Back to the Future: The Musical

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MZAZA: The Birth and Death of Stars

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Mexodus Review. A Riff on Freedom, Then and Now by Jonathan Mandell

In its thrilling opening rap, “Mexodus” gives an overview of the little-known history of Mexico as a refuge for thousands of escaping American slaves before the Civil War. Rhythmic, unco…

Lena Hall To Perform Acoustic Show in Westchester

Tony Award winner, Grammy nominee, and Your Friends & Neighbors co-star Lena Hall will bring her raw, magnetic vocals to a unique performance and chat at the cozy Goodhouse Social Club c…

Ephraim Sykes: Blessings ‘N’ Lessons by Holli Harms

This was an incredible evening, an energetic, dynamic, soulful blend of jazz, R&B, and funk! Ephraim, with his backup band and singers, takes to the stage with a vigorous, intentional en…

‘Mamma Mia’s’ leading lady landed first Broadway role while she was teaching 5th grade by Angela Barbuti

Christine Sherrill was teaching fifth graders in Kenosha, Wisconsin, when she got the call she'd landed her first Broadway role.

 From Miami to Manhattan: Florida’s Ryan Crout Stars as John Belushi Off-Broadway by Bill Hirschman

Saturday Night Live was a major part of South Florida performer Ryan Crout’s childhood. Understandably, then, he’s excited to perform in a play about the show’s beginnings – in New Y…

Wrestling with the Head Trips of "And Then We Were No More" and "This Much I Know" by Jan Simpson

Every once in a while I see a show that is filled with smart ideas, and that is interestingly directed and well-performed and yet still leaves me cold. Over the past week or so I saw two sh…

Producer Damon Cardasis on Getting Martin Scorsese to Be ‘Very Honest’ in Docuseries ‘Mr. Scorsese’ and Adapting ‘Saturday Church’ Into a by Marc Malkin

Damon Cardasis has a lot on his plate these days. A musical adaptation of his 2017 film “Saturday Church” is in the midst of its off-Broadway run, while “Mr. Scorsese,” director Rebe…

Your Travalanche Daily Digest for October 4, 2025 by Trav S.D.

Today’s new Travalanche post for October 4, 2025 is about Ilise Carter’s new book on Spiritualism, When We Spoke to the Dead. Earlier Travalanche posts for October 4 (in no particular or…

Everyone is The Expert in Something: Climate Communications, City Agencies, and “Outer Boroughs” Sabina Sethi Unni in Conversation with Cody Herrm by Cody Herrmann

New York City is a big place, but among stormwater and land use obsessed artists, it’s a fairly small world. Sabina Sethi Unni and I are bonded together as Culture Push Climate Justice Fel…

Your theatre community needs climate action, too by Meagan Holdeman

The show must go on — but a warming world may have other ideas.

“Mexodus” Brilliantly Layers and Loops History with Liberation at Audible Theater by Ross

The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Audible Theater’s Mexodus By Ross “Did you know about this shift?” That in 1848, to be precise, Blacks who were free in Mexico’s Texas suddenly found…

Lady Aye at Morbid Anatomy Today by Trav S.D.

I must be psychic! How did I just KNOW that Ilise S. Carter (a.k.a. The Lady Aye) would have a book event at the Morbid Anatomy Museum, and, conversely, that the museum would want to do an e…

PHOTOS: Keith Urban performs at Mohegan Sun Arena by Mark Maglio

It was classic Keith Urban, yesterday at Mohegan Sun Arena, on his “High & Alive” World Tour.

