“The Other Americans” Fails to Fulfill Its Potential by Eyal Solomon

By Stuart Miller... John Leguizamo's family drama tackles too many issues with too much exposition The post “The Other Americans” Fails to Fulfill Its Potential appeared first on Theate…

Wide Ranging Quality of Absurdist ‘Art Duty’ Requires Audience’s Commitment by Bill Hirschman

Art Duty, a work passionately delivered with brimming enthusiasm by the LakeHouseRanchDotPng troupe in Miami Lakes, appears to be – at least in this subjective assessment – intermittentl…

My Afternoon With Jacques Pepin by Frank Rizzo

Jacques Pépin sits on a stool in the kitchen of his Madison home with a pegboard wall of cooper pots as a golden backdrop and his black miniature poodle, Gaston, at the alert by his side. P…

WATCH: Alicia Keys Performs on Broadway with Jessica Vosk in HELL'S KITCHEN Encore

In the first of two Encore Sessions, Alicia Keys sang on Broadway for the first time after Friday night's performance of Hell's Kitchen at the Shubert Theatre. In addition to the previously …

Video: Go Inside the Making of BERNADETTE OF LOURDES

Fathom will soon bring  Bernadette of Lourdes to the big screen, playing September 28 and 29. Watch as we bring you a behind the scenes look at the making of the musical in this video!...

Review: The Shadow in the Mirror at The Mill at Sonning Theatre by Greg Stewart

Review: The Shadow in the Mirror at The Mill at Sonning Theatre “You’re never quite sure what to believe, and that ambiguity is its greatest strength” The post Review: The Shadow in th…

This Is Not a Drill by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief

You may recall that on January 13, 2018, Hawaii residents including tourists received an alert that a ballistic missile had been spotted on the way to the islands. You may also recall that i…

One of Your Top Epes Sargents by Trav S.D.

In researching the Variety critic Chicot a few months ago, I stumbled across a detail that sent me down a rabbit hole. The Variety writer’s real name was Epes Sargent, and it turns out the…

Your Travalanche Daily Digest for September 27, 2025 by Trav S.D.

Today’s new Travalanche posts for September 27, 2025 include ones on three pretty obscure guys: 19th century writer Epes Sargent, Broadway songwriter Joseph McCarthy (right?), and sit-com …

‘The man who came to read the metre’: Yorkshire poet Tony Harrison was the National Theatre bard by Mark Lawson

Harrison, who has died aged 88, wrote copiously for the stage, both as an ingenious translator and dazzlingly original dramatist From TS Eliot and Ted Hughes to Carol Ann Duffy and Simon Arm…

A Sou for Cy Howard by Trav S.D.

September 27 was the birthday of comedy creator Cy Howard (Seymour Horowitz, 1915-1993), apparently no relation to the Howards from the Three Stooges, who were also born Horowitz. This Howar…

TNC PRESENTS STRINDBERG REP IN AMERICAN PREMIERE OF STRINDBERG’S “FIRST WARNING,” NEWLY TRANSLATED BY ROBERT GREER (10/2-12) by Robert Shuman

THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY PRESENTS AUGUST STRINDBERG REP IN THE AMERICAN PREMIERE OF A NEWLY TRANSLATED PLAY BY AUGUST STRINDBERG “First Warning,” a comedy, is translated and directed …

"Mexodus": a Hip Mix of Hip-Hop and History by Jan Simpson

Theater lovers have been celebrating the 10th anniversary of Hamilton this year, and well we should. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical about the Founding Fathers made seeing musicals cool again…

Theater Quiz for September 2025 by Jonathan Mandell

How well were you paying attention to the theater in September? Answer these ten questions, plus a bonus question, to find out. Loading…

Tony Harrison, poet and dramatist, dies aged 88 by Alison Flood

Known for his outspoken politics, the author was acclaimed for work in theatre, opera, film and TV but wanted to be thought of as a poet above all Tony Harrison, the award-winning poet and d…

Crossing “The Green Line”: Love and Survival Amid Beirut’s Divide by Ross

The Toronto Theatre Review: The Green Line By Ross This is 1978 Beirut, we are told. And that there is a line, The Green Line, that separates West Beirut and the East. It’s a line of demar…

HOUSE OF MCQUEEN's Spencer Petro Takes Over Our Instagram

The House of McQueen's Spencer Petro is taking over our Instagram today! Tune in here to see an inside look at a two show day at the Off-Broadway play, currently starring Bridgerton's Luke N…

Theater Review: “The Hills of California” — The Power of Family Matters by Martin Copenhaver

The play eventually packs a wallop, but it drags its feet at the start.

The Other Joseph McCarthy by Trav S.D.

Have no fear! The title of this post doesn’t refer to some imagined “good side” of the Red-Baiting Senator from Wisconsin. That man was all bad. But as it happens there was another guy…

‘KPop Demon Hunters’ co-director dubs success ‘a little trippy’ by Tribune News Service

The Netflix film “KPop Demon Hunters” has slayed the world. The animated film about Huntr/x — a female K-pop trio who are secret guardians of the world, battling rival boy band the Saj…

Colombian heartthrob Manuel Turizo on his ‘201’ world tour: ‘Let’s keep killing it!’ by Tribune News Service

LOS ANGELES — On Sept. 19 in Los Angeles, before fans trickled into the Peacock Theater for a music-filled evening, the award-winning Colombian singer-songwriter Manuel Turizo gathered his…

What to Stream: Taylor Swift, Matthew McConaughey, Jacinda Ardern, Glen Powell and Ghost of Yotei by The Associated Press

By The Associated Press Taylor Swift’s highly anticipated 12th studio album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” and Matthew McConaughey playing the real-life bus driver who saved elementary sch…

Performers go from the screen to the stage this week in CT arts by Christopher Arnott

The Courant's arts picks for Sept. 28 through Oct. 4 include a WIllimantic-based rock band, country crooners Keith Urban and Tyler Hubbard and a New Haven comedian.

WWDTM: Cynthia Nixon by NPR

This week, special guest Cynthia Nixon joins panelists Negin Farsad, KC Shornima, and Adam BurkeLearn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

How John Leguizamo Spends a Day Before Taking the Stage by Sarah Bahr Photographs and Video By Christian Rodriguez

The actor fits in tennis with his son, a writing session and lots of dancing before performing his new show at the Public Theater.

The Billionaire Inside Your Head, Hampstead Theatre review - a map of a man with OCD by Helen Hawkins

Will Lord's promising debut burdens a fine cast with too much dialogue What would it be like to be driven by OCD urges into idolising Elon Musk and aspiring to be one of his tribe of tech b…

FBISF Presents Taylor Hicks – Songs and Stories

Crystal Hall, Elks Performing Arts Center

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue

Cross Eyed Possum with AJ Oneal

Rosborough Cultural Arts and Wellness Center at Asbury Metho

Hudson HS Performing Arts Auditorium

Seussical the Musical

Caril Paura Folklore Argentino

Comedy Night with Tammy Pescatelli

Foundation for Stage Managers elects Franklin Swann and Samantha Caughron to board of directors by Andy Lefkowitz

Swann is a resident of New York City and Caughron resides in Las Vegas.

Dylan Mulvaney Is The Least Problematic Woman in the World Off-Broadway Beginning September 27 by Logan Culwell-Block

The work comes to the Lucille Lortel after playing the 2024 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Events For October by Suzanna Bowling

October in New York City is pure magic — the air is crisp, the leaves start to turn, and the city comes alive with parades, festivals, art shows, and unexpected surprises on every block. F…

Acton Says: It’s in the Bag: Blood Orange at the Jeffrey and Paula Gural Theatre by Ross

The Acton Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Abigail Duclos’s Blood Orange by Acton The new horror play Blood Orange (writer Abigail Duclos, director Vernice Miller) rolls out like a sleepover…