Actress of a Certain Age by Jeff Hiller by Jonathan Mandell

Jeff Hiller has written a celebrity memoir to end all celebrity memoirs. Each of his twenty-four chapters is given the title of an actual celebrity memoir, and the age at which the author of…

Ngununggula announces the appointment of Susi Muddiman as new Gallery Director

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Making the Creative Turn: Is Using AI Cheating? by Douglas McLennan

Throughout the digital age, Big Tech has promised us products that will make us more efficient and save time, which, it is assumed, is always an obvious good. It’s a cliché that tools sha…

Tickets go on sale for the hit Broadway musical ANASTASIA in Sydney

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Queensland Ballet: Triple Bill

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Paul Libin, Broadway Producerand Philanthropist, Dies at 94

Mark Brokaw, Director of Classic Plays by Paula Vogel, Kenneth Lonergan, Nicky Silver, and More Has Died

The Picture of Dorian Gray, Starring Sarah Snook, Plays Final Broadway Performance June 29 by Meg Masseron, Margaret Hall

The Succession star won an Olivier Award for her performance in the solo play in the West End before receiving a Tony Award this year.

Paul Libin, Prolific Artistic Producer and Pioneering Philanthropist of the Theatre, Passes Away at 94 by Meg Masseron

Libin produced more than 250 Broadway, Off-Broadway and touring productions throughout his career, and also served as president of Broadway Cares for 24 years.

Interview: Tom Claxton on A Manchester Anthem at Hope Mill Theatre and Riverside Studios by Greg Stewart

Interview: Award-winning solo show A Manchester Anthem returns to the stage this summer, with Tom Claxton reprising their acclaimed role as Tommy

Video: Connie Wongs Unite to Celebrate A CHORUS LINE with NAAP

Just last month, the National Asian Artists Project (NAAP) held its 2025 Gala Benefit celebrating the 50th Anniversary of A Chorus Line and honoring the role of “Connie Wong,” directed b…

This Week on Broadway for June 29, 2025: Transport Group’s Hello, Dolly! in Concert @ Carnegie Hall by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about Transport Group’s Hello, Dolly! in Concert @ Carnegie Hall, Machinal @ New York City Center, Prosperous Fools @ Theatre for…

‘Pastoral’ Review: Sampling Beethoven at Bard by Brian Seibert

The latest work by the choreographer Pam Tanowitz combines music and design in fresh and delightfully unpredictable ways.

Hair-metal heaven: ‘Rock of Ages’ blasts back to the ’80s in Parker by Alex Miller

Kelly Van Oosbree helms a banger for the PACE Center’s summer show.

Paul Libin Dies: Major Broadway Producer & Longtime Circle In The Square President Was 94 by Erik Pedersen

Paul Libin, a major figure in the American theater for nearly seven decades whose leadership positions at Circle in the Square Theatre and Jujamcyn Theaters contributed some of Broadway’s …

Director Mark Brokaw Dies of Cancer

Acclaimed director Mark Brokaw, whose visionary work spanned Broadway, Off-Broadway, and regional theaters across the United States and abroad, has passed away after a battle with cancer. Br…

Legendary Producer Paul Libin Dies at 94

Paul Libin, a towering figure in the American theater whose near seven-decade career included producing more than 250 Broadway, Off Broadway and touring productions, leading Circle in the Sq…

THE MOST HAPPY LOESSER by Ron Fassler

Frank Loesser (1910–1969).June 29, 2025: Theatre Yesterday and Today, by Ron Fassler One hundred fifteen years ago today, composer-lyricist Frank Loesser was born on the Upper West Side o…

Edinburgh Fringe Preview: Chrome Yellow at ZOO Southside (Studio) by Staff Writer

Wayne Stewart makes his Edinburgh Fringe debut with Chrome Yellow, a solo show blending storytelling, travel journal entries, and original songs

Mariska Hargitay’s New Jayne Mansfield Doc by Trav S.D.

It just so happens that June 29 is the anniversary of Jayne Mansfield’s fatal 1967 car crash. My 2013 article on Mansfield is one of my top posts, the fifth highest in popularity out of 9,…

Exclusive: Tony Winner Alex Newell Celebrates Pride with 'Home' at Broadway Bares

Just last week, more than 200 of New York City’s fiercest dancers created a larger-than-life, over-the-rainbow romp down the yellow brick road in the sexy, Oz-inspired Broadway Bares: Come…

My Own Take: Off-Broadway Musical by Douglas Lyons 'Beau' by Frank Rizzo

The show: “Beau,” a new musical playing at off-Broadway’s Theatre 154 on Christopher Street in Greenwich Village (the former New Ohio Theatre). What makes it special?: Douglas Lyon …

