Review: PUBLIC ENEMY at Canadian Stage
by Ilana Lucas - September 28, 2022 Canadian Stage’s PUBLIC ENEMY is a modern dining-room drama where opinions are loudly aired and ignored. Effectively staged by Brendan Healy, with an impressive cast inhabiting its dysfunctional but believable characters, it’s like watching a conversation by your most frustrating group of relatives.... 
Review Roundup: Zachary Quinto, Calista Flockhart, Graham Phillips & Aimee Carrero in Geffen Playhouse's WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?
by Alan Henry - May 04, 2022 See what the critics had to say about Geffen Playhouse's production of Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, directed by Gordon Greenberg (Guys and Dolls, Irving Berlin's Holiday). ... 
BWW Review: THE 47TH, The Old Vic
by Cindy Marcolina - April 09, 2022 One for the money, two for the show. The second play written by Mike Bartlett has now opened in London. With a revival of Cock running at the Ambassadors and Scandaltown opening in Hammersmith next week, the playwright is quite the rarity, one of the very few to’ve had multiple productions on at the... 
VIDEO: Stromae Reveals Official Music Video for New Single 'Fils de Joie'
by Michael Major - March 07, 2022 Following the release of his critically acclaimed studio album, ‘Multitude’, internationally acclaimed Belgian-born artist, writer, performer, producer, designer and director Stromae has shared the official music video for his latest single, ‘Fils De Joie.’ Watch the new music video now!... 
NYP Lawsuit: Osnes Says She Was Never Terminated From CRAZY FOR YOU & Withdrew Before Rehearsals Ever Began
by Team BWW - September 19, 2022 BroadwayWorld has obtained a copy of the lawsuit in which Laura Osnes accuses the New York Post of defamation with respect to an article they published on August 12, 2021. The article, written by Ian Mohr and Oli Coleman, stated that Osnes was fired from a benefit performance of Crazy For You at Gui... 
Review: HAMILTON at Kennedy Center Opera House
by Mary Lincer - August 08, 2022 What did our critic think of HAMILTON at Kennedy Center Opera House? Hamilton, the 11 Tony award-winning musical, has returned to the Kennedy Center Opera House through October 9. ... 
Review Roundup: Jefferson Mays Brings One-Man A CHRISTMAS CAROL To Broadway!
by A.A. Cristi - November 21, 2022 Tony Award winner Jefferson Mays' stars in the new Broadway production of his universally celebrated, one man virtuoso, tour-de-force performance in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.... 
Couch Slut Announce New Full-Length Album 'You Could Do It Tonight'
by Michael Major - February 20, 2024 NYC misfits Couch Slut have played a veritable strain of drug-fueled, incendiary, hardcore noise rock since 2013. Led by Megan Osztrosits' infernal roar and subversive, vitriolic lyrics, the quintet returns with their fourth full-length opus You Could Do It Tonight. The record feels like both a summ... 
Author Anja Høvik Strømsted Releases New Literary Novel THE DEAD-HONEST TRUTH ACCORDING TO JAZZ
by Chloe Rabinowitz - July 11, 2023 Author filmmaker, and artist Anja Høvik Strømsted has releasd her new literary novel, The Dead-Honest Truth According to Tazz.... 
Review: Pittsburgh CLO's INTO THE WOODS Restores the Weirdness at Benedum Center
by Greg Kerestan - June 30, 2023 Forty years of productions and a Disney movie have made the show cuddly, but this CLO production restores the weirdness and wackiness at the show's edges.... 
BWW Review: A RAISIN IN THE SUN at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
by Timoth David Copney - February 08, 2022 ...it is as fine a theatrical treatment of this oft-produced - not though not oft enough - play as I’ve ever seen... 
Review Roundup: I NEED THAT Starring Danny DeVito Opens On Broadway
by Chloe Rabinowitz - November 02, 2023 Read the reviews for I Need That starring Danny DeVito on Broadway.... 
Seth Meyers to Host PEN America Literary Awards Honoring Elaine May & More
by Chloe Rabinowitz - February 02, 2022 PEN America today announced writer and Emmy Award-winning late night host Seth Meyers, who has uplifted countless authors’ voices—as the host for the organization’s 2022 Literary Awards, which return this year as a momentous in-person event, on February 28 at New York City’s Town Hall (123 W 43rd St... 
