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Brotherhood, a new cinematic musical coming to theaters this fall, explores connection, empathy, and our shared humanity through the story of two families whose lives intersect across cultural and political divides.
See New York performers with southern roots on 9/15.
We were very aligned in the sense that the thing that most stood out to us about the story was the sense of the stranger arriving in a strange land and being embraced, feared, bearing gifts, bearing mysterious gifts.
BroadwayWorld caught up with Zack Abbey, the actor who plays the title character in Dog Man: The Musical to find out what it’s like to play a dog-human mashup, what happens when an audience full of kids meets its comic-book hero in real life, and why Dog Man: The Musical might actually charm the…
Today’s subject Susan Derry is an example of an artist living their theatre life with a full plate of projects.
Sean MacLaughlin stars as Howard Hughes in TRULY, HOWARD HUGHES, a new musical exploring the man behind the myth and what happens when a lifetime spent looking forward finally forces him to look back.
MAC award nominee Natasha Castillo is returning to the stage with a new cabaret that takes an intimate look at the lesser-known parts of Bobby Darin’s life.
Back in 2021, Mario Vega was working as a youth care worker at the San Diego Convention Center, where he first encountered the migrant youth who would inspire Our Lady of the San Diego Convention Center.
There is a distinct, defiant magic that happens when queer storytelling plants its roots exactly where it is needed most.
Oyster Mill Playhouse stages the world premiere of Rob Urbinati’s Bad Seed under the direction of Matthew Golden, running September 11-27.
The Canadian premiere of Marin Ireland's Pre-Existing Condition, currently in performances through September 27th, marks Kash's Coal Mine Theatre directorial debut.
“She’s larger than life,” Melinda Page Hamilton shares.
This month, Rutledge brings her solo cabaret Good Grief, Dru Rutledge! back to Fuse Theatre Ensemble, after workshopping it at the Fertile Ground festival and performing it in her hometown.
Director Devon Hayakawa discusses making their solo directing debut with the Chicago area premiere of MEAN GIRLS at Paramount Theatre, a fierce, campy, and Gen-Z take on the hit musical set in 2026.
Madison Palmer discusses originating the role of Dyanne in Paramount Theatre's long-running production of MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET, now staged in the immersive Stolp Island Theatre designed to feel like 1956 Sun Studio.
Director Tony Isbell discusses staging Amy Herzog's adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE at Playhouse on the Square's Circuit Playhouse, running September 11 through October 4, 2026 in Memphis.
Elizabeth Aspenlieder discusses playing Betty in C.
Director James Warwick discusses staging C.
After a run at Mayflower Studios Southampton this month, Thom Southerland’s adaptation of Wladyslaw Szpilman’s memoir, The Piano, is coming to the Park Theatre in London.
Chef Antelmo Ambrosio is one of Merchants Hospitality’s Award-Winning Culinary Experts.
An interview with the dialect coach of the Ovation Theatre's production of Come From Away in Bakersfield, CA.
The 9/10 show touches on everything from sex parties and weight loss to losing elections.
new theatre season is here.
Melo Ludwig is making her national tour and theatrical debut as Meg Giry in Phantom of the Opera, a milestone she admits still feels unbelievable.
Celebrated Canadian actors Sophia Walker and André Morin are, as they say, 'booked and busy.
John Strysik is the adaptor/director of The Case-Book of C.
Playwright and GALA Artistic Director Gustavo Ott discusses the world premiere of GARBO: THE ACTOR WHO SAVED THE WORLD, a true-story WWII espionage thriller running September 3 through 27, 2026 at GALA Hispanic Theatre.
The actress, known for roles including Ashley Pfister on Happy Days and Pam's mother Helene in The Office, talks her new bass album and one-woman show 9/16 to 10/18
HERE'S TO US! Celebrating thirty years of presenting not oft-enough produced musicals from Broadway to Los Angeles! Featuring memorable songs from critically acclaimed productions including Titanic, Fanny, The Pajama Game, Sunday in the Park with George, and many more, the concert offers audiences…
I talk with Adam Brett, lead of the hit murder mystery musical Clue, coming to the Ahamnson Theatre September 8th to September 12th for only seven performances on its second North American Broadway tour.
I spoke with The Arsonists director Luke Harlan, an award-winning director and Emmy-nominated producer whose work spans theater, television, and feature films, about his vision for the production about ordinary people who allow something dangerous to enter their lives, setting a pattern that can…
“I thought what I was writing was fiction but some of the groundwork I laid out in the play actually came in helpful when it became time to actually deal with the real life situation,.
BroadwayWorld spoke with adapter and director Carey Perloff ahead of the world premiere of Oedipus: King/Colonus - revisiting Sophocles, balancing the roles of writer and director, and creating an immersive theatrical experience for modern audiences.
The singer is bringing an encore performance of her cabaret show, TEMPORARILY LOST, to the Midtown New York hotspot Don't Tell Mama.
Presented by New Musical Theater Nashville in partnership with ASCAP (The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers), The First Stage gives local Nashville composers and writers a chance to showcase their new work by performing 45-minute excerpts from original musicals in development.
Black Rose Theater ATX founder Zell Miller talks about the legacy behind Austin’s newest theatre company, the Jazz Aesthetic that shapes its work, creating space for Black and Brown artists, and launching with the deeply personal world premiere of And She Was Loved.
“There’s a sound to her music that feels visceral.
Angela Travino is making her solo-show debut at Joe’s Pub, after spending eight years serving drinks in the very same space.
This season felt big and important, and it was really important for me to sort of look back at where we've come from, what's brought us here, and where we're going from here.
Coulter offers a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to curate and reimagine a catalog so deeply embedded in the American theater canon.