Video: THE GREAT GATSBY's Ryan McCartan Answers Most Asked Questions

Who is Ryan McCartan? The Great Gatsby, of course! In this video, watch as he spills the tea on the internet's most asked questions! McCartan currently plays 'Jay Gatsby' opposite Aisha Jack…

Photos: RuPaul's Drag Race Winner Nymphia Wind Brings BANANAS? to Town Hall

Earlier this week, the Town Hall welcomed Nymphia Wind in BANANAS?. Having just recently completed her reign as Season 16’s RuPaul's Drag Race winner, Nymphia made her NYC debut as a Taiwa…

Lea Salonga Lends Her Voice to KPOP DEMON HUNTERS Movie

Anyone who has checked out Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters might have recognized a familiar voice. That's because Broadway superstar Lea Salonga is the singing voice of 'Celine', a retired demo…

Video: John Travolta Surprises Fans as 'Danny Zuko' at GREASE Sing-Along

Grease fans got a a big surprise at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday night, where they gathered for a special sing-along of the beloved film. Original 'Danny Zuko' himself, John Travolta, took t…

Theatre Review: ‘A Wrinkle in Time’ at Arena Stage by Peter Orvetti

  Midway through the second act of “A Wrinkle in Time” at Arena Stage, three giant puppets, each roughly nine feet tall, quietly enter the Kreeger Theater from the rear. They make their…

For Pride Day: Contemplate “Enigma” by Trav S.D.

Today is Pride Day in NYC — I was going to march in the parade this afternoon with the Lambs, but a hot tooth is keeping me anchored to the domicile. In lieu, I offer this plug for Zachary…

A Woman Alone review – a stylised portrait of contemporary financial precarity by Arifa Akbar

Malta festival, PolandThis updating of Agnieszka Holland’s 1981 film about a struggling single mother suggests life under capitalist consumerism is no easier than it was under communism Ag…

What To Do This Fourth of July by Trav S.D.

You surely have your own ways of observing the Fourth of July but we wanted to make you aware of some other activities happening in the NYC area beyond the usual parades, cook-outs, firework…

Edinburgh Fringe Preview: RoboTales at Gilded Balloon (Patter House) by Staff Writer

A fusion of human creativity and artificial intelligence, RoboTales is a tech theatre improv experience like no other. Running at Gilded Balloon (Patter House) from 30 July to 17 August at 1…

Through It All Together review – Leeds United drama tackles big themes by Nick Ahad

Leeds PlayhouseChris O’Connor’s comedy-drama unites a paean to former Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa with the story of a married couple living with dementia during the club’s promotion s…

A summer of William Shakespeare hits the outdoors at parks and lawns around CT by Christopher Arnott

The Greater Hartford Shakespeare Festivals continues its new format of alternate performances of two shows as other outdoor companies offer everything from "Hamlet" to "As You Like It."

CT photographer’s Pride series celebrates courage of LGBTQ community by Kaitlin McCallum

“Voices of OUT is art, activism, and truth-telling. It’s about creating space where LGBTQ+ stories are not only seen but celebrated — raw, proud, and powerful,” Barbara McClane said

Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s schedule shrinking but still bursting with creativity and excitement by Christopher Arnott

This summer the center offers two new musicals getting their first public readings and a slew of cabaret performers trying out their new full-length concert acts.

Edinburgh Fringe Preview: Sink or SING! at Gilded Balloon (Patter House, Bothie) by Staff Writer

Award-winning Aussie vocalist Amelie Peters is set to make waves with her Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut Sink or SING!

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Real Women Have Curves Closes on Broadway June 29 by Margaret Hall

The musical officially opened April 27 at the James Earl Jones Theatre.

Dead Outlaw Closes on Broadway June 29 by Margaret Hall

The David Yazbek, Erik Della Penna, and Itamar Moses musical follows a real-life outlaw whose dead body becomes a side-show attraction.

Broadway Says Goodbye to Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends June 29 by Logan Culwell-Block

Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga lead the revue for Manhattan Theatre Club.

Sail Away: Titanìque Ends Off-Broadway Run June 29 by Andrew Gans

The hit send-up of the blockbuster film Titanic takes its final voyage at the Daryl Roth Theatre.

Breakin’ NYC: A Celebration of Hip-Hop’s Heartbeat at Theatre 555 by Suzanna Bowling

At Breakin’ NYC, the beat doesn’t just drop—it reverberates through the soul. Directed and choreographed by Angel Kaba (with assist from Elodie Dufroux), this high-octane hour-and-a-ha…

Stratford Festival’s Delicious and Delightful “Sense and Sensibility” is Just What The Doctor Ordered by Ross

The Stratford Festival Theatre Review: Sense and Sensibility By Ross This is my personal, somewhat roundabout entry into my review of the wonderfully festive and well-produced rendition by t…