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Broadway Center Stage: Derek Klena sings "Sunset Boulevard" | The Kennedy Center by The Kennedy Center

Limited Engagement through 2/8/23 only! Tickets: https://www.kennedy-center.org/whats-on/explore-by-genre/theater/2022-2023/sunset-boulevard/ For Broadway Center Stage, Tony®Award -winning powerhouse Stephani…

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Broadway Center Stage: Stephanie J. Block sings "As If We Never Said Goodbye" | The Kennedy Center by The Kennedy Center

Limited Engagement through 2/8/23 only! Tickets: https://www.kennedy-center.org/whats-on/explore-by-genre/theater/2022-2023/sunset-boulevard/ For Broadway Center Stage, Tony®Award -winning powerhouse Stephani…

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VIDEO: Stephanie J. Block Sings 'As If We Never Said Goodbye' at the Kennedy Center

Watch Stephanie J. Block perform 'As If We Never Said Goodbye' in the Kennedy Center Broadway Center Stage production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Tony Award-winning Best Musical, Sunset Boulevard. 

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Townhouse Diner in Murray Hill by Edward A Kliszus

Townhouse Diner in Murray Hill OpeningNight.Online As a denizen of midtown East, it's been my pleasure to enjoy meals served locally at the Townhouse Diner in the Murray Hill neighborhood. With a friendly propr…

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Top 5 Shows of the Week (plus one!) by Lynne Menefee

Week of January 22, 2023 1. “High School Coven” at Strand Theater Company “…energized by the acting, the witty character interplay, and the effects…highly engaging direction…” – Anne Valentino R…

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KISS (Wilma): What does it mean when someone else is representing you? by Toby Zinman

A play is about acting as well as the political act of making theater as well as about getting it wrong through cultural appropriation The post KISS (Wilma): What does it mean when someone else is representing …

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Review: SUNSET BOULEVARD at Eisenhower Theatre at The Kennedy Center

Tony award winner Stephanie J. Block brings real Broadway star power to Sunset Boulevard, the latest installment of the Kennedy Center's Broadway Center Stage series, currently playing in the Eisenhower Theatre…

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Dance Review: United Ukranian Ballet presents ‘Giselle’ at the Kennedy Center Opera House by Carolyn Kelemen

United Ukranian Ballet’s “Giselle” captures the crowd. We don’t need any reminder why the Ukrainian National Ballet is operating under difficult circumstances. The company, temporarily housed in The Hag…

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Theatre Review: ‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ at Children’s Theatre of Annapolis by Sue Tilberry

The Tony Award-winning play “Peter and the Starcatcher” by Rick Elice has landed on the Children’s Theatre of Annapolis stage like a huge blender set on 11 speed. Met at first with the calmness of a fixed…

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Reflecting on the wilder and better times of 1979 in ‘The Village! A Disco Daydream’ at NYC’s Dixon Place by Deb Miller

After a sold-out premiere engagement in the Fall of 2022, The Village! A Disco Daydream, by writer and performer Nora Burns, has returned to Dixon Place by popular demand for an encore four-weekend run. Set in …

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Riverside’s Bakersfield Mist Delves Into The Power of Art by Bill Hirschman

From F-bombs to high-brow discourse, Riverside Theatre’s absorbing Bakersfield Mist provokes and expands boundaries of what we know about the power of art and broader meanings of authenticity and delusion. Th…

SOURCE: Florida Theater On Stage

Reviews: What Did Critics Think Of Sunset Boulevard At The Kennedy Center? by Meg Masseron

Stephanie J. Block stars in Andrew Lloyd Webber's high-drama Hollywood musical.

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VIDEO: ROOM Releases Trailer Featuring Adrienne Warren

Watch the new trailer of ROOM on Broadway featuring Tony Award-winner Adrienne Warren.

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Review: S.F. Playhouse’s ‘Cashed Out’ probes dark heart of gambling addiction by Lily Janiak

Claude Jackson Jr.'s world premiere is life-affirming without being sentimental, somehow hopeful without being unrealistic.

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Black Theater in New York Over Two Centuries by New York Theater

Theater created by Black New Yorkers goes back two centuries, as chronicled in the collections of the New York Public Library and the Library of Congress, some items from which are posted below, in honor of Bla…

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John-Andrew Morrison at 54 Below – TONIGHT FEBRUARY 4 by Tulis McCall

Morrison's selection of songs covers everyone from Taylor Swift (Snow On The Beach)to Stephen Sondheim (Losing My Mind) to Lizzo (Soulmate) to Harry Warren and Al Dublin (I Only Have Eyes for You).  Each is de…

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FORWARD MOTION (Philadelphia Ballet): An excellent showcase of skill by Christopher Munden

The intimate Perelman Theater in the Kimmel Cultural Campus provides an ideal setting for Philadelphia Ballet’s impressive new production, Forward Motion, three world premieres by… The post FORWARD MOTION …

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Broadway‘s ‘Room’: First-Look Video And Photo Of Adrienne Warren In Stage Adaptation Of Acclaimed Novel And Film by Greg Evans

EXCLUSIVE: When the announcement was made in January that Emma Donoghue had developed a play (with music) of her bestselling novel Room and the acclaimed film that followed – and that the play was heading to …

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Cozy At-Home Theater for a Cold Weekend by Jan Simpson

