REVIEW: Prejudice, Politics And The Perversion Of Justice Play Out in PARADE
by Jade Kops - May 13, 2024 Mark Taylor (Director) delivers an engaging expression of Alfred Uhry (Book) and Jason Robert Brown’s (Music and Lyrics) Tony Award winning musical PARADE. ... 
Review: GO! THE MUSICAL, Upstairs at the Gatehouse Theatre
by Gary Naylor - July 25, 2024 New musical runs into familiar structural issues but has strong singing and pleasing songs... 
SHOULDA, COULDA, WOULDA Returns To Brooklyn Comedy Collective
by A.A. Cristi - March 04, 2024 Back at Brooklyn Comedy Collective, the unique comedy show SHOULD COULDA WOULDA combines advice column and time travel fantasy. Guest comedians share love life stories, then explore what they should, could, and would do differently.... 
Review: BIG, THE MUSICAL at The Community Players
by Christopher Verleger - November 15, 2023 The Community Players kicks off its 102nd season with a lively, endearing, production of “Big, The Musical,” based on the beloved 1988 film, directed by Penny Marshall and starring Tom Hanks.... 
TimeLine South Teen Ensemble Premieres INFLUMEDIA: THE CONNECTION BUG In August
by A.A. Cristi - July 30, 2024 TimeLine South teen ensemble will present INFLUMEDIA: THE CONNECTION BUG at UChicago’s Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts on August 2 and 3, exploring the impact of social media on youth.... 
Interview: Museum of Broadway Co-Founders Julie Boardman & Diane Nicoletti Are Making History
by Chloe Rabinowitz - March 04, 2023 Read BroadwayWorld's interview with the co-founders of the Museum of Broadway Julie Boardman and Diane Nicoletti!... 
La Monnaie's Sustainability Policy Chosen as Best Future Project at the Oper! Awards
by Stephi Wild - January 30, 2024 The Oper! Awards - one of Germany's international opera awards - were presented last night at the Nationale Opera & Ballet in Amsterdam. La Monnaie managed to win the award for Best Future Project with its innovative sustainability policy. Again, a nice token of recognition for the many different wa... 
The Museum of Broadway Will Add a New Special Exhibit Celebrating CHICAGO The Musical
by Stephi Wild - June 15, 2023 ALL THAT JAZZ: The Legacy of CHICAGO the Musical, created exclusively for The Museum of Broadway, will be a retrospective of CHICAGO's 26 years on Broadway with a special focus on the iconic production photography and ad campaigns throughout the years. ... 
SHAW2020 to Present Summer Tour Of MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION
by Chloe Rabinowitz - April 16, 2024 Award-winning theatre company SHAW2020 will preset a summer tour of George Bernard Shaw's provocative play, MRS WARREN'S PROFESSION. Learn how to purchase tickets.... 
Review: WASTED, Lyric Hammersmith
by Cindy Marcolina - March 25, 2023 Running at around 50 minutes, it’s snappy and positively Gen-Z in pace and subject. Fernandes crafts a script that wanders from deliciously colloquial to slightly expository, but remains solid throughout. ... 
Review: GREY AREA, VAULT Festival
by Cindy Marcolina - February 17, 2023 A fully formed, mature play about the intricacies of navigating young love and mental health.... 
Playhouse On The Square Reveals NewWorks@TheWorks Winners
by Chloe Rabinowitz - December 04, 2023 The winners of Playhouse on the Square's NewWorks@TheWorks competition have been announced. Find out who will be showcasing their new works in this exciting event.... 
TimeLine Theatre's PJ Powers and Juliet Hart to Return to the Stage in THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT
by Chloe Rabinowitz - August 02, 2023 Don't miss the exciting comeback of Artistic Director PJ Powers and company member Juliet Hart in TimeLine Theatre's THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT. Get all the details and experience the magic of their performance in this must-see production.... 
