Interview: 'I'm Showing What He Went Through, Live On Stage': Performer Connor Delves On CADEL: LUNGS ON LEGS
A unique Australian hero's historic win at the 2011 Tour de France comes to London in Connor Delves' acclaimed one man show
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Cast albums, theatre books, videos and upcoming releases from the world of Broadway.
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THE 666 PROJECT to Return to Push Comedy Theater
The horror-comedy anthology returns to Norfolk with six original short plays blending scares and dark humor across multiple performances.
Previews: THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE at Wichita Community Theatre
Wichita Community Theatre continues its 2026-2027 Season with The Haunting of Hill House by F. Andrew Leslie based on the novel by Shirley Jackson. The show has a supernatural theme. Directed by Cole Adams.
THE SÉANCE: LIVE (AND DEAD) IN CHICAGO to Close with Final Performances
THE SÉANCE: LIVE (AND DEAD) IN CHICAGO will stage its final two performances at Stars & Garters in Wrigleyville. Performers Thom Britton and Nolan Webster present a Victorian séance built from real spiritualism history.
James Kelsey Nelson Wins Kumu Kahua Go Try PlayWrite Contest
Chicago playwright James Kelsey Nelson won the monthly playwriting competition sponsored by Kumu Kahua Theatre and Bamboo Ridge Press for his piece Naughty or Nice.
Photos: Billy Crystal Talks 860 and More In Conversation with Whoopi Goldberg at 92Y
Billy Crystal joined Whoopi Goldberg at PaleyFest NY for a conversation about his new Broadway show, 860, and his decades-long career. See photos from the event!
Review: HUNDRED DAYS at The Keegan Theatre
What would you do if you knew that your newly-found significant other had only a 100 days to live? Hundred Days, a heartfelt musical about living life to the fullest is having its Washington DC regional premiere at The Keegan Theater though November 15
Photos: Pittsburgh Opera's RIGOLETTO Continues at the Benedum Center
Get a look at production photos from Pittsburgh Opera's Rigoletto, which continues at the Benedum Center through October 18.
Review: Vertigo Theatre’s THE LODGER harbours dangerous delusions of what it means to be safe
It is certainly fitting that Vertigo Theatre’s 50th anniversary season is kicking off with the world premier of a show inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s 1927 film. THE LODGER addresses social inequity and gender discrimination as hindrances to safety.
Review: Fall for Dance, in Retrospect
Fall for Dance's dynamic final program excavates what the festival—and consequently, dance itself—has been and is becoming.
Review: SUMMER, 1976 at Berkshire Theatre Group
“Quietly poignant... captures an experience that’s as universal as it is inexplicable: a friendship that shouldn’t work but does, and that should endure but doesn’t.”
String Spectacular to Open Cape Ann Symphony MUSICIANS UNLEASHED Series
Cape Ann Symphony will present STRING SPECTACULAR, a chamber concert featuring nine string musicians performing works by Vivaldi, Bunch, and Mendelssohn at Crowell Chapel in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts.
THE STORYTELLER to Make World Premiere at Kennedy Theatre
The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa will present the world premiere of THE STORYTELLER, a contemporary Hawaiian play by Native Hawaiian writer Sheila Miles. The production runs at Kennedy Theatre's Earle Ernst Lab Theatre.
THE TAMING by Lauren Gunderson to Make Staged Reading Debut
Midsommer Flight will present a staged reading of Lauren Gunderson's political farce inspired by Shakespeare's classic, directed by Anna Rachel Troy and featuring an all-female cast.
PROTEST: A REVOLUTIONARY ROCK OPUS to Open at the Capri
The Capri will present PROTEST: A Revolutionary Rock Opus, a theatrical rock event featuring original compositions by 16 local artists addressing civil rights, climate change, and women's activism.
OTHER PATHS TO GOD To Have World Premiere At Horizon Theatre
Kelundra Smith's new hospital dramedy follows five ICU nurses whose lives spiral when $3 million goes missing. Directed by Alexis Kulani Woodard, the play was inspired by interviews with Atlanta nurses.
Maya Hawke, Sarah Pidgeon, and More to Celebrate THE SUN ALSO RISES Centennial at 92NY
The 92nd Street Y will present a dramatic reading and conversation celebrating Ernest Hemingway's centennial novel, featuring actors and acclaimed novelists exploring the work's enduring influence.
Projection Mapping Transforms Ocean Drive for Holiday Festival
The Miami Beach Holiday Festival of Lights will use projection mapping on landmark buildings along Ocean Drive, with visuals synced to a live orchestra. The festival is free and open to the public.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL to Host Hospitality Night at Gulfshore Playhouse
Gulfshore Playhouse will offer complimentary performances of its adaptation of A CHRISTMAS CAROL to hospitality professionals in Naples, recognizing hotel, restaurant, retail and spa workers who serve the community.
Historic Stranahan House Museum Hosts Fourth Annual Founding Families Fall Festival
The Historic Stranahan House Museum in Fort Lauderdale held its fourth annual community celebration honoring the founding families with food, live music, scenic river rides, and a special ceremony.
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY to Open at SBCC
Santa Barbara City College Theatre Arts Department will present a student production of the holiday classic as a 1940s radio broadcast, featuring an ensemble cast performing dozens of characters.
SacTheatreCon Reduces Price to $30 for Two-Day Theatre Event
The 2nd Annual SacTheatreCon announced a price reduction to $30 for two full days of theatre programming and events.
STEEL MAGNOLIAS to Open The Public Theatre's 36th Season
The Public Theatre opens its season with STEEL MAGNOLIAS, featuring Beth Hylton, Brigid Cleary, and Heather Dilly in the comedy about six women gathering in a Louisiana hair salon.
STEPS IN CONCERT to Benefit Dance Scholarship at Joyce Theater
Steps on Broadway will present a concert featuring original works by 12 faculty choreographers, alongside guest artists from New York City Ballet and Broadway performers, with proceeds benefiting the Carol Paumgarten Scholarship Fund.
Review: EUREKA DAY at Stray Cat Theatre
An incisive production that reveals the challenges of people coming to agreement over matters that have personal implications.
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