Gloria Allen, who ran a charm school for transgender youths, dies at 76 by Harrison Smith

Her school inspired the play “Charm” by Philip Dawkins, who called her “the mother of queer Chicago.” She was also the subject of a documentary, “Mama Gloria.”

There's a Time- Tom Andersen (original) by Tom Andersen

This is a demo of a song I wrote about the passing of time. The beautiful piano performance is my pal, Tim Dipasqua. Not much to explain- the story is in the lyrics. I hope you like it.

Comedian Retells His Broken Penis Story in his Off-Broadway Debut by Joey Rinaldi

As a teenager, Comedian, Joey Rinaldi didn’t expect to be in a hospital bed from a near-death penis injury with three traumatic surgeries, two clumsy catheters, and one overwhelming desire…

The Wendi Winters Memorial Foundation and DC Theater Arts announce the Wendi Winters Memorial Series to honor slain journalist by News Desk

The fund will allow DCTA to create local arts journalism in honor of former DCTA writer Wendi Winters who was killed in the 2018 Capital Gazette shooting.

Live At The Jimmy Awards Red Carpet! by BroadwayWorld

“Drum Circle” (Official Video) from THE VISITOR (Original Cast Recording) by The Public Theater

“Drum Circle” From THE VISITOR (ORIGINAL CAST RECORDING) Music by Tom Kitt Lyrics by Brian Yorkey Performed by Ahmad Maksoud, David Hyde Pierce and THE VISITOR Original Cast Listen to th…

THE VISITOR (Original Cast Recording) – AVAILABLE NOW! by The Public Theater

From THE VISITOR (ORIGINAL CAST RECORDING) Music by Tom Kitt Lyrics by Brian Yorkey Listen to the new album: https://found.ee/TheVisitor To learn more about stage licensing rights for THE V…

Odds & Ends: Charlotte d’Amboise, Mark Evans & Alex Newell Set for World Premiere Musical The Last Supper by Caitlin Moynihan

Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed. Broadway Stars Set for World Premiere of New Musical  A slew of stage stars are set to appear in the world premiere production of T…

Theatre Review: ‘The SpongeBob Musical’ at Toby’s Dinner Theatre by John Bozeman

First airing in 1999, “SpongeBob SquarePants” is now one of the longest-running cartoons in television history. The show has also inspired at least two spin-off series and three movies, …

Chains by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief

The Mint Theater Company continues its three play mini-festival of the forgotten plays of Elizabeth Baker with "Chains." Given a polished – maybe too polished – production like the earli…

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Antonio Banderas announce joint venture to present Spanish-language productions by Caitlin Hornik

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Antonio Banderas have launched a joint venture, Amigos Para Siempre, to produce musicals and other live shows in Spanish. Amigos Para Siempre will work with Webber’…

Additional casting, creative team announced for Broadway’s ‘Death of a Salesman’ by Caitlin Hornik

Additional casting and members of the creative team have been announced for the upcoming Broadway revival of “Death of a Salesman.” McKinley Belcher III will join the cast in the role of…

Dance work at Harbourfront holds a mirror to our need to be loved by Michael Crabb - Special To The Star

Alan Lucien Øyen’s “Story, story, die” is “basically about our desire to be recognized” and the lies we tell to present a lovable image.

Little Rabbit, by Alyssa Songsiridej by Kirsten Bowen

Intimacy, identity, and class complicate the relationships of the artists at the center of Little Rabbit, a novel by Philadelphia writer Alyssa Songsiridej. Kirsten Bowen reviews.

Ralph Fiennes Returns to the New York Stage to Star as Robert Moses in David Hare's Straight Line Crazy by Caitlin Moynihan

Ralph Fiennes is returning to the New York stage this fall in the U.S. premiere of David Hare’s Straight Line Crazy. The production will play The Shed following its run at The Bridge The…

In Mosaic premiere, Benjamin Benne’s ‘In His Hands’ muses on sex, faith by Celia Wren

World premiere runs through July 17 at Atlas Performing Arts Center.

