A FEW GOOD MEN Director Michael Arden On Finding New Truths In An Aaron Sorkin Classic
For BroadwayWorld’s Fall Preview, Michael Arden discusses the renewed urgency of Aaron Sorkin’s A Few Good Men and directing Bradley Whitford as Colonel Jessup.
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Review: THE ADDAMS FAMILY MUSICAL at BrightSide Theatre
Opening its 15th season, BrightSide Theatre in Naperville is presenting The Addams Family Musical which runs through October 18,. The musical, written by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, with music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa, is the first time the familiar characters created by Charles Addams…
Review: JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN at TPAC's Johnson Theatre
Like many students, I had to read The Crucible in high school. I may not be the biggest fan of Arthur Miller’s classic work, but I’m open to discussion on it. When I first heard about Kimberly Belflower’s John Proctor Is The Villain, I was curious to see where this title was going.
Review: DOJA CAT - TOUR MA VIE WORLD TOUR at Target Center
The Minneapolis stop of her Tour Ma Vie World Tour brought a crowd that was there to dance, sing and see what Doja would come up with next. The show moved comfortably between pop, R&B, funk and hip-hop, with plenty of humor mixed into the performance.
Review: SMALL TOWN at Ogunquit Playhouse
If memory serves, John Mellencamp last performed in Maine about a decade ago. Now, his songs have a new way to live on in the form of a musical having its world premiere at the Ogunquit Playhouse.
Previews: THE BODYGUARD MUSICAL NATIONAL TOUR at Broadway In Toledo
Broadway in Toledo will open its 2026–27 season with the North American tour of The Bodyguard, arriving at the Stranahan Theatre October 15–18, 2026. Directed by Samantha Saltzman, this all-new, reimagined production begins its national tour in the Glass City, giving Toledo audiences an exclusive…
Review: SAILING at Florida Studio Theatre
Farewell to the scorching sun rays of summer, dear friends! FST joyously unveils the commencement of their 2026-27 Cabaret chronicles with an absolute gem tailored for us Sarasota folks! With SAILING: YACHT ROCK AND BEYOND, we are gently ensconced within the snug embrace of melodious waves that…
Review: THE DA VINCI CODE at Road Less Traveled Theater
Rarely has a novel been such a blockbuster as Dan Brown’s 2003 THE DA VINCI CODE. It seems like every one has read it or knows someone who has. This was the second of Brown's novels that introduced Harvard Scholar Robert Landon, a noted symbologist whose first outing was the equally famous ANGELS…
Review: Alex Edelman’s JUST FOR US Takes on Antisemitism with Sensitivity and Humor
Alex Edelman’s one-man showcleverly places the audience in his own shoes. He disarms with humor then sensitively discusses antisemitism, Judaism, assimilation, and hatred. Jacob Flekier, starring as Alex Edelman, is likable. His entrance felt a bit awkward, telling what Edelman calls “dumb jokes”…
Review: PIPPIN at Arizona Broadway Theatre
There is something wonderfully deceptive about PIPPIN. On the surface, it’s a musical about a young prince who wants to do something extraordinary with his life. It gives him wars to fight, kingdoms to conquer, women to pursue, a father to challenge…and, in Arizona Broadway Theatre’s exhilarating…
Review: FALL FOR DANCE FESTIVAL Celebrates Dance's Past and Present
Set to repetitive, hypnotic music also composed by Spivey, the work had an almost ritualistic quality. At first, the movement flowed softly without edges, gradually giving way to sharper, more staccato gestures in the second half of the piece. Even when individual dancers were performing different…
Review: DISGRACED at SHUNYA THEATRE COMPANY
Ayad Akhtar’s debut play from 2012 seems as relevant today as it did fourteen years ago, and it packs a wallop! It was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for literature in 2013, and Shunya Theatre Company’s revival is definitely worth attending.
BWW Review: First Stage's GO DOG GO! is a Musical Must for Little Pups
Bring your best “bark!” down to the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center (MYAC) for First Stage’s production of Go Dog Go! / Ve Perro ¡Ve! This delightful 60-minute, no-intermission musical romp – geared toward ages 3 and up – sure gets little tails wagging. Good news for grown-ups: you’ll get a kick out of…
Review: MEAN GIRLS at Ritz Civic Center in Blytheville
On Wednesdays we wear pink, but apparently in Blytheville, we can be totally fetch any day of the week! Rosewood Repertory took over The Ritz Theater for one fabulous weekend, October 2–4, with its production of MEAN GIRLS, and from the moment the Plastics strutted onto the stage, I knew we were in…
Review: FUTURE ACTS, National Theatre of Scotland
National Theatre of Scotland has joined forces once more with BBC Scotland to create a special hybrid project focused on the future, created by a team of leading Scottish theatre-makers, filmmakers, actors and artists.
A CLOCKWORK ORANGE: A PLAY WITH MUSIC to Open at Kokandy Productions
Kokandy Productions will present a live adaptation of Anthony Burgess's dystopian novel directed by Derek Van Barham at The Chopin Theatre in Chicago.
WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME to Open Rep's Studio Season
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis will launch its Studio Series with Heidi Schreck's Pulitzer Prize finalist play, featuring a live debate with local high school students.
Review Roundup: SLAM FRANK Returns Off-Broadway
Andrew Fox and Joel Sinensky's Slam Frank, choreographed by Esosa Oviasu, music directed by Alex Harrington, and directed by Sam LaFrage, as back onstage at the Orpheum Theatre. Inspired by a 2022 viral Twitter thread that asked, “Did Anne Frank ever acknowledge her white privilege?”, SLAM FRANK…
LA Phil and Orchestre de Paris to Launch Salonen International Conducting Fellowship
The LA Phil and Orchestre de Paris are launching a new transatlantic conducting fellowship to mentor emerging orchestral conductors. The program will offer fellows mentorship, podium experience, and professional development.
24th Street Theatre Completes $3M Venue Purchase in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles theater company finalized the purchase of its 1928 carriage house home and two adjacent properties, securing the organization's future as it approaches its 30th anniversary.
Jonah Wheeler and John Coons to Tour DOUBLE INDUMBNITY to Atlanta, NYC & Palm Springs
Jonah Wheeler and John Coons will present their queer theatrical cabaret DOUBLE INDUMBNITY at venues in Atlanta, NYC and Palm Springs this fall. DOUBLE INDUMBNITY is a double act in the frothy madness tradition of Kiki & Herb and Cole Escola.
MASQUERADE Extends Off-Broadway Through Spring 2027
The immersive The Phantom of the Opera adaptation Masquerade will extend for a seventh time and play through spring 2027 at its immersive venue Off-Broadway.
Photos: Savy Jackson to Play Claire Full Time in MAYBE HAPPY ENDING - See New Images
Savy Jackson, current standby in Maybe Happy Ending, will assume the role of Claire full time at the Belasco Theatre, replacing original company member Hannah Kevitt in the Tony Award-winning musical. See photos of Jackson and Zachary Noah Piser!
NYC Off-Broadway Week to Offer 2-for-1 Tickets to 25 Shows
New York City Tourism + Conventions will present NYC Off-Broadway Week. 25 Off-Broadway productions will offer 2-for-1 tickets. This year’s program includes 15 new shows.
Review: Patti LuPone Pulls Out the Stops at The 92nd Street Y, New York
This reviewer was thrilled with this long needed injection of nostalgic musical talent that still pulls at the old heart strings. Thank you Patti LuPone! Pure magic in song.
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