A frigid cold front is sweeping across a large part of the country this weekend. And that can be a disincentive to go outside for even the most avid theatergoer. Luckily, there are—thanks to the internet—ot…

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Billy Porter by NPR

Billy Porter is an absolute legend. With a career that started in his teens, he's now 3/4ths of the way to an EGOT. He's also a style icon, who's always the most fashionable person in any room he's in. His new …

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Theatre SilCo takes up where Lake Dillon Theatre left off by Alex Miller

The Summit County theatre’s new name reflects a move away from the past

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TBT: Randy Newman Can't Afford to Do Theatre by Rob Weinert-Kendt

It wasn't a one-on-one, alas, but I well remember the day I was ushered into a South Coast Rep rehearsal room for a sort of four-way interview: myself, another reporter, the press rep (Cristofer Gross), and Ran…

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‘One to admire but not quite to love’: Drive Your Plow Over The Bones of The Dead – Touring ★★★★ by Kris Hallett

A Complicite show is event theatre. Previous works such as A Disappearing Number, An Encounter and The Master and Margarita are locked in a pantheon of the great works of my lifetime. So, it’s no surprise to …

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Exclusive: Ramin Karimloo Sings 'Cathedrals' from His First Studio Album

Check out a song from Ramin Karimloo's first full studio album, 'Human Heart', available on all platforms. In this video, he performs 'Cathedrals'.

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A Century of the System in the States (A Celebration of Richard Boleslawski) by Trav S.d.

A century ago (1923) Moscow Art Theatre veterans (and refugees from the USSR) Richard Boleslawski (Bolesław Ryszard Srzednicki, 1889-1937) and Maria Ouspenskaya founded the American Laboratory Theatre in New Y…

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VIDEO: Ben Platt and Noah Galvin Talk New Film THEATER CAMP on PBS NewsHour

Watch Ben Platt and Noah Galvin discuss their engagement and new film Theatre Camp with PBS NewsHour.

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Melinda Dillon, Original Honey in WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? Passes Away at 83

Melinda Dillion, known for countless screen and stage roles, including her Tony Award nominated performance as Honey in the original production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? passed away on Monday, January …

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Two True Cootes by Trav S.d.

Albert “Bert” Coote (1867-1938) was the son of Robert Coote (1834-1888) a popular British music composer. Bert first went onstage himself at age five, appearing throughout his childhood in melodramas and ot…

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Native American voices, actors come to the stage in 2 new Bay Area plays by Selen Ozturk

Theater audiences will have an opportunity to experience stories candid and comic with small-cast plays written, directed by and featuring Indigenous people.

SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle

‘You can’t help but leave feeling uplifted’: SCRATCHES – Vault Festival by Liz Dyer

The subject of Aoife Kennan’s Scratches is a tough one for many reasons – one of which is that, for very good reasons, she can’t actually talk openly about it. And so a sort of code develops between perfo…

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The Guardian view on theatres in crisis: a moment to take stock | Editorial by Editorial

By cancelling all its shows from March, the Oldham Coliseum has thrown down a challenge to both central and local government Pity the poor Oldham Coliseum. This venerable regional theatre has for some years no…

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Tiny notebook by ‘first Shakespeare geek’ to go on show in Stratford by Dalya Alberge

Crammed with minuscule writing, manuscript is seen as earliest ‘proper reader’s response’ to first folio In 2017, an expert on BBC One’s Antiques Roadshow was excited by a minuscule 17th-century noteboo…

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Review: ‘Radial Gradient’ by Shattered Globe an insider look at Northwestern sororities by Chris Jones

This pull-no-punches play was written from the inside and if Shattered Globe can find a way to get the word out to Northwestern’s Greek Row, they’ll pack their theater.

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‘Hadestown’ impressively directed, conceived and performed, but may confound some by Alan Smason

By ROY BERKO When Hadestown, opened on Broadway on April 17, 2019, it was met with critical acclaim. Reviews contained such terms as “inventive,” “gorgeous, “hypnotic,” “high energy,” “utterly f…

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How to Get Student Actors to Stop Rushing by Kerry Hishon

A director friend recently sent me a message asking for advice about how to help her students with their upcoming show.  Hi Kerry,  Any tips on helping my students to slow down and stop rushing? There are a f…

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Rare London Revival of Lillian Hellman's Watch on the Rhine Completes Run February 4 by Margaret Hall

The production was a part of the 30th anniversary season for Donmar Warehouse.

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The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window Starring Rachel Brosnahan and Oscar Isaac Begins Previews February 4 by Leah Putnam

Lorraine Hansberry's play about a group of bohemian intellectuals and the marriage at its center is being revived at Brooklyn Academy of Music.

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New London Musical Mandela Ends Run February 4 by Andrew Gans

Hamilton's Michael Luwoye stars as the anti-apartheid activist with Danielle Fiamanya as Winnie Mandela.

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Darren Lee and Helen George Are The King and I in U.K. Tour Beginning February 4 by Andrew Gans

Bartlett Sher again directs the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic, which launches in Canterbury.

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IMPRESSIONS: Germany’s tanzmainz Performs Sharon Eyal’s Award-Winning "Soul Chain" at The Joyce by The Dance Enthusiast

In IMPRESSIONS: Germany’s tanzmainz Performs Sharon Eyal’s Award-Winning "Soul Chain" at The Joyce : "Israeli choreographer Sharon Eyal’s daunting Soul Chain, a 55-minute, large-ensemble work, wields extr…

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