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We talk often about loving the arts, but far less about how that love is sustained over time.

Audience members who enjoy Shakespeare but are looking for a new take on his classic stories, or those who have struggled with Shakespeare in the past, will enjoy THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.

Broadway superstars Steven Pasquale and Phillipa Soo have been married for almost a decade, and yet New York City audiences have not yet seen them together onstage.

Orange Tree Theatre is presenting Richard Eyre’s new adaptation of August Strindberg’s Dance of Death.

On February 22, 2026, Flipphone Events brings the heat to Heated Rivalry Drag Brunch at Quincy Hall in Minneapolis, featuring a special performance by Locky Brownlie, the creator and star of BROLESQUE.

New York City Center has released new footage of songs from the current Encores! production of High Spirits.

So THIS is what cabaret looks like! (And, in Jeff Harnar's hands, it always has.

Today’s subject Susan Jaffe is currently living her theatre and dance lives as the Artistic Director of One the country’ finest dance companies American Ballet Theatre (ABT).

Lighting designer Justin Townsend is sharing how Just In Time became an 'all-access' experience for its recent relaxed performance for TDF.

De Nationale Opera will present the Opera Forward Festival from March 6-15, 2026, marking its 10th anniversary with a series of innovative performances.

In a Manhattan studio, Siddharth Dutta sketches the contours of a stage set while considering the movement of performers across it.

On a January evening at Bryant Park’s Bank of America Winter Village ice rink, the sound of a single voice carried across the ice.

Isaac Powell, Broadway star of the recent revivals of ONCE ON THIS ISLAND and WEST SIDE STORY, plays a key role in the new Charli XCX film THE MOMENT, which recently premiered at Sundance and is now playing in movie theaters across the country.

In this interview, Brown reflects on what drew him to the production, his approach to playing Noah, and why this thoughtful, unflashy play feels especially resonant right now.

​​​​​​​MN Opera's world premiere of the new opera, My Name is Florence, recently wrapped up its run but we were lucky enough to catch up with the director prior to the closure for a quick chat.

With exuberant dramatic tension and ballroom fluidity in blocking, the South Shore Theatre Experience’s production of “And Then There Were None” was filled with tension, retribution, and an impressive number of blood packets.

The Happiest Man on Earth is the kind of show that quietly asks you to sit down, listen, and really pay attention.

Even if you’ve never seen a single production, chances are you’ve at least heard of Swan Lake.

This week’s newsletter brings together stories of accountability, advocacy, and adaptation across the theatre world.

ROCK OF AGES is mostly cheese.

Theatrical Outfit’s world premier BLEEDING HEARTS written by Atlanta playwright Steve Yockey and directed by Sean Daniels starts with ferocious comedic momentum that feels equal parts Oscar Wilde on SNL, the 2014 Adult Swim cult TOO MANY COOKS, and a virtul signalers wrestling match.

Two Nails, One Love is a show about how our stories shape who we are, and how we far more in common with our family than we sometimes believe.

What does it actually take to inhabit the soul of a global icon every night? In my latest sit-down for BroadwayWorld Birmingham, I caught up with Jordan Markus, the powerhouse leading the First National Tour of MJ the Musical.

Wer Tim Burtons Film liebt, wird von der handwerklichen Wucht dieser Bremerhavener Inszenierung begeistert sein.

In December, word started spreading that the venue we know as 54 Below was hitting the rental market.