Vivienne Westwood brings beauty from chaos and dying sunflowers in Paris by The Associated Press

By THOMAS ADAMSON PARIS (AP) — Light streamed through the stained glass of the Institut de France onto a surreal stage: a lone cellist playing a melancholy air, next to an upside-down umbr…

In a Detroit music club in 1949, a Black Paradise turns Blue by Darleen Ortega

Portland Playhouse's not-to-be-missed production of Dominique Morisseau’s brilliant "Paradise Blue" sets a private drama against the larger cultural crisis of a thriving Black community on…

'Troilus and Cressida' review — Shakespeare's anti-heroic, satirical war play is formidably bruising by Matt Wolf

Owen Horsley makes his Globe debut with a patchy version of Shakespeare's take-no-prisoner satire, here starring Kasper Hilton-Hille as Troilus, with Samantha Spiro as a female Pandarus

He made his name as part of a sibling tag team. Now Benny Safdie enters the ring alone by Tribune News Service

LOS ANGELES — Benny Safdie's eyes begin to well up at the memory of it. At September's world premiere of his new film "The Smashing Machine" at the Venice Film Festival, during an intense,…

Smashing Pumpkins dust off live Detroit tracks for ‘Mellon Collie’ rerelease by Tribune News Service

DETROIT — The Smashing Pumpkins are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their landmark double album "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness," and they're dusting off some live tracks from …

What to Stream: Documentaries on John Candy and Victoria Beckham, Battlefield 6 and ‘Family Guy’ by The Associated Press

By The Associated Press Documentaries on comedian John Candy and pop artist-turned-fashion designer Victoria Beckham as well as a “Family Guy” Halloween special are some of the new telev…

Confident debut by Proenza Schouler duo gives Loewe a quirky new beat by The Associated Press

By THOMAS ADAMSON PARIS (AP) — In a season crowded with fresh appointments, Loewe’s debut mattered: a standing ovation greeted Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough, formerly of Proenza S…

Who was Ed Gein, the serial killer in Netflix’s ‘Monster’ Season 3? by Tribune News Service

LOS ANGELES — Ed Gein may not be America's most infamous serial killer — he's eclipsed by the likes of Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer in the public imagination — but his macabre crimes w…

A look at the latest styles and trends at Paris Fashion Week, in photos by The Associated Press

PARIS (AP) — This photo gallery curated by AP photo editors displays the latest in styles displayed during Paris Fashion Week.

Rohtko, Barbican review - postmodern meditation on fake and authentic art is less than the sum of its parts by Rachel Halliburton

Łukasz Twarkowski's production dazzles without illuminating It’s truly thrilling to see the Barbican embracing big concept long-form theatre again, seeking out productions that are as con…

The Boy/The God and His Daughter review – Marina Carr’s majestic Theban double bill by Helen Meany

Abbey, DublinTwo new plays reimagine Sophocles and Euripides with lavish scale, mordant humour and fresh interrogation of power and prophecy ‘We are the new gods,” Oedipus, King of Thebe…

Get up and move with a ballet, a disco and ‘90s dance parties this week in CT arts by Christopher Arnott

The Courant's arts picks for Oct. 5-11 also include renown guitarists, a New York comedy troupe and the magical illusions.

Hayley Williams says Morgan Wallen is the ‘racist country singer’ she refers to in her song by Tribune News Service

Hayley Williams is happy to confirm that Morgan Wallen is the "racist country singer" she is referring to in her song "Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party." During a recent interview on the Ne…

How a Chaotic ‘Network’-Style Outburst Plays Out in ‘Weather Girl’ by Laura Collins-Hughes

In this dark comedy about climate change, a meteorologist meant to maintain a “happy voice” can no longer reassure viewers that it’s going to be all right.

WWDTM: Becca Mann by NPR

This week, special guest Becca Mann joins guest host Negin Farsad and panelists Shantira Jackson, Hari Kondabolu, and Adam FelberLearn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/…

Under the Big Top at Gulfstream Park

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Dido of Idaho by Abby Rosebrock

Is This a Room by Tina Satter

Hanukkah, Shmanukkah!

Outback Presents: Rodney Carrington

CRUMB with Claire and Zoe

Gypsy Soul Holiday Concert – 2025

Doc Dixon Comedy & Magic Show

On the Couch with Todd Kingston

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Sh!t Theatre: Or What’s Left Of Us

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The Public Theater’s “The Other Americans” Sharply Spins Family Ties and Cultural Tensions by Ross

There’s something ever so familiar to this Public Theater premiere of The Other Americans. But once the spin starts, the detergent used is something very specific to this wash (I swear I w…