a compelling…

Column: First Trump-Biden match is a debate of depravity, revealing just how far America has sunk by Chris Jones

With shouting, anger and calls to "shut up," the first debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden deteriorated into a bitter showdown in Cleveland, in a nation…

Music and Mind LIVE with Renée Fleming, Ep. 16: "Music, Memory, and Alzheimer's" by The Kennedy Center

50TH ANNIVERSARY by Joe Dziemianowicz

Flaws and all, the Netflix film revival offers food for thought on love, sex and friendship.

Langlands & Bell move the furniture

The artist duo’s London show is reopening, after Covid closure, in an intriguing setting at Sir John Soane’s Museum

Could rhymes prevent financial crimes?

Poems are the latest weapon in the fightback against bank fraud

Extended Trailer: Deeply Rooted Dance Theater in "INDUMBA" by Joycetheater

“Either! I Can Do Either!” Texts a Frantic John Larroquette to His Agent During Debate by Broadway Beat

by Zach Raffio. @zachraffio. NEW YORK, NY - Legendary stage and screen actor John Larroquette spent most of the first presidential debate...