Danny Worsnop to Release New Single 'Until The End Of Time'
Danny Worsnop announced a new single, 'Until The End Of Time,' marking his latest solo release from the Asking Alexandria frontman....
FIGURE IT OUT TV Listings and Info
What do you get when you have four celebrities and one super talented kid? Figure It Out! In this game a panel of celebrity judges has to guess a kid's bizarre and awesome talent by asking 'yes' or 'no' questions. Hosted by the hilarious Jeff Sutphen, this show is bound to deliver laughs, surprises and lots and lots of slime.
Interview: Mary Zimmerman on Her Off-Broadway Return Directing GIULIA: THE POISON QUEEN OF PALERMO
It has been over twenty years since Mary Zimmerman directed a show off or on Broadway. In our new interview, she discusses her return off-Broadway, directing Jennifer Nettles’ Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo....
Ann Noble's DEAD MAN to be Presented at Echo Theater Company
The Butterfly Effect is written and directed by Ann Noble, will be presented at The Echo Theater Company. direct from its run at the Hollywood Fringe Festival....
Interview: Jack Swanson of VOCALISE at VOCALISE
Opera audiences know Jack Swanson for his performances on many of the world's leading stages, from the Metropolitan Opera and San Francisco Opera to engagements across Europe. But it wasn't a role onstage that recently caught his attention—it was what singers were finding offstage in pharmacies ab...
Exclusive: ORIGINAL SOUND Stars Constantine Maroulis & Ari Notartomaso Talk Collaboration, Success & Finding Your People
The worlds of pop music and theater are converging in Original Sound, a new film based on the off-Broadway play by Adam Seidel. BroadwayWorld caught up with stage and screen stars Constantine Maroulis and Ari Notartomaso to discuss the new project....
KIDS MAKE ME ANGRY By Kevin Hart To Debut On Audible This June
Kevin Hart's third Audible Original, KIDS MAKE ME ANGRY, chronicles his 21-year parenting journey through eight phases of fatherhood, blending self-deprecating humor with personal reflection on growing up without a father....
Interview: With BIG MISTAKES, Jacob Gutierrez Jumps Into the World of Television
Aladdin star Jacob Gutierrez spoke to BroadwayWorld about his role in the new Netflix series Big Mistakes, where he shares the screen with co-creator Dan Levy....
Review: APPLE HUNTERS! at Artists Rep
What did our critic think of APPLE HUNTERS! at Artists Rep?...
Video: Inside Opening Night of BECKY SHAW
Earlier this week, Broadway officially added Becky Shaw to the 2025/26 season line-up. Gina Gionfriddo’s play is directed by Trip Cullman, and now running at Second Stage's Hayes Theater. Watch in this video as the whole company celebrates the special night!...
How 'Ben of Broadway' Became a New York Times Crossword Stumper
The Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle has a reputation for being difficult to solve. Part of the reason is that the puzzles feature increasing daily difficulty that peaks on that day each week. So it's no surprise to encounter some clues in the Sunday edition that leave you scratching your head...
Cracking the Equation: Thomas Kail Is Making a PROOF for a New Generation
Being back on Broadway is never something Thomas Kail takes for granted. As he prepares to bring Proof back to the stage—this time at the Booth Theatre—the Tony-winning director is approaching the beloved play with both reverence and curiosity. Kail is focused on rediscovering what makes the pie...
Scott Ellis is Polishing Up Noël Coward’s Overlooked Gem, FALLEN ANGELS
Throughout his lifetime, from his teens to his sixties, the great Noël Coward wrote over 50 plays. Some of them, like Hay Fever, Private Lives, Present Laughter, and Blithe Spirit, have become staples in the theatrical canon. Fallen Angels is not one of them... and yet, this spring, Broadway w...
Student Blog: Dream Even Bigger
One thing about me is that I’ve always dreamed really big. I’ve never thought about what would happen if I didn’t get where I wanted to - I just always knew I was going to go for it and figure it out later. I’ve always had that mentality. ...
TEN TIMES I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN I WAS AUTISTIC Adds Performance at the United Solo Theatre Festival
Based on demand, Ten Times I Should Have Known I Was Autistic, a one man play, written and performed by Keith Varney has added an additional performance at Theater row - Theater 1....
Review: Sara Chase's KAHN-CEPT Brings Madeline Kahn Back to Life at The Beechman
Sara Chase brought Madeline Kahn back to life at The Laurie Beechman with a new twist on the cabaret bio show. Her good script, beautiful soprano and top-notch support made for a very entertaining 75 minutes...
Keith Varney's TEN TIMES I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN I WAS AUTISTIC is Coming to The United Solo Theatre
Ten Times I Should Have Known I Was Autistic, a one man play, written and performed by Keith Varney will play Theatre Row – Theater 1. Learn how to attend!...
Interview: Jimmy Mak of FREAK SHOW at Shadowbox Live!
Jimmy Mak, the head writer for the Shadowbox Live! theater troupe, isn’t one to throw an idea away. The Mak-penned “Cereal Killers” is one of eight new sketches in Shadowbox Live’s Halloween-themed FREAK SHOW, performed 7:30 p.m....
When AI Replaces Targeting: What Meta’s 2026 Update Means for Theater Marketing
Year after year, more advertising platforms push marketers to rely on their AI tools. Meta, which remains one of the most important digital channels for the live entertainment world, has been especially aggressive in this shift. The centerpiece of its automation push is Advantage+, a suite of AI-dri...
Interview: Rob Ackerman of BACKTALK at Abbey Theater Of Dublin
“We all have voices in our heads. Even the people who say they don't have (that inner voice), have one. You have these little suggestions you get from somewhere that aren’t from you. In BACKTALK, we have a double love story between our inner life and our buttoned up life, and that plays out on s...
Review Roundup: WEATHER GIRL at St. Ann's Warehouse
The St. Ann's Warehouse season kicked off with the multi-award-winning Weather Girl, written by Outer Range creator Brian Watkins and directed by Tyne Rafaeli. This prescient play is a darkly funny, dizzying rampage into the soul of American strangeness. It is also a showcase of the tremendous tr...
Review: I HAVE A SECRET TO TELL YOU... at The Kennedy Center Theater Lab
The Kennedy Center’s Local Dance Comissioning Project (LDCP) 2024/2025 awardees Jamison Curcio and Shanice Mason presented a vulnerable, metaphysical dance autobiography in I have a secret to tell you…. ...
Deconstructing Directing Launches The Upstream Director's Studio To Support 30,000+ Theatre Directors
Deconstructing Directing, the free online library transforming how directors learn and grow, is proud to announce the launch of The Upstream Director's Studio, a groundbreaking professional development program designed specifically for the tens of thousands of directors working in schools, universit...
Interview: Alysia Velez of IN THE HEIGHTS at Theatre Under The Stars
Broadway may have first met her with a long blonde wig in the hit revival of Into the Woods, but Houston audiences are falling in love with her all over again—this time with hoop earrings, bold dreams, and sky-high heels. ...
Student Blog: My Second Act
I’ve been a student for basically my entire life. I have not always known what lay ahead for me but I always had classes and homework to keep me busy and keep me grounded. Now, however, having just graduated with my master’s degree, I took my proverbial final bow for this era of my life. In this...
Review: DADS at 12th Ave Arts
DADS doesn’t so much invite you in as dare you to stick around long enough to figure it out. Now playing at 12th Ave Arts, this messy, physical, and defiantly queer performance — created and performed by the Drama Tops duo Elby Brosch and Shane Donohue — explores grief through endurance, irony...
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