Lucía Serrano
Touring Together: Danny Gardner and Emily Larger on Parenting and Performing in Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Disney's Beauty and the Beast continues to enchant audiences across the country with its dazzling production, unforgettable score and beloved characters.
Interview: Maya Sofía Finds Joy as Resistance in Diversionary Theatre’s RENT
Nearly 30 years after its premiere, RENT continues to hit audiences with startling force.
SD Fringe Builds Cross-Border Arts Corridor with Baja Fringe Expansion
As national conversations continue to frame borders as division, the San Diego International Fringe Festival is moving in a different direction by treating the border as a shared cultural space—and stage.
Interview: Kim Strassburger Directs West Coast Premiere of A ROOM IN THE CASTLE at MOXIE Theatre
At MOXIE Theatre, director Kim Strassburger helms A Room in the Castle, running May 10 – June 7, 2026, the West Coast premiere of Lauren M.
Review: MJ THE MUSICAL Peels Back the Myth at San Diego Civic Theatre
I was 14 when Michael Jackson passed away, and I mourned him like I’ve never mourned a public figure since then.
Interview: Vanessa Durón on Directing a World Between the Living and the Dead with BLUE MARIGOLD
What does it look like to stage a story that moves between the living world and the Mexica Land of the Dead, while centering a Mexican-American teenager discovering her own power?
Interview: Kristin Stokes of MJ THE MUSICAL on Recreating Michael Jackson's World Onstage
Created by Tony Award-winning Director/Choreographer Christopher Wheeldon and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage, the multiple Tony Award-winning musical MJ The Musical is coming to the San Diego Civic Theatre from May 5–10, bringing Michael Jackson’s singular moves and signature s
La Jolla Playhouse’s WOW FESTIVAL Transforms UCSD Into a Playground of Immersive Performances
Think of the WOW Festival as one giant playground for the imagination—where kids, teens, and grown-ups can all find something to get excited about.
Interview: Brett Miller scores METROPOLIS for Balboa Theatre's SILENT MOVIE MONDAYS
San Diego Theatres continues its SILENT MOVIE MONDAYS series with a striking presentation of Metropolis, showcasing Kino Lorber’s most complete restoration of Fritz Lang’s groundbreaking silent film.
Interview: Amy Crum on GIANTS: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys at MCASD
To us at BroadwayWorld, Alicia Keys is first and foremost a storyteller for the stage in music and theatre.
Interview: Josefina López on the Intersection of Creativity, Spirituality, and Community
You’ve likely heard, watched, or encountered Real Women Have Curves—from the beloved 2002 film starring America Ferrera or its recent Tony-nominated Broadway musical—but it goes back to the original play of the same name that Josefina López wrote when she was just 18.
Interview: Lettie S. De Anda & Melba Tirado on VIGNETTES: THREE STORIES ABOUT THE LATINA EXPERIENCE
The short stories will play March 19 and 29 at 6 p.
Interview: Maria Patrice Amon Directs Hysterical Comedy MATT & BEN at New Village Arts
You know Matt Damon and Ben Affleck—the freshly graduated, creative duo who wrote, starred in, and eventually won an Academy Award for “Good Will Hunting.
Interview: Regina Fernandez on the Classic Detective Mystery THE MALTESE FALCON
In this interview, Regina Fernandez shares her insights on performing in The Maltese Falcon, the world‑premiere stage adaptation by Matthew Salazar‑Thompson, based on the classic noir novel by Dashiell Hammett and directed by Todd Nielsen.
Interview: Jane Lynch Talks Friendship, Music and Mischief in THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS
Two iconic TV characters performed by two masters of comedy.
Review: Beetlejuice Haunts San Diego with Heart, Chaos & Big Laughs
The Broadway National Tour of Beetlejuice has landed in San Diego through March 1.
Interview: Mabelle Reynoso on Writing Theatre for Young Audiences on WHEN SHE BECAME THE MOON
Written by playwright Mabelle Reynoso and directed by Peter James Cirino, When She Became the Moon tells the story of twelve-year-old Jesse, who is desperate for answers about her sister's mysterious death, but the adults around her won't talk.
Interview: Michelle Azar on Embodying RBG Again for the 'All Things Equal' National Tour
Few figures stand out in recent American history like Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Interview: Carlos Mendoza on bringing SOMEWHERE OVER THE BORDER to life at Cygnet Theatre
Cygnet Theatre’s Somewhere Over the Border is a bold, musical journey that blends magical realism with a vibrant Latin American soundtrack, from cumbia to hip hop to boleros, created by playwright Brian Quijada (Off-Broadway’s Mexodus).
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