Review: THE LIGHT FANTASTIC at Road Less Traveled Theater
by Michael Rabice - February 23, 2024 It's not often that a horror story or the supernatural takes to the stage, so when a comedy turns dark, you know you're in for a night of the unknown. Ike Holter's play THE LIGHT FANTASTIC is full of surprises, twists and turns that kept the opening night audience engrossed in Road Less Traveled Pr... 
Review: CONTEMPT, VAULT Festival
by Cindy Marcolina - March 19, 2023 While the writing is gripping and Gabrielle Nellis-Pain’s performance is excellent, there’s something missing. Catherine’s colleagues are ancient ghosts through the hallowed corridors as she puts on a sleazy, raspy voice to portray them against her well-spoken main character. ... 
Sunday Morning Michael Dale: The Fire This Time Festival's 13th Year of Spotlighting Early-Career Playwrights From The African Diaspora
by Michael Dale - July 10, 2022 With a name lending new urgency to a rhyming couplet from the African-American spiritual 'Mary, Don't You Weep' ('God gave Noah the rainbow sign / No more water, the fire next time') the annual Fire This Time Festival has produced dozens of ten-minutes plays in its mission to 'provide a platform for... 
Interview: Sharon McNight of SURVIVING CABARET: 40 YEARS OF STORIED SONGS at The Green Room 42
by Michael Walters - April 09, 2023 The diva returns to New York with a new show full of Music and Laughs.... 
BWW Review: SHE LOVES ME At the Public Theatre San Antonio at The Public Theatre San Antonio
by Bryan Stanton - June 09, 2022 What did our critic think of She Loves Me in San Antonio? She Loves Me at the Public Theatre San Antonio is a quality night of entertainment for those seeking a comedic, yet endearing love story....
Sunday Morning Michael Dale: The Fire This Time Festival's 13th Year of Spotlighting Early-Career Playwrights From The African Diaspora
by Michael Dale - July 10, 2022 With a name lending new urgency to a rhyming couplet from the African-American spiritual 'Mary, Don't You Weep' ('God gave Noah the rainbow sign / No more water, the fire next time') the annual Fire This Time Festival has produced dozens of ten-minutes plays in its mission to 'provide a platform for... 
Review: GRENFELL: SYSTEM FAILURE SCENES FROM THE INQUIRY, Playground Theatre
by Gary Naylor - February 24, 2023 Following up Value Engineering, Richard Norton-Taylor and Nicolas Kent once more let the evidence speak for itself in a piece of verbatim theatre that still manages to shock us... 
ID and discovery+ Offer New Specials, Podcasts & More With New Content Slate
by Michael Major - May 18, 2022 Signature returning series this upfront season include: AMERICAN DETECTIVE WITH LT. JOE KENDA, IN PURSUIT WITH JOHN WASLH, UNDERCOVER UNDERAGE, EVIL LIVES HERE, REASONABLE DOUBT, MURDER UNDER THE FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS, PEOPLE MAGAZINE INVESTIGATES and ON THE CASE WITH PAULA ZAHN, among others.... 
Stromae Announces Additional Arena Tour Dates
by Michael Major - April 05, 2022 Stromae continues to command audiences worldwide, as his North American arena tour sees new dates added and others sell out, including added shows at New York’s legendary Madison Square Garden and Montreal’s Bell Centre. A new show at the Shrine Auditorium has also been announced in Los Angeles.... 
Review: MILLENNIALS, The Other Palace
by Katie Kirkpatrick - July 18, 2022 A ball pit, inflatable flamingos, beanbags, a pink shiny wall, beach balls, and a giant avocado. Walking into the transformed Studio at The Other Palace is like stepping into a pink and green Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, where unexpected fun lies around every corner.... 
Review: LEAST LIKE THE OTHER, SEARCHING FOR ROSEMARY KENNEDY, Royal Opera House, Linbury Theatre
by Gary Naylor - January 18, 2023 An extraordinary, powerful, moving multimedia work that gives voice to Rosemary Kennedy, denied it for over 60 years.... 
Review: THE WHALE at The Gaslight Theatre
by James Lindhorst - April 06, 2024 This is an excellent production of a story that is difficult to watch. The direction is sharp, the acting is flawless, and the technical theatre quality is first rate. The artists at St. Louis Actors’ studio have milked every bit of emotion they can wring from a strong script with, what was for me, ... |
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