ALL SHOOK UP STILL SHAKES THEM UP by Peter Filichia

In a way, the tradition continues. When The Goodspeed Opera House opened in the mid-1960s, it focused on musicals that...Continue Reading The post ALL SHOOK UP STILL SHAKES THEM UP appeared …

The Gospel at Colonus, on Little Island by Jonathan Mandell

It is a glorious gospel concert beneath the darkening skies along the Hudson River, and that’s all one needs to know to thrill at “Gospel at Colonus.” But the experience is deepened by…

The Gospel at Colonus: A grand and glorious revival by Michael Sommers

★★★★★ A modern music-drama looks and sounds beautiful outdoors at Little Island Park The post The Gospel at Colonus: A grand and glorious revival appeared first on New York Stage R…

‘The Gospel at Colonus’ lifts every voice in mashup of gospel and Greek tragedy (Off Broadway review) by Thom Geier

The outdoor amphitheater at Little Island near the Chelsea piers is an apt setting for the exuberant new revival of The Gospel at Colonus, a blend of Greek tragedy and gospel music that prem…

Thank You, Don Ameche **1/2 by Barry Gordin

A 1938 Radio Writers Room, as much refuge as employment By Alix Cohen July 13, 2025: Howard Edison (Dylan Smith) is new to a radio writers’ room where personnel have been confederates f…

This Week on Broadway for July 13, 2025: Heathers The Musical by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino, Michael Portantiere, and Jan Simpson talk about Heathers The Musical, All Shook Up @ Goodspeed, Prince Faggot @ Playwrights Horizons, Angry Alan @ Studio Seavie…

Photos: Broadway Stars Come Together for the 27th Annual Broadway Barks

Jutst yesterday, the best of Broadway came together in Shubert Alley for the 27th annual Broadway Barks. Hosted by co-founder Bernadette Peters and Beth Leavel, the special event featured a …

The Life and Death of Danny Lockin by Trav S.D.

Of course, all life stories have a downer ending, insomuch as they, well, end. We regret that this is our third tale in one day with a premature finish however. In addition to Danitra Vance …

Till the Stars Come Down, Theatre Royal Haymarket review - a family hilariously and tragically at war by Helen Hawkins

Beth Steel makes a stirring West End debut with her poignant play for today The 2024 play at the National Theatre that put writer Beth Steel squarely centre-stage has now received a West End…

Watch Broadway Barks then and now by Jonathan Mandell

Cole Escola, Orville Peck, Kecia Lewis, Jak Malone and Sadie Sink were among the performers pushing their puppies at the 27th annual Broadway Barks, the odd and adorable animal adoption even…

Heathers The Musical by Elyse Trevers

I rarely go to see a show without having a good sense of what it’s about. Yet that’s exactly what happened recently when I saw the revival of “Heathers The Musical” at New World Stag…

Elaine Paige on Sunday Delivers Barn-Raising Summery Show Tunes! by Broadway.com

Olivier-winning actress Elaine Paige is giving Broadway.com listeners a chance to hear her BBC Radio 2 show Elaine Paige on Sunday. This week, Paige has a hot-to-trot selection of barn-rais…

Seth Allen: From LaMaMa to Lisbon Traviata by Trav S.D.

By a happy accident I find myself about my second LaMaMa alum of the day, actor, playwright, and director Seth Allen (1971-1986). (The accident is that he and and Danitra Vance share a July …

Photos: Lorde Visits The Cast of JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN

On Friday, July 11, singer-song writer Lorde visited with the cast of John Proctor is the Villain on Broadway! Her song, Greenlight, his featured predominantly in the show. See the photos he…

Charles Reinhart, Who Helped Mainstream Modern Dance, Dies at 94 by Claudia Bauer

As the director of the American Dance Festival, he oversaw the growth of diverse dance traditions, both in the United States and abroad.

Bluetiful by Mason Pilevsky

Call Me Izzy – 12 July 2025 I attended a performance in which Johanna Day played the role of Izzy. It seems like it would be a daunting task for one woman to create an entire world on a bi…

Danitra Vance: Thwarted Pioneer by Trav S.D.

To my mind, the history of Saturday Night Live is largely a chronicle of mismanaged talent and squandered opportunities. The list of comedy geniuses the show has hired, then didn’t know wh…

Never stop exploring: Stephanie Mulligan reminisces about her long career as a director and stage manager while looking forward to new theatrical adve by Linda Ferguson

Clackamas Rep's "Sherlock Holmes" is her last turn as a sought-after stage manager for more than 30 years, Mulligan says. But she'll still be busy in the director's chair.

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Raúl Esparza, Milo Manheim Join Cynthia Erivo and Adam Lambert in Jesus Christ Superstar

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Watch: Sunset Boulevard Does “The Walk” in the Middle of Broadway Barks 2025

Photos: Broadway’s Best and Their Good Boys Steal Hearts at Broadway Barks 2025

Actor who sued Tyler Perry for sexual harassment says he ‘couldn’t stay silent anymore’ by Tribune News Service

Derek Dixon, the actor who raised allegations of sexual harassment against Tyler Perry, has broken his silence after suing the producer and media mogul for $260 million last month. In his fi…

Archives acquired from legendary Broadway composer with CT ties show how his magical songs were made by Christopher Arnott

The newly acquired Stephen Sondheim collection at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. contains working drafts of many of his famous songs.

Playhouse on Park presents a revived, fan-friendly version of ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ by Christopher Arnott

The movie musical, directed by Evan Hoffmann and choreographed by Robert Mintz, is a refreshed version of the classic film featuring with an ensemble of just eight people.

Michael Dinwiddie, president of August Wilson Society, pillar of theater community, dies at 70 by Leia Green / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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Sadie Sink Departs Broadway's John Proctor is the Villain July 13 by Margaret Hall

Stranger Things star Sink was a 2025 Tony nominee for her performance in the Kimberly Belflower play.

Boop! Closes on Broadway July 13 by Logan Culwell-Block

Jasmine Amy Rogers was a 2025 Tony Award nominee for her Broadway debut performance in the title role.

Stratford Festival Delivers the Hope and Salvation of Forgiveness by Ross

With a tender ear for the pain of imprisonment and racial profiling, balanced with the virtue of love and Forgiveness, from any and all angles, the adaptation of the Canada Reads Award-winni…

The 37th Annual Toronto Fringe Festival Announces the 2025 Award Recipients by Ross

Frontmezzjunkies reports: The 2025 Toronto Fringe Festival Award Recipients The 37th Annual Toronto Fringe Festival Announces 2025 Award Recipients  Toronto Fringe is proud to announce th…

Leader of the Pack – The Ellie Greenwich Musical by Claudia Perry

Leader of the Pack is the Ellie Greenwich “Jukebox” Musical. For those who don’t know, Ellie Greenwich was a singer/songwriter and record producer in the Sixties who, along with co-wri…