Using drag, Beatrice L. Thomas shares her reproductive health experiences
AmaZing Theatre presents her laugh-out-loud solo performance ‘Black Benatar vs. The Cistem’ once only on September 26 at 3 PM. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
AmaZing Theatre presents her laugh-out-loud solo performance ‘Black Benatar vs. The Cistem’ once only on September 26 at 3 PM. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
The post The Songs of John Farnham: A Living Legend – The Celebration Concert makes Australian music history in an unforgettable night of song & celebration appeared first on Australia…
The show teems with adorable characters, an upbeat score, and a seamless blend of warmth and comedy. By JULIA TUCKER
The thoroughly enjoyable, well-acted production honors its source material and makes great use of its cozy space. By VALERIE J. MIKLES
As an evening out, her ‘Nobody Cares’ at Baltimore Center Stage is light, a bit slight, but fun and noddingly truthful. By LISA TRAIGER
Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere talk about The Ford/Hill Project @ BAM, Pre-Existing Condition @ Greenwich House Theater, 54 Sings Broadway’s Greatest Hits! @ 54 Belo…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: The TIFF Awards Have Been Announced Today, while I was sitting in the theatre watching the magnificently entertaining and engaging “Wild Horse Nine“, TIFF annou…
Buzzy Belgian theater collective Ontroerend Goed’s Handle with Care comes to this year’s Fringe, turning the audience into the creators of their own experience. Anna Fiscarelli-Mintz rev…
Arcola theatre, LondonThe slick production and sound design of Morgan Lloyd Malcolm and Nicky Allpress’s adaptation is hampered by its own clevernessHere is Henry James’s canonical ghost…
The Wild Party is a seductively staged musical that puts you in the middle of the action.
Thousands of demonstrators gathered outside The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on Friday evening to protest President Donald Trump’s proposed changes to the facility and hi…
The TIFF51 Experience: Day Nine | Letting the Day Unfold By Ross By the ninth day of TIFF, I have started to just breathe, to understand that the festival has its own rhythm, and sometimes t…
A new Fringe show from collaborators Nick Gillette and Nick Jonczak imagines a man who has translated the Voynich manuscript, one of the greatest real-life mysteries of Medieval Europe. Walt…
Vague advocacy for “peace” that explicitly rejects and disallows analysis of the power structures, inequities, and histories that create violence has no material impact on the world othe…
Stephanie Scott’s new solo show in this year’s Fringe pays tribute to iconic singer Ella Fitzgerald, charting her life from humble beginnings to her rise to the top of the music industry…
The local horror writer pens and produces a new play about our fascination with the undead. By BOB BARTLETT
At the Denver Center Garner Galleria, Hold On To Your Butts lampoons Jurassic Park.
(from CBS Sunday Morning; Photo: Hyperallergic.) This past week, a herd of 40 buffalo roamed the concrete canyons of Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn – life-size puppets that are part of a pub…
The film looks at the storied 1972 Toronto production of “Godspell,” a Rosetta Stone of funny people that featured Martin Short, Gilda Radner and Eugene Levy.
Playwright/director Katie Cappiello links three "biting and funny" short plays to explore the Catholic Church's oppression of women. Lorin Wertheimer reviews. The post Review: The Body of Ma…
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, she takes a look at musical theater's standout …
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Aaron Sorkin joined Lulu Garcia-Navarro to talk about his career and his new movie, “The Social Reckoning,” which focuses on the real-life Facebook whistle-blower Frances Haugen. She lea…
Minghella theatre, ReadingSoprano Claire Booth’s mouth is isolated against a black background to capture the racing brain of a desperate woman, with added operatic flairThere is a long pre…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: HOUSE + BODY’s Measure for Measure Returns to Crow’s Theatre By Ross With HOUSE + BODY’s Measure for Measure returning to Crow’s Theatre this month, it brin…
In one of the most exhilarating and purest works of theater in memory, the herd of forty buffaloes lumbered their way through the narrow streets of the city, snorting, twitching, swinging th…
In Central Square Theater’s production of the solo drama "Eleanor," the acclaimed actor channels a historic first lady’s activism, marital complexities, and enduring call to civic action.
