Gabriela Torres to Perform IN MY OWN KEY at The Green Room 42
Gabriela Sofia Torres will perform In My Own Key: An Eclectic Evening of Original Music, Improvisation, and Songs That Shaped Me at The Green Room 42 at Hudson Local.
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Uptown Players to Open 25th Anniversary Season with Texas Premiere of DESIGNING WOMAN
Uptown Players announced the Texas premiere of DESIGNING WOMEN: THE PLAY, written by series creator Linda Bloodworth-Thomason and directed by Linda Leonard, at the Kalita Humphreys Theater. The cast includes Catherine Langley, Shannon J. McGrann, Catherine D. DuBord and Rhonda Triana.
Photos: Ian McKellen and Taylor Russell in Rehearsals for LEAR at The Yard Theatre
The Yard Theatre has released rehearsal photos of Ian McKellen, Taylor Russell, and the cast of LEAR, a new play inspired by Shakespeare's KING LEAR, beginning performances November 17.
Review: The Memory Lives On in CATS THE MUSICAL's Return to Singapore
CATS fans rejoice! The Jellicle Ball is back in town, and it dazzles in the same choreographed purr-fection it’s best known for. This production is traditional CATS at its finest, featuring the iconic choreography and design executed perfectly.
Interview: Max Bryant of PARIS COUTURE EXHIBITION at Minneapolis Institute Of Art
From intricate embroidery to iconic designs, fashion has always had a place in the art world. Minneapolis audiences have an opportunity to experience that firsthand with Paris Couture, a new exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) exploring French fashion from the late nineteenth…
Review: THE YELLOW WALLPAPER at Little Apple Theatre Company
Some stories stay with us long after we've finished reading them. Charlotte Perkins Gilman's The Yellow Wallpaper is one of those stories. First published in 1892, it remains a powerful examination of women's mental health, isolation, and what happens when someone else's judgment takes precedence…
Review: A timely THE WASH at Front Porch Arts Collective
What did our critic think of THE WASH at Front Porch Arts Collective?
Review: THE SMUGGLER at Shangana Theatre
Four years after its Portland premiere, THE SMUGGLER is back and it cuts deeper than before. Tom O’Leary is excellent as a desperate man in search of the elusive American Dream.
Feature: RITA DEANIN ABBEY ART MUSEUM PRESENTS EL CAMINO: A MUSICAL JOURNEY NOV. 14
The Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum is welcoming audiences back for the second season of its signature RDA Performs concert series. Titled “Movement,” the 2026–27 season explores the ways music connects the body and spirit through cinema, culture, storytelling, song, theater and dance. The next…
Review: INTO THE WOODS at Coronado Playhouse
Coronado Playhouse’s production of 'Into the Woods' finds plenty of humor and heart in this wonderfully tangled tale.
Review: Ego Death's YEAR ONE at Greenhouse Theater Center
Ego Death Theatre Collective enters its third season with a timely production of Year One exploring how strong the bonds of familial love are when put to the test against blind loyalty, nationalism, and complacency.
Interview: Married Couple Alan Blumenfeld and Katherine James on Portraying ROMEO AND JULIET at age 75 in TIME ENOUGH FOR LOVE
William Shakespeare’s classic tale of lovers caught between their families and their love gets a new twist when Open Fist Theatre Company presents Romeo and Juliet: Time Enough for Love at Atwater Village Theatre November 13 through December 19. Conceived and directed by Christian Lebano, it…
Review: MADAMA BUTTERFLY at Washington National Opera
Paradigms are broken--thematically, logistically, and vision-wise --in the Washington National Opera’s innovatively reconfigured, and forward-looking production of the beloved opera Madama Butterfly. Paradigms aside, the glorious music of Puccini is always the compelling reason that this opera has…
Previews: CINDERELLA at Eight O'Clock Theatre
On stage through November 15, Eight O'Clock Theatre brings the magic of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella to life in a dazzling production inspired by the beloved Brandy and Whitney Houston television classic. Featuring enchanting songs, spectacular costumes, stunning special effects, and a…
Interview: Jen Silverman on Houston Productions of THE ROOMMATE and COLLECTIVE RAGE at Stages, Mildred's Umbrella, and Theatre Suburbia
Broadway World writer Brett Cullum tracked Jen down and asked them what they thought about their Houston renaissance lately.
Review: Broadway Across Canada’s BEAUTY AND THE BEAST allows us to relive true magic in the rival-to-lover trope.
There were multiple occasions when, as an adult, I was completely in awe of how the cast and crew of Beauty and the Beast managed to pull off an effect. The story revolves around magic so it only makes sense to have that same enchanted quality to this performance.
Review: DEATH BECOMES HER at DPAC
Jackie Burns and Kristen Beth Williams deliver powerhouse performances and electric chemistry in a wickedly entertaining production filled with dazzling costumes, breathtaking design, and jaw-dropping theatrical illusions.
INTERVEW: More Than a Laugh - Bringing Frank to Life in Mrs. Doubtfire
Mrs. Doubtfire is a beloved comedy about a father willing to go to extraordinary lengths to stay connected with his children. The musical adaptation brings that familiar story to the stage, while also giving some of its supporting characters a little more room to shine.
Review: TROILUS & CRESSIDA at The Canon Shakespeare Company
Shakespeare’s rarely staged TROILUS & CRESSIDA becomes a story told among neighbors in 1930s Appalachia, with rich performances, fierce fights, and a welcoming adaptation for longtime fans and newcomers alike.
Review: Broadway in Cincinnati to Present THE SOUND OF MUSIC
The Sound of Music is, without a doubt, one of the most famous musicals ever written. It’s a genuine American masterpiece, and thanks to the film adaptation starring Julie Andrews, it’s become a household staple that has been passed down from generation to generation. Its newest stage outing on…
Review: DEAR EDWINA JR at Pulaski Academy High School in Little Rock
One of my favorite things about educational theatre is watching young performers discover their talents, but I get even more excited when schools let their students take charge! Pulaski Academy in Little Rock did just that with its November 7 and 8 production of DEAR EDWINA JR. at the Connor…
Review: BISEXUAL SADNESS at Jarrott Productions
It’s true. BISEXUAL SADNESS is funnier than it sounds. Written by already prolific 29-year-old playwright India Kotis, whose pedigree includes father Greg Kotis of URINETOWN fame, the play addresses, well—bisexual sadness. It’s exactly what the play is about. Our bisexual, cisgender protagonist…
Photos: Tedd Firth's 50th Birthday Celebration concert at Birdland NYC
Tedd Firth's 5oth birthday at Birdland NYC. Pianist/Music director Tedd Firth brought a Big Band and Broadway & Nightclub star guest singers to his Birthday Concert. Guests included Bernadette Peters, Tom Wopat, Brian Stokes Mitchell, & Marilyn Maye.
Voting Open for the 2026 BroadwayWorld Kansas City Awards
Voting is now open for the 2026 BroadwayWorld Kansas City Awards. The 2026 Regional Awards honor regional productions, touring shows, and more which had their first performance between October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026.
Chris Principe Shares “JUDGE & JURY” Single and Video, Ahead of Early 2027 EP
Chris Principe, a founding member and bassist of indie-rock band Hooray For Earth, announced his new single “Judge & Jury,” a socially conscious track about how prejudice is learned. The song was written in response to ICE raids and political division in America, and is the third single from his…
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