Video: Anyone Awake Releases Debut LP, Shares 'Late Night Driver' Single + Video
by Blair Ingenthron - October 26, 2024 Anyone Awake is sharing their debut full-length LP, Bushel And A Peck, out now on all streaming platforms. Watch the video here!... 
A Conversation With FAT HAM Creatives to Take Place At The Museum of Broadway
by Chloe Rabinowitz - February 24, 2023 On Tuesday, February 28th at 10:00 AM The Museum of Broadway will be hosting a creative conversation in their studio space about the upcoming Broadway play, FAT HAM.... 
Cincinnati Opera Reveals Revised Timeline For The Black Opera Project
by Stephi Wild - October 01, 2024 Cincinnati Opera has announced that it has revised the timeline for The Black Opera Project, the company’s groundbreaking, three-opera commissioning initiative that engages Black creators to develop new operas celebrating Black stories.... 
Photos: Meet the Cast of THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT At TimeLine Theatre
by A.A. Cristi - October 27, 2023 Casting has been revealed for TimeLine Theatre Company’s The Lifespan of a Fact, a comedic showdown between truth and fact, set in the world of non-fiction publishing, based on true events, running November 1 – December 23, 2023.... 
Museum Of Broadway Will Celebrate Its One Year Anniversary Next Week; Will Offer $1 Tickets
by Stephi Wild - November 02, 2023 The Museum of Broadway is celebrating its one-year anniversary on November 15th. $1 tickets for admission on the museum's birthday are available now. Stay tuned for special event news and happenings.... 
Review: SOMEONE OF SIGNIFICANCE, VAULT Festival
by Cindy Marcolina - March 03, 2023 Unfortunately for writer Amalia Kontesi, this isn’t a great political play nor an exciting romantic drama.... 
Review: 'CLEOPATRA' at Moxie Theatre And Loud Fridge Theatre Group
by ErinMarie Reiter - August 18, 2024 “Cleopatra” offers everyone an audience with the charismatic Egyptian queen, as performed by Joy Yvonne Jones, through September 7th. A joint production, this play opens Moxie Theatre’s 20th season and closes Loud Fridge Theatre Group’s second season with an adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Antony and ... 
EDINBURGH 2023: Review: GAIL PORTER: HUNG, DRAWN AND PORTERED, Assembly
by Natalie O'Donoghue - August 13, 2023 Gail can laugh at her life now she's won a BAFTA for 'being mental' (Being Gail Porter, 2020). She's been famous, homeless and sectioned with two guys both claiming to be Jesus. She's even lost her hair, but no need for sympathy, she gets so many travel upgrades as people assume she's dying. By shar... 
Review: AGE IS A FEELING at Soulpepper
by Ilana Lucas - June 20, 2024 McGee snaps spellbinding shots of existence, exquisitely distilling an emotion, moment, or rumination until it’s almost unbearable. As she goes on through the decades, you can hear a pin drop; that is, when audience members aren’t laughing or sobbing with recognition.... 
Review: ELEPHANT, Bush Theatre
by Cindy Marcolina - October 20, 2023 An accomplished, evocative solo project, the piece sits between a play with songs and a straight drama infused with socio-politics: much like its creator, it’s impossible to pigeonhole it. She is casually funny between candid reflections that are strong in their stance. While these are sanitised and... 
The Paris Opera Opens 2023/24 Season With DON GIOVANNI
by Stephi Wild - June 26, 2023 The Paris Opera opens its 23/24 season with a new production of Don Giovanni. If Mozart's masterpiece has fascinated generations since its Prague premiere in 1787, it is not only because his score achieves an unparalleled convergence of comedy and drama, but also because its expressive force deepens... 
Maureen Beattie to Become Patron of The Gaiety
by Blair Ingenthron - October 22, 2023 The Gaiety has announced Maureen Beattie OBE as their newest patron. An official announcement of the news was made at a ceremony on Sunday 22nd October, 3.00pm, held at The Stage Door café in The Gaiety.... |
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