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American Shakespeare Center Cancels Fall 2021 Season Due to Internal Struggles

American Shakespeare Center has announced it is cancelling its Fall 2021 season, due to internal struggles.

JAGGED LITTLE PILL Releases Statement Addressing Controversy Surrounding Jo's Gender Identity

Lead producers Vivek J. Tiwary, Arvind Ethan David and Eva Price have released a statement on behalf of JAGGED LITTLE PILL addressing the controversy surrounding the character Jo - who was performed a...

Guest Blog: Actress Alexandra Silber On INDECENT

On 14 March, 2020, Rebecca Taichman's original production of Paula Vogel's Indecent played its second preview performance at the Menier Chocolate Factory.

Student Blog: Creating the Upside Down - An Interview with STRANGER SINGS' Director Nick Flatto

A few weeks ago, I had the chance to attend Stranger Sings! The Parody Musical and review it for BroadwayWorld. Recently, I also had the chance to speak with Nick Flatto, the director of Stranger Sing...

Synth-Punk Shoegaze Dream-Rockers MORNING TRIPS Declare “We Have No Time (For Now)”

Proving again that Florida-based Morning Trips will not be confined to a genre, the boundless energy of the Florida four-piece flows through their latest release, 'We Have No Time (For Now)' - availab...

Road To Reopening: Red Mountain Theatre Talks Their New 60,000 Square Foot Post-Pandemic Arts Campus

BroadwayWorld is checking in with theaters around the country as they prepare to reopen this summer. Next in our series we check in with Red Mountain Theatre Executive Director Keith Cromwell.

Saki Kawamura Comes to The Hollywood Fringe Festival 2021 With IKIGAI: A PURPOSE FOR LIVING

This production invites the audience to experience all the turbulence of emotions through two human bodies by using Butoh (a Japanese avant-garde dance form), visual art and film. Online Virtual Perfo...

BWW Interview: Artistic Director Sean Daniels Talks Diversity, Reflecting Community Values, Upcoming Season at Arizona Theatre Company

Our first three shows, coming back, are all very charming, just laugh-out-loud good nights in the theatre. I always believe that theatre is a place for society to kind of wrestle with feelings and com...

LOLAA Release Debut Album 'La Marea'

We all long for someone who accepts us for who we are, with our past, our shadows, our pain, our love, our light, and shows us that we’ve found a place where we can feel safe, seen, and where it can f...

BWW Interview: Emmy-Nominated Songwriters Doug Rockwell & Tova Litvin Talk HSMTMTS, ZOMBIES 2, SNEAKERELLA & More

Emmy-nominated songwriting team Doug Rockwell and Tova Litvin have risen to the top of the entertainment industry, becoming one of the most successful duos in TV and music today. We spoke with Doug an...

Road To Reopening: How The Shawnee Playhouse Embraced Virtual Theatre During The Pandemic

BroadwayWorld is checking in with theaters around the country as they prepare to reopen this summer. Next in our series we check in with Midge McClosky, the executive director of the Shawnee Playhouse...

Student Blog: Just a Dream

If there is anything this past year has taught me, it's that we can't wait around until circumstances are perfect to pursue our dreams otherwise we would be waiting around forever. Time is a precious ...

BWW Blog: “Something to Believe In” - Mindfulness with Dan DeLuca

'What you think is who you are. If you embody what you want to be, that is what you will become.' - Dan DeLuca

The Make A Difference Trust To Take A Final Bow

Charity organization The Make A Difference Trust has announced that it will cease operations. 

MAD Trust, UK Theatre Industry Organization Raising Funds For HIV and AIDS Projects, Announces Closure

The Make A Difference Trust revealed today that they will be taking their final bows, announcing their closure. 

Student Blog: It's Up to Us, New York and Me

So for this one last article, I am sharing one of, if not the most important accomplishment of my life: I moved to New York City!

BWW Exclusive: Glow Lyric Theatre's Christian and Jenna Elser Announce 2021 Summer Festival Season

'The shows feature the music our audiences have come to love, but with a personal artistic twist.'

Times Square Arts Reveals New Public Art Campaign WE ARE MORE by Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya

In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Times Square Arts is unveiling Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya’s We Are More, a public art campaign that celebrates the resilience and diversit...

The Jenny Thing Returns With New Album in June

That first album, Me, was recorded shortly after the band played their first live shows. Its semi-acoustic sound is emotionally raw, with a style balanced between pop and youthful experimentation. It ...

Student Blog: A Year and Counting

It has been over 365 days since COVID-19 turned our lives and the whole world upside down. 365 days of protecting ourselves and others. 365 days of adjusting to this new version of life that is missin...

BWW Interview: Regina Taylor Shares Details About Inspiring Conversation and Change Through THE BLACK ALBUM

Golden Globe and NAACP Image award-winner Regina Taylor is inspiring conversation, enacting change, and educating young generations through her impactful, creative project 'the black album'. 

Student Blog: “May The Journey Feel as the Finish Line”

6 months ago, when we were told that we would be doing an online play, honestly, I was not motivated. For our audition we had to prepare a monologue from Divine Comedy, which I admire and respect, but...

100+ Writers of Colour Pen Open Letter Addressing Eurocentric Dramaturgy

A group of playwrights of color have united to write an open letter to artistic directors and literary teams of major theaters in Britain, which addresses the hegemony of Eurocentric dramaturgy in the...

Student Blog: Passion Always Finds Its Way

In this blog, Claudia Quintero Franco a lucky, passionate Mexican girl shares how Passion Always Finds Its Way!

Ley Line Releases New Podcast 'Following Ley Line,' New Single Out Now

The visual album is an accompaniment to Ley Line’s critically acclaimed album We Saw Blue, and is a captivating musical-journey across Brazil guided by the four multilingual women connected by music, ...