Now You See Me Live

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Danny and the Deep Blue Sea

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Cruz’s Sotto Voce About The Past Resounds Loudly Today by Bill Hirschman

Our haunted past never leaves us. Facing crippling tragedy – not suppressing it, not hiding from it – is the only way to come to terms with it. Such a theme may seem almost too familiar,…

Cimino’s Defeat by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief

Eric Faris’ "Cimino’s Defeat" seems under researched while attempting to make a play from a few salient facts. At times the play seems endless, at others repetitious with all the argumen…

Twelfth Night

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Data Review by Jonathan Mandell

“Data” speaks to the precise moment in which we are living to an astonishing degree, and not just because of our concerns about AI. It begins and ends with characters playing ping pong! …

Ulysses by Tulis McCall

ULYSSES - The text flies through these characters actions, thoughts and feelings as if James were being pursued by a bear.  All we can do is hang on to his coattails.   The post Ulysses ap…

Review: Leopold Bloom for Rookies and Pros in a Hilarious Ulysses

Data: Hot Headlines-Focused Play With Scarifying Guarantees by David Finkle

★★★★★ Playwright Michael Libby, director Tyne Rafaeli, and four actors in tiptop form score heavily in this new and significant drama The post Data: Hot Headlines-Focused Play With…

Data: Scorching Play Pulls Back The Curtain on the Power of Big Tech by Roma Torre

★★★★☆ Playwright Matthew Libby looks through a glass darkly to find we’re all pawns in a game of numbers, and tech titans control the board The post Data: Scorching Play Pulls Ba…

Contrived Chaos by Mason Pilevsky

Ulysses – 24 January 2026 Elevator Repair Service breathes new life into James Joyce’s Ulysses in their latest production at the Public Theater.  An (almost) full reading of the novel, …

Chipping In by Mason Pilevsky

Data – 22 January 2026 Set in the not too distant future, a highly plausible possibility surfaces of a software engineering company. Packed with ethical questions, Data brings forth a stor…

Elevator Repair Service deconstructs Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’ (Off Broadway review) by Thom Geier

Elevator Repair Service — the troupe best known for its eight-hour, word-for-word staged reading of The Great Gatsby — has decided to tackle another 20th-century literary classic: James …

Review: Data, How Big Tech is Plotting to Enslave You

From Under the Radar: Ulysses by Michael Sommers

★★★☆☆ Elevator Repair Service delivers a mad gallery of James Joyce's Dubliners The post From Under the Radar: Ulysses appeared first on New York Stage Review.

The Blue-Sky Boys by TotalTheater

Regional – Sarasota, FL: Florida Studio Theater: 1241 North Palm Avenue. Jan. 21-March 8, 2026. Comedy. Author: Deborah Brevoort. Director: Richard Hopkins. 2 hrs, 30 min. ***1/2 Represent…

Some Broadway shows cancel performances among New York City winter storm by Ruthie Fierberg

Most Broadway shows continued with performances on a snowy Jan. 25.

Tony Award nominee Sky Lakota-Lynch to depart ‘The Outsiders’ by Ruthie Fierberg

The actor plays Johnny Cade in the Tony Award-winning Best Musical.

Interview: Geraldine Alexander on Here There Are Blueberries at Stratford East by Greg Stewart

Interview: Geraldine Alexander stars in the UK premiere of Here There Are Blueberries at Stratford East, a powerful play conceived and directed by Moisés Kaufman The post Interview: Geraldi…

Interview: John R. Wilkinson on The Last Picture at York Theatre Royal by Greg Stewart

Interview: John R. Wilkinson directs the world premiere of Catherine Dyson’s The Last Picture, opening at York Theatre Royal The post Interview: John R. Wilkinson on The Last Picture at Yo…

Michele Bettencourt : Vampire Time  by Barry Gordin

By Alix Cohen January 25, 2026: Protest songs proliferated in the 1960s. Writer/adapters like Pete Seeger made way for original songwriters. Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs Buffy St. Marie and Nina Si…

Video: Anthony Rapp & Adam Pascal Sing 'What You Own' at BroadwayCon

Watch Adam Rapp and Adam Pascal reunite at BroadwayCon today to sing 'What You Own' from Rent. The performance was at the Jeffrey Seller In Conversation panel. Later today BroadwayCon wil…

Video: In Rehearsals with the Cast of THE RESERVOIR

Performances begin next month for the Off-Broadway debut of The Reservoir, written by Jake Brasch and directed by Shelley Butler. The play begins performances on Thursday, February 5th and o…

This Week on Broadway for January 25, 2026: Data @ The Lucille Lortel Theatre by James Marino

Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere review Data @ The Lucille Lortel Theatre, Carmen @ The Met, Going Bacharach: The Songs of an Icon @ Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, Em…

Shelter in Place: A Heartwarming Theatrical Triumph at the Players Theatre by Edward Kliszus

Shelter in Place delivers heartwarming comedy and profound emotional truth at the intimate Sgouros Theatre in Greenwich Village. Joan Kane's masterful direction guides a stellar ensemble thr…

Two Timely Ones By Apatow by Trav S.D.

Coincidentally we watched a couple of Apatow movies over the last couple of days, but what’s new about that? The same could be said of almost any week over the past 30 years! Judd Apatow i…

Your Travalanche Daily Digest for January 25, 2026 by Trav S.D.

Today’s new Travalanche post for January 25, 2026 is about a pair of recent and excellent documentaries from the shop of Judd Apatow: Other earlier Travalanche posts for January 25 (in no …

Broadway Performers Push Back on 'Show Must Go On' Expectations Amid Severe Weather

As snow blanketed the tri-state area amid severe weather impacting much of the United States, Broadway performers in New York and surrounding areas woke up Sunday to an update from the Broad…

Theater Review: “Job” — Terminally Online by Bill Marx

"Job" is not so much a game of cat-and-mouse as a highly pressurized coffee klatch.

Most Broadway Shows Vow Snowstorm Performances (And Not All Performers Warm Up To The News) by Greg Evans

As of this snowy New York morning, most Broadway productions are expecting to tough out the state-of-emergency weather, with – so far – only a couple productions (Disney’s The Lion Kin…

From Under the Radar: ‘The Visitors’ and a Pair of No-Shows by Michael Sommers

The annual theater festival continues with a poignant Australian import, a cancellation, and an installation The post From Under the Radar: ‘The Visitors’ and a Pair of No-Shows appeared…

24th Annual Parnelli Awards: On with the Show by Plsn Staff

An axiom of live entertainment is to expect the unexpected, so there were probably a few among the 750 attending the 24th annual Parnelli Awards who figured that, after so many Parnelli cere…

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HPT 177: Salooney Tunes

THE SPECIMEN – A Horror Play

North Coast Repertory Theatre

Michele Bettancourt : ‘Vampire Time’ by Alix Cohen

By Alix Cohen Protest songs proliferated in the 1960s. Writer/adapters like Pete Seeger made way for original songwriters. Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Buffy St. Marie and Nina Simone were some of …

‘I don’t go around telling people I love the Spice Girls’: Mo Gilligan’s honest playlist by As Told To Rich Pelley

The comedian’s dad got him into Bob Marley, and Jamiroquai takes him to another dimension. But which girl band classic does he secretly love? The first single I bought Rollout (My Busines…

‘She was a bitch in the best possible way’: the life and mysterious death of drag queen Heklina by Tom Faber

The performer was found dead in ‘unexpected’ circumstances in her London flat in 2023. Why are her loved ones still waiting for an explanation? In commemorations and memorials after her…

The Olive Boy review – a teenager’s love letter to mothers everywhere by Kate Wyver

Southwark Playhouse, LondonOllie Maddigan’s open-hearted solo show about a motherless 15-year-old is full of crude comedy and swaggering confidence – until it exposes the grief undernea…

My Life With Kenneth Williams review – raconteur resurrected by an extraordinary mimic by Brian Logan

Circle and Star theatre, LondonTouring to mark the diarist and Carry On star’s centenary year, David Benson’s poignant show covers the full spectrum of what made Williams so funny, belov…

Are tribute bands a scourge or a savior? Either way, it is hard to avoid them in CT by Christopher Arnott

Tribute bands serve a real purpose but may be becoming a glut on the market. In the next two weeks, there are 10 acts at four clubs generally known for new music around the state.

Hailey Gillis Captivates in Canadian Stage’s Tense and Revelatory “A Doll’s House” by Ross

The Toronto Theatre Review: Canadian Stage’s A Doll’s House By Ross A reformulation chirps wisely and wonderfully inside Canadian Stage’s Bluma Appel Theatre, bringing renewed depth, u…

Award-winning musical about women’s fight for voting rights still resonates as tour comes to CT by Christopher Arnott

Shaina Taub, who created “Suffs” to highlight an important chapter in U.S. history, looks forward to sharing the stories of the women who sparked the movement as it tours the country.

We Take the Town: The Shows of Robert Preston by Darryl Reilly

Vocalist Bob O’Hare’s exhilarating cabaret tribute show to the legendary performer contains familiar and esoteric songs from hits and flops. The post We Take the Town: The Shows of Rober…

Baldoria on the Water

Blank Canvas | Event Venue

The Virginia

Autry Museum of the American West

Jacksonville Public Library held in the Ann & David Hicks Auditorium

“Conversations In Music” Special Guest Chaka Khan and Host Chann Berry

Swing Dance Social Fundraiser

Golden Bough Playhouse: Circle Theater

Swing Dance Lessons and Fundraiser

The Perfect Woman

The Mosesian Center for the Arts

SETU 2025

Introduction to Ballroom Dancing Jan/Feb 2026

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If You’re Marc Shaiman, for Every Plotz There’s a Zetz by Jesse Green

Broadway, Hollywood and television have been kind to Marc Shaiman. But there’s a reason the subtitle of his new memoir is “Showbiz Stories From a Sore Winner.”

BroadwayCon 2026 Part 2: Six, First Look And Showcase, Rodd Cyrus, Jak Malone and Two Strangers Carry A Cake Across NY by Genevieve Rafter Keddy

One of the highlights of day 1 was BroadwayCon 2026 First Look And Showcase at the Palladium Times Square starring Sam Tutty, Telly Leung, Christiani Pitts, Kyle Scatliffe, Clay Singer, Jere…