Birmingham RepAlex Keenan perfectly captures protagonist Chris’s bewilderment and cheeriness in Ned Bennett’s ambitious new staging The most alarming moment in Mark Haddon’s young adul…
After 18 years traveling Inwood and Washington Heights, the People’s Theater welcomes a $40 million permanent address.
BACHARACH FOR SURE — Regular readers of this column know that I hold a special place in my universe for Burt Bacharach. His music, from “Alfie” to “What The World Needs Now” are ju…
We had fun!The summer of BTS was fun but also eventful. My friends from all over the country (and the world) gathered for the concerts. We traveled to several cities and heard some great son…
Fresh from a successful run earlier this year, "Going Bacharach: The Songs of an Icon" conceived by John Lewin is back by popular demand at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, replete with…
Three days after the Kennedy Center Board voted to close its doors, more than 2,500 artists, arts workers, and patrons encircled the nation's cultural center.
'Dead Inside' runs October 13 – 18, with filming October 16 and 17.
Review by Ron Fassler I have no master list of the shows I’ve attended in a lifetime of theater going. But if I did, of the classics I’ve seen multiple times, Anton Chekhov’s The Cher…
The TIFF51 Experience: Day Eight | Seeing What Was Waiting By Ross My eighth day at TIFF began with something I don’t always associate with a film festival: letting other parts of my life …
Ten years after its East Coast premiere, the joyous musical about welcoming strangers comes home to Washington with renewed resonance. By CAROLINE BOCK
The ancient Greek tragedy by Sophocles has been reimagined to incorporate Aztec culture and language. Ingeniously adapted by playwright Evelina Fernández, we are given a completely new t…
Invited guests were on hand last week at the Getty Center for the private blessing ceremony of the 18th century painting Portrait of Mai (“Omai”) where President of French Polynesia, …
The US debut of Sir Joshua Reynolds’s Portrait of Mai is now on view at the Getty Center for the exhibition, Joshua Reynolds’s Portrait of Mai and 18th-Century Portraiture. Events tha…
Enjoying the show? Then please put away your cellphone. That was the message delivered by Cate Blachett from the London stage of National Theatre’s Lyttelton Theatre after the curtain call…
Exquisite is the word I have to use in how they flow from one instrument to the next. They are the coolest band. They are equal parts harmonic perfection. The post Steve Turre All-Star Sexte…
Evita is making its way back to Broadway, but it’s been more than four decades since Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s Tony Award-winning musical first arrived in New York City. Sta…
The post Director José Luis Valenzuela on Adapting Greek Tragedy: “Antigone: In the Language of Kings,” at The Getty Villa appeared first on Stage Raw - ARTS IN L.A. - SERVED FRESH.
Building on a highly successful history of technical innovation, BBC Sport has announced a major infrastructure upgrade at its Media City hub service studio in Salford, investing in ROE Visu…
Byre theatre, St AndrewsWarm-up routines lead into a reverie about life on the stage in Company Chordelia’s funny, carefully calibrated showThe inevitable aches and sprains of an ageing bo…
Duncan Sheik’s frequent collaborator Steven Sater spoke highly about their musical Nero, which is scheduled to open this fall in London, less than three weeks before the songwriter died at…
An unflinching journey through the purgatory of trauma. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: Pre-Existing Condition at Greenwich House Theater appeared first on Exeunt Magazine NYC.
Anthony Page, the prolific British stage, film and TV director who won a Tony Award for his 1997 Broadway production of A Doll’s House and was twice Emmy-nominated for acclaimed TV movies …
The TIFF51 Experience: Day Seven | Learning When to Listen By Ross Every once in a while during TIFF, we have a morning when the alarm goes off, and your body immediately begins negotiating …