McKinley Belcher III Joins the Cast of Death of a Salesman on Broadway by Caitlin Moynihan

McKinley Belcher III has joined the cast of the Broadway transfer of Miranda Cromwell and Marianne Elliott's co-directed 2019 West End production of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman. B…

Social Round-Up: Live Playbill Pride in Times Square All Over Again by Leah Putnam, Jeffrey Vizcaino

The weekend-long event was captured on social media by performers and fans alike.

Anne-Marie Mulgrew & Dancers Company presents Beautiful Chaos by Melissa Strong

AMM & DCO explores the beauty, hope, and connection that can emerge from chaos in its Home Season Concert Project 35, featuring the premiere of the full-length work Beautiful Chaos. Meli…

Competition to Give High Schools in All 50 States the Chance to Produce Disney's Frozen for Free by Logan Culwell-Block

The initiative from the Educational Theatre Association, Disney Theatrical Group, and Music Theatre International will see schools competing for their state's exclusive performing rights to …

$100,000 Donated to LGBTQ-Owned and Supportive Bars and Restaurants at Playbill's Pride in Times Square by Logan Culwell-Block

Playbill teamed up with Grubhub and the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce for this special Pride fundraising initiative.

‘Chains’ Review: Drab Lives, but Dreaming of More by Laura Collins-Hughes

A young boarder’s plan to make a new life in Australia unsettles a staid British family in Elizabeth Baker’s 1909 play, revived by the Mint Theater Company.

Meeting the Moment With a Pulitzer Winner and 2 Finalists by American Theatre Editors

James Ijames, Kristina Wong, and Sylvia Khoury talk about what inspired their award-worthy plays and how they shaped them.

Talk About the Passion: A Resurrection at Oberammergau by American Theatre Editors

Postponed by the pandemic, the latest iteration of Germany’s most famous Passion Play has returned with spectacle and spirit intact, minus some of its nastier legacies.

McIntire and Nolan: A Romance Wrought in Radio by Trav S.D.

A little thing today on a husband-wife acting couple, both of whom many screen fans probably know well without necessarily realizing they were a couple. And they were a couple for a LONG tim…

When an Abortion Story Is Told as a Caper, Thriller or Farce by Amanda Hess

As Roe falls, new works including a documentary, a feature film and a comedy show disrupt the taboos and clichés around abortion.

Playwrights Horizons Extends World Premiere of Corsicana by Leah Putnam

Will Arbery's new play stars Will Dagger, Jamie Brewer, Deirdre O'Connell, and Harold Surratt.

Oh God, A Show About Abortion Sets Additional LA and NY Performances by Raven Brunner

Alison Leiby's work will play 15 encore performances at Off-Broadway's Cherry Lane Theatre.

CHART TOPPERS: Most-Read Playbill.com Stories, Week of Jan. 15–21

Here are the most-read Playbill.com stories for the week of Jan.15–21, 2012, from information compiled by Playbill.com.

2022 Capital Fringe Preview: ‘The Day Salvador Allende Died’ by Guest Author

A fictional play based on facts is about his feelings and thoughts on that fateful day, September 11, 1973.

CONSTANT STANISLAVSKI (135) by Robert Shuman

The words and wisdom of Constantin Stanislavski: ​I was ready to turn myself inside out​, to give [the audience] everything I had; yet inside of me I had never felt so empty.  The effor…

Elevator Repair Service at NYU Skirball by Sandi Durell

NYU Skirball will present the world premiere of Seagull, directed by John Collins, from the award-winning theater company Elevator Repair Service, running July 12 – 31 at NYU Skirball. The…

Get an Inside Look at the First-Ever Official Playbill Pride Float and Its Custom Playbill Pride Jeep by Logan Culwell-Block

Broadway stars Frankie Grande, J. Harrison Ghee, Antwayn Hopper, and more marched with Playbill, Jeep, and the Times Square Alliance at the 2022 NYC Pride March.

