DOWNSTATE On Broadway Reschedules First Preview Due to Illness
The Broadway production of DOWNSTATE by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner Bruce Norris postponed its initial preview performance due to company illness.
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CIRQUE BERSERK! to Return to the West End's Garrick Theatre This October
The critically acclaimed circus spectacular will hold a media and photo call featuring the Globe of Death, aerial acts, and clowns at the West End venue.
THE SIXTIES SHOW Will Play State Theatre New Jersey
THE SIXTIES SHOW, an award-winning Off-Broadway production celebrating 1960s music and culture, features musicians who have toured with The Who, The Rascals, and Creedence Clearwater Revival.
Avon Players to Present 12 ANGRY MEN
Avon Players will open its production of the classic American drama 12 ANGRY MEN, featuring a full cast in the courtroom thriller.
Raymond Gubbay Christmas Season to Return Across UK Venues
The Raymond Gubbay Christmas Season will present concerts across London, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow, featuring performances from Sir Karl Jenkins, King's College Choir, and orchestral celebrations of holiday classics and film scores.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL CONTINUES to Open at Old Fire Station
Jonny Donahoe's satirical sequel follows Scrooge seven years after his redemption, exploring systemic wealth and the housing crisis through a Victorian-set comedy at Oxford's Old Fire Station.
SANTA'S FIRST CHRISTMAS Cast Announced for Unicorn Theatre World Premiere
The Unicorn Theatre announced full casting for the world premiere dance adaptation of SANTA'S FIRST CHRISTMAS, directed and choreographed by Olivier Award-winner James Cousins with music by Harry Blake.
TOO FAT FOR CHINA to Open Centenary Stage Company Fringe Festival
Phoebe Potts' solo show TOO FAT FOR CHINA will launch Centenary Stage Company's annual Fringe Festival. The one-woman production combines live storytelling with hand-drawn comic strips to explore adoption.
Review: THE BODYGUARD National Tour at The Stranahan Theater
The Queen of the Night dazzles Toledo in this exciting production launch.
Interview: Leianna Weaver of BEETLEJUICE at Robinson Center
Just in time for Halloween, BEETLEJUICE is bringing its delightfully strange and spooky world to Robinson Center in Little Rock, October 30–November 1, and I couldn't be more excited! Based on the beloved 1988 Tim Burton film, this larger-than-life musical combines outrageous comedy, eye-popping…
Review: THE BIRDS at Albion Theatre is a Foreboding Psychological Thriller
Conor McPherson’s adaptation of The Birds is more psychological than graphic. It pits desperate people against one another in a desperate time. Director Robert Ashton, Production Designer Rob Lippert, and the entire team are telling an eerie, disquieting, and foreboding tale. It is a slow-burning…
Review: FRIDA... A SELF PORTRAIT at Shakespeare Theatre Company
If Frida Kahlo was still alive today, I imagine conversations with her would be pretty close to how Vanessa Severo portrays it in her brilliant one-woman play Frida… A Self Portrait, now onstage at the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Klein Theatre.
Review: Shattered Globe Theatre's VLADIMIR at Theater Wit
Vladimir is a powerful and potent story of defiance, strength, and sacrifice.
Woolwich Works to Present Drag, Disco and Cabaret Christmas Season
Woolwich Works will present a holