Interview: Allen Barton of THE DIFFICULTY ADJUSTMENT at The Beverly Hills Playhouse
Allen Barton’s THE DIFFICULTY ADJUSTMENT concerns two financial crises, and how two men across twenty years respond to them.
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Allen Barton’s THE DIFFICULTY ADJUSTMENT concerns two financial crises, and how two men across twenty years respond to them.
Shawn comes by way of his storytelling technique authentically.
Secrets, friendship, and Latin pop take the stage in Central Drama's Sincera-Miente: YO at Austin’s George Washington Carver Museum.
When Arkansas native Grant Huneycutt was cast as circus henchman Wade in the first national tour of Water for Elephants, he had no idea he'd also be playing another very important part: the back half of arguably the production's biggest showstopper, Rosie the elephant.
As their senior year unfolds, four Little Rock Central High School theatre students are reflecting on the friendships, experiences, and lessons that have shaped their time on stage.
Recently, we had the chance to speak with Brenock O’Connor, who plays Woyzeck, and Jade Oswald, who plays Marie.
From Rome to New York: Teatro Grattacielo recently presented Puccini's Suor Angelica in Italy, in Campobasso and in Sulmona, and most recently it was seen at the State Theater in Stara Zagora, in Bulgaria.
Based on the bestselling memoir by Mitch Albom, the story explores the meaning of friendship, the importance of human connection, and the life lessons that can come from the most unexpected places.
What better time to ponder ‘freedom’ than during America’s semiquincentennial, whose celebrations this year have stirred conflict in people? Dominique Morisseau didn't write Confederates for the nation’s birthday, but it feels especially poignant.
The West Coast premiere of The Laugh Track written by Wendy MacLeod is a new comedy inspired by the real-life experiences of Madelyn Pugh, one of Hollywood’s first female television writers who worked on I Love Lucy when it aired on CBS from 1951 to 1957.
When she was growing up, actress Chelsea LeValley probably would have struggled to name a Sheryl Crow single, let alone sing one.
Winner of four Tony Awards, including Best Musical, The Outsiders brings S.
ABBA hits, Broadway magic, and pure joy! 🎤✨ We chat with Mamma Mia! star Grant Reynolds about bringing the ultimate feel-good musical to the BJCC Concert Hall this Nov 17–22.
Daniel Passer directs the two one-acts in true repertory style, with each of the six actors - Rachel Avery, Justin Blanchard, Barry Del Sherman, Julie Mann, Ryan Nebreja and Kody Nelson - performing in both plays.
JOB, by Max Wolf Friedlich, runs at Cygnet Theatre through November 1, 2026, at The Joan in San Diego.
GRAMMY® nominated pianist and composer Charu Suri will be playing a split bill at Carnegie Hall on Friday, Nov.
The electrifying, riveting rock opera The Who's Tommy plays at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre through November 15th and I go behind the scenes to talk with rising star Chase Graham (ensemble).
Five-time Tony Award-winning Broadway performer and producer LaChanze is headed to Boston to make her Vivo Performing Arts concert debut on Sunday, November 1, at Berklee Performance Center.
The Historic Malco Theatre in Hot Springs, Arkansas, is entering an exciting new chapter.
You wouldn't know it from talking to him but actor Danny Becker, who was born in Great Britain and is making his American principal debut in the Rubic0n Theatre Company's production of Ragtime has a lot more in common with his character, the Latvian Jew Tateh, than you might expect.
For more than five decades, David Suzuki has been a leading voice in environmental activism, educating audiences about science and the importance of protecting our planet.
The King of Christmas is touring with a holiday show in honor of his latest album of happy Christmas music.
The Black Swamp Players will present The Minutes by Tracy Letts November 6-8 & 13-15, 2026.
The national tour of BEETLEJUICE arrives at Houston’s Hobby Center November 3–8, with David Wilson making his national tour debut as Adam, the original owner of the house who haunts the newest tenants.
Edwin Aparicio discusses 22 years of GALA’s Fuego Flamenco Festival and the world premiere of ENTRE DOS SOMBRAS, an homage to Ana Martínez, Paco de Málaga, and Muriel Hasbun, November 13 through 15, 2026.
We spoke with comedian Tayler Yarish about what goes into self-producing a standup comedy special, and his advice for anyone interested in filming their own
The curtain never truly falls on an actor’s life—it simply transitions to the everyday stage.
Coachella Valley Repertory will present four productions during its 2026–2027 season, beginning with THE MINUTES on October 28 and concluding with a regional premiere of LES MISÉRABLES in February 2027.
BroadwayWorld Omaha representative Analisa Swerczek sat down with Nasia Thomas, currently starring as Viola Van Horn on the Death Becomes Her tour arriving in Omaha TONIGHT!
Vanessa Severo discusses writing and performing FRIDA.
Mo Bailey discusses playing Joyce Byers and puppet Will in Shifted Lens’ STRANGER SINGS! THE PARODY MUSICAL, running October 31 through November 14, 2026 at the new Storyteller Theater in Aurora, CO.
Fresh from its acclaimed Off-Broadway run, A Bodega Princess Remembers La Fiesta de Los Reyes Magos, 1998 makes its Florida premiere as part of Pinellas County Theatre Week.
Named one of the top 500 jazz vocalists of all time by noted jazz critic Scott Yanow, Laurie has played at legendary venues such as JVC Jazz Festival, Iridium and B.
'Behind the comedy of that trope is a very sincere story about wanting to fit in and wanting to matter and, in the end, gaining courage to believe in yourself.
Rachel Bloom is currently making her Broadway debut as Toinette in The Imaginary Invalid.
Puppeteer Jordan Brownlee discusses reprising Doc Bullfrog, Chuck Stoat, and Tiny Squirrel in JIM HENSON’S EMMET OTTER’S JUG-BAND CHRISTMAS at OFC Creations Theatre in Rochester, November 25 through December 12, 2026.
The classic 1947 American romantic drama The Heiress was written by real-life spouses Ruth Goetz and Augustus Goetz, based on the novel Washington Square by Henry James.
Valisia LeKae has been seen on Broadway and on tour in MAMMA MIA!, THE THREEPENNY OPERA, ALL SHOOK UP, 110 IN THE SHADE, RAGTIME, and THE BOOK OF MORMON.