Full Cast, Creative Team Set for World Premiere of Moisés Kaufman's Here There Are Blueberries at La Jolla Playhouse by Logan Culwell-Block

The co-production with Tectonic Theater Project is inspired by an album of photos from the Holocaust.

Rethinking concert safety by Kira Leadholm

Police and security are meant to keep concertgoers safe, but what happens when they do more harm than good? In summer 2020, as America reckoned with a sickness in its system of law enforceme…

Livestreaming a Conversation: Freedom Talk at the Power of Art

By . Safe Havens Freedom Talks (SH|FT) presents a Freedom Talk at Power of Art: We Don’t Call It Occupation, We Call It Ihtilal, Suffocation livestreaming on the global, commons-based, pee…

MCC Extends Donja R. Love’s Soft For Additional Week by Raven Brunner

The Whitney White-directed play stars Leon Addison Brown.

Charlotte d’Amboise, Mark Evans, Alex Newell, More Cast in World Premiere of The Last Supper Musical by Andrew Gans

Sheryl Kaller will direct the musical penned by Jeremy Desmon and Jeff Thomson.

Review: Theo Ubique Theatre puts on a warm and welcome ‘Godspell’ — thankfully, sans clowns by Chris Jones

This charming musical at Theo Ubique is musical director Jeremy Ramey's swan song.

After two years online, historic Chicago house collective the Chosen Few return to Jackson Park for a 30th-anniversary picnic and festival by Leor Galil

I can’t imagine summer in Chicago without the Chosen Few Picnic & Festival, and that’s not just because this grassroots house-music gathering is celebrating its 30th annual installme…

The Baroness in The Sound of Music 🍸 #shorts #soundofmusic #film by Rodgers & Hammerstein

Reviews: What Are Critics Saying About the World Premiere of Theresa Rebeck's Mad House in London's West End? by Raven Brunner

The new dark comedy stars David Harbour and Bill Pullman.

6 Theatre Books for Surviving the Summer Heat by Leah Putnam

From the letters of Oscar Hammerstein II to These upcoming releases are filled with stories from the Broadway stage.

Carol Burnett to Guest Star in Better Call Saul by Logan Culwell-Block

The Tony recipient and six-time Emmy winner joins the cast for the AMC series' final six episodes.

Review: ‘Epiphany’ Is a Clouded Insight With Pops of Clarity That Some Audiences Might Like by David Cote

An excellent cast with a so-so story, 'Epiphany' has great moments that don’t quite come together, but could appeal to some.

Theater Mu Creates Emerging Playwrights Circle by American Theatre Editors

The inaugural cohort includes Philip de Sa e Silva, Emma Y. Lai, Katie Rein, and Sunny Thao.

TDF Conversations: Fire This Time Festival by TDF

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Hadestown | Hades & Persephone by Broadwaysf

Kevyn Morrow (Hades) and Kimberly Marable (Persphone) share what they enjoy most about preforming opposite each other in HADESTOWN. HADESTOWN performs at the Orpheum Theatre in San Francisc…

Hadestown | Eurydice & Orpheus by Broadwaysf

In a special moment, Morgan Siobhan Green (Eurydice) and Chibueze Ihuoma (Orpheus) share what they enjoy most about preforming opposite each other in HADESTOWN. HADESTOWN performs at the Or…

Antonio Banderas & Andrew Lloyd Webber Form New Company to Produce Spanish-Language Theater by Caitlin Moynihan

Antonio Banderas and  Andrew Lloyd Webber have teamed up to create Amigos Para Siempre, a new production company focusing on creating Spanish-language theater, musicals and live entertain…

Pride Celebration @ LongHouse by Barry Gordin

Hamptons Pride celebrated with a Fundraiser at LongHouse on Sunday. June 26, 2022:  Hamptons Pride, the East End's new LGBTQ+ nonprofit that brought you the first Pride parade in the hist…

Elvis by Adam Mullins-Khatib

Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is a maximalist dream. The post Elvis appeared first on Chicago Reader.

Ralph Fiennes to Star in Play About Robert Moses at the Shed by Rachel Sherman

The production of “Straight Line Crazy,” by David Hare, will begin preview performances Oct. 18 and have a nine-week run.

Ralph Fiennes Will Return to New York Stage in David Hare's Straight Line Crazy by Andrew Gans

Nicholas Hytner, who helmed the London world premiere, will again direct the Off-Broadway run.

McKinley Belcher III Joins the Cast of Broadway's Upcoming Death of a Salesman Revival by Leah Putnam

The West End production of the Arthur Miller work will transfer this fall with London stars Wendell Pierce and Sharon D Clarke.

Detroit Rep Names Kendra Ann Flournoy Managing Artistic Director by American Theatre Editors

A Detroit native, she will join executive artistic director Leah Smith in running the 65-year-old theatre.

‘Life After’ a Solid Debut Musical Chronicling the Complexities of Grief by Billy McEntee

'Life After' makes its Chicago premiere at the Goodman Theater with a stunning production design and a cast that is nothing short of stellar. The post ‘Life After’ a Solid Debut Musical…

Aaron Sorkin’s scintillating rethink of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ at Kennedy Center by John Stoltenberg

What the playwright has done with Harper Lee’s novel epitomizes what live theater does best: hold values up to view.

Broadway Unmasked. Theater vs. Abortion Ruling. #Stageworthy News by New York Theater

The Broadway League will no longer require Broadway theatergoers to wear masks starting this Friday – not the most shocking decision announced last week, but like the Supreme Court rulin…

Ralph Fiennes To Star As Robert Moses In New York Staging Of David Hare’s ‘Straight Line Crazy’; Nicholas Hytner & Jamie Armitage Direct by Greg Evans

Following its acclaimed run at The Bridge Theatre in London, David Hare’s Straight Line Crazy starring Ralph Fiennes as New York powerbroker Robert Moses will make its Big Apple Off Broadw…

McKinley Belcher III to Join Death of a Salesman on Broadway

The London transfer will star Wendell Pierce and Sharon D Clarke as Willy and Linda Loman.

Ralph Fiennes to Play Robert Moses in Straight Line Crazy Off-Broadway

Fiennes hops across the pond with the London production of David Hare's new play.

Beba by Kathleen Sachs

In her debut documentary writer-director Rebeca Huntt examines the details of her Afro Latina heritage to provocative effect. The post Beba appeared first on Chicago Reader.

Street Symphony plays in harmony with Skid Row's 'sacred spaces' by Neda Ulaby

Vijay Gupta was a 19-year-old violin prodigy when he joined the LA Philharmonic. Now he runs Street Symphony, an organization bringing music to clinics, jails and homeless shelters on Skid R…

Talkin' Broadway - Book Review: "Offstage Observations: Inside Tales of the Not-So-Legitimate Theatre" by Steven Suskin - 6/27/22 by Joshua Ellis

It is no wonder that Steven Suskin's new book, Offstage Observations: Inside Tales of the Not-So-Legitimate Theatre, is the ultimate insider's guided tour of Broadway. Suskin has directly ex…

Watch Highlights From To Kill a Mockingbird National Tour Starring Richard Thomas by Andrew Gans

Melanie Moore, Jacqueline Williams, Justin Mark, Yaegel T. Welch, and Mockingbird Oscar nominee Mary Badham join the Emmy winner.

Broadway’s ‘Music Man’ Star Sutton Foster Tests Covid-Positive For Second Time by Greg Evans

Sutton Foster, who stars opposite Hugh Jackman in the Broadway hit revival The Music Man, has tested positive for Covid for the second time since December and will miss performances until We…

Antonio Banderas and Andrew Lloyd Webber Launch Production Company for Spanish-Language Productions by Andrew Gans

Spanish productions of several Lloyd Webber musicals are among the first plans for the duo's Amigos Para Siempre.

FROM DOWN UNDER: Six in Melbourne by Simon Parris

Given its fringe origins, Six is an ideal fit for Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre, flooding the relatively intimate space with throbbing music and rock stadium lighting. The heady combination o…

‘Ozark’ Actor McKinley Belcher III Joins Broadway’s ‘Death Of A Salesman’ Revival by Greg Evans

EXCLUSIVE Ozark actor McKinley Belcher III will join the cast of Broadway’s upcoming Death of a Salesman revival starring Wendell Pierce and Sharon D Clarke this fall, producers announced …

Q. Smith, Shaakirah Nazim-Harris, Bryce Valle, More Are Part of June 27-28 Readings of New Musical When We Get There by Andrew Gans

Pat Golden directs the industry readings with music direction by Mary Ann Ivan.

The House of Wah Sun abides, in Irving Park by Mike Sula

Last Saturday night at the House of Wah Sun in North Center, Mark Chiang lingered at the table of a few of the night’s last customers. His wife, Young Ja Kim, had already wheeled over the …

Watch Joshua Henry and Gavin Creel's Mash-Up of Sam Smith and Stephen Sondheim's 'Stay With Me' by Raven Brunner

The pair, soon to star as the princes of Broadway's Into the Woods revival, recorded the performance backstage at rehearsals for the Sondheim musical.

The Karate Kid Movie Stars Ralph Macchio and William Zabka Visit Cast of New Stage Version

The Karate Kid musical just ended its run at Stages St. Louis.

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Antonio Banderas Announce Amigos Para Siempre Joint Venture

APS will license and produce Spanish-language productions worldwide.

Carol Burnett to Guest-Star in Final Season of Better Call Saul

Burnett will appear on her favorite television show as a character named Marion.

Lucie Arnaz to Bring Career Retrospective Solo Show to Feinstein's/54 Below by Logan Culwell-Block

The They're Playing Our Song and Pippin star will be joined by music director Ron Abel at the in-person and live-streamed concerts.

See Which Broadway Alum Will Develop New Works at NY Stage and Film This Summer by Leah Putnam

A new crop of stage favorites are joining previously announced artists Leigh Silverman, Josh Radnor, Anna Deveare Smith, Keenan Scott II, and more.

FIRST LOOK: Peaky Blinders: The Rise at the Camden Garrison by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo First reveal images of Peaky Blinders: The Rise at Camden Garrison, Camden Stables Market are out!. Book Peaky Blinders The Rise tickets now! This post FIRST LOOK: Peaky Blin…

Who’s There: How Árpád Schilling and the Imaginists Took Aim at Gun Violence by American Theatre Editors

'S D A (Someone Dies Again' may have been built by the Hungarian auteur and the California ensemble in an organic, communitarian way, but that didn't shield them, or audiences, from its howl…

Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World review – superhero sisters by Arifa Akbar

Theatre Royal Stratford East, LondonRousing children’s musical provides a zippy guide to the great women of history that sets toes tapping and young minds alight “What’s a suffragette?…

Amid Violence, Gay Sex and Kidnapping, ‘Borrowed’ Dissects Troubled Father-Son Relations by Bill Hirschman

The world premiere in Miami of Borrowed examines with emotion and specificity the lasting tragic damage of father-son and son-father relationships that imploded years earlier. With copious v…

Theatre Openings: from w/c June 27 onwards by Mark Shenton

... Read More The post Theatre Openings: from w/c June 27 onwards first appeared on Shenton Stage.

2022 Jimmy Awards, Celebrating High School Musical Theatre Excellence, Presented June 27; Watch Live Here by Logan Culwell-Block

Kate Reinders hosts the in-person and live-streamed ceremony at Broadway’s Minskoff Theatre.

Broadway Stars Will Take It Off to Celebrate Skivvies' 10th Anniversary by Andrew Gans

Nick Cearley and Lauren Molina will be joined Broadway actors for an evening at Joe's Pub.

Masked Behavior (Georgia Stitt/Ta'Rea Campbell) by Georgia Stitt

From Georgia's ONE-MINUTE SONG CYCLE. Music by Georgia Stitt Lyrics by Ta'Rea Campbell

Nate Patten: No Holds Barred Broadway and Tony Roast by Sandi Durell

By Melissa Griegel . . . Nate Patten is a Broadway insider, and he has a lot to say about the industry. His biting and very honest commentary on the highs and lows of Broadway shows, stars, …

GRACE NOTES: Monday, June 27, 2022 by Susan Grace

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Hey Duggee The Live Theatre Show Tour – On Sale 1 July 2022 by Douglas Mayo

By Douglas Mayo The smash hit CBeebies show Hey Duggee is to tour the UK for the first time ever in a brand new live theatre show. Tickets on sale 1 July This post Hey Duggee The Live Theat…

Fugue State: A Review of After Life at the Goodman Theatre by Ted C. Fishman

The brilliance of this musical about the family and circle of a self-help guru manifests from so many directions that the show sweeps one magically, whimsically, sometimes tragically, in a w…

Andrew Lloyd Webber, Antonio Banderas Set Up Production Company Amigos Para Siempre by John Hopewell

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Antonio Banderas are teaming to create a joint company Amigos Para Siempre (APS) aimed at producing musicals, stage plays and live entertainment for major markets in …

Today on Broadway: Monday, June 27, 2022 by Matt Tamanini

“American Buffalo” Keeps Mask Mandate, “POTUS” Gets Huge Ovation Friday Night, the Karate Kid Visits “The Karate Kid: The Musical” “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday thro…

Feinstein’s/54 Below Sings Barbie by Sandi Durell

By Melissa Griegel . . . There are clearly lots of Barbie musical movies fans out there, based on the full house for “54 Sings Barbie” produced by Jillian Michelle Smith.  The supper cl…

2022 Capital Fringe Preview: ‘The Body Show’ by Guest Author

A live storytelling show where people in all types of bodies can share their triumphs, frustrations, and realizations.

Westfield News/MassLive ArtsBeat 6/27/22. Summer theatre season in full tilt. by Mark G. Auerbach

Westfield News/MassLive ArtsBeat 6/27/22. Summer theatre full tilt. A menu of offerings at Chester Theatre, Barrington Stage, Berkshire Theatre Group, Great Barrington Public, plus Hamilton …

On Broadway, a line about abortion rights now prompts a showstopping ovation. by Michael Paulson

‘It’s a true crowd pleaser, without the cliches’: MAM I’M ‘ERE – Liverpool by Vicky Anderson

It’s been much, much longer than I thought since I sat down to watch a main stage performance at the Royal Court – and ten years since I caught the first outing of Mam I’m ‘Ere. Days…

The Chicago Soul Jazz Collective refreshes the sounds of the city’s postbop era by Mark Guarino

Since 2018, the Chicago Soul Jazz Collective has made waves in town by resurrecting the stylish grooves of the postbop era, which began in the late 1950s—nationally, the sound was shaped b…

Mad House, Ambassadors Theatre review - David Harbour is magnificent in Theresa Rebeck's family drama by Tom Birchenough

While bravado support from Bill Pullman practically steals the show For sheer extremes of family dysfunction Theresa Rebeck’s Mad House must be aiming to set new records in American drama.…

Review: Mad House at Ambassadors Theatre by Harriet Hughes

Harriet Hughes reviews Mad House at Ambassadors Theatre. Starring Bill Pullman, David Harbour and Akiya Henry. The post Review: Mad House at Ambassadors Theatre appeared first on Official Lo…

The Orchard by Jk Clarke

By JK Clarke . . .  Let’s go back to the beginning and remind ourselves that Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard is fundamentally about social change. Almost cataclysmic social change in…

The Guardian view on diversity in the arts: continuity matters | Editorial by Editorial

Changing Arts Council priorities are raising the stakes for a sector that deserves steady support The reopening of London’s historic Africa Centre in new premises south of the Thames is ha…

“Borderland, maldita cabeza,” Mental Health Debate Enters into the Limits of a New Opera by Antonio Hernández Nieto

A contemporary opera has conquered one of the oldest and prettiest theaters in Spain. It is titled Borderland, maldita cabeza (Borderland, damned head) by Marta Eguilior, the librettist, sta…

Gallery and museum upgrades bring more art to regions

The post Gallery and museum upgrades bring more art to regions appeared first on Australian Arts Review.

Isy Suttie: ‘I was like: are they just here to see Dobby?’ by Rachel Aroesti

The actor, writer, musician, podcaster and comedian is returning to standup after overwork and parenthood left her burnt out. She discusses motherhood, Fomo and life after Peep Show In one v…

Final Cast Members Revealed for Hairspray

The post Final Cast Members Revealed for Hairspray appeared first on Australian Arts Review.

Tickets for Agatha Christie’s THE MOUSETRAP on sale today by Aussie Theatre

Tickets are on sale this week for the 70th Anniversary Australian production of Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap. The world’s longest-running

Davide Livermore delivers digital Il Trovatore premiere by Aussie Theatre

Renowned director Davide Livermore delivers a spectacular new digital production of Giuseppe Verdi’s Il Trovatore for Opera Australia premiering at

Broadway: “Music Man” Star Sutton Foster Tests Postive Again for COVID, Out of Show by Roger Friedman

No masks and no vax test proof is cutting down the people on Broadway stages. Sutton Foster is out of “The Music

Carriageworks presents a new commissioned performance by Australian artist Kaz Therese by Aussie Theatre

Australia’s largest contemporary multi-arts precinct, will present Sleeplessness, a new performance work by Australian artist Kaz Therese (they/them). Presented from

Christine Andreas, Crystal Joy, Brian Charles Rooney, More Are Part of Almost on Broadway Town Hall Concert June 27 by Andrew Gans

The Broadway by the Year series continues with an evening featuring tunes never heard on the Main Stem.c

Brennan Srisirikul, Aisha Jackson, Treshelle Edmond, More Are Part of Disabled Down Center Benefit June 27 by Andrew Gans

Playbill presents the evening spotlighting working disabled artists as they perform their favorite show tunes.

SIX Suspends London Performances to Film Live With Original West End Cast June 27 by Leah Putnam

The Olivier-nominated queens take the stage at the Vaudeville Theatre.

Sarah Schulman's The Lady Hamlet Makes World Premiere June 27 by Andrew Gans

The gender-defying comedy plays the Provincetown Theater under the direction of David Drake.

Adelaide Cabaret Festival ends on a high note by Aussie Theatre

Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2022 finished on a high last night with a sold-out performance of Tina Arena’s headline show, Songs

Anderson Cooper Says He Came Out As Gay At 11 Because Of His Fame

Richard Gere Confirmed For Anderson Cooper's Playbill. Cooper continued by explaining how he knew he was gay after he approached Gere to have him sign ...

Listen: Joaquina Kalukango Sings "Let It Burn" From Paradise Square Cast Album

You saw the standing ovation at the Tonys. Now, hear the full song.

Whofunit: Why We Love Murder Mysteries on Stage - TDF is on the case! by Tyler Riley & Melissa Meli

Welcome to Geek Out/Freak Out, where theatre fans get enthusiastic about things --- Today's topic: What makes murder mysteries so compelling on stage? TDF's Tyler Riley and Melissa Meli, coh…

Join TDF for a The Fire This Time Festival Conversation - Kelley Nicole Girod and Zhailon Levingston on this Obie Award-winning fest

Kelley Nicole Girod and Zhailon Levingston on the Obie-winning fest showcasing Black playwrights What do playwrights Dominique Morisseau, Katori Hall, Jocelyn Bioh and Marcus Gardley have in…

Join TDF for a Conversation About The Fire This Time Festival - Kelley Nicole Girod and Zhailon Levingston on this Obie Award-winning fest

Kelley Nicole Girod and Zhailon Levingston on the Obie-winning fest showcasing Black playwrights What do playwrights Dominique Morisseau, Katori Hall, Jocelyn Bioh and Marcus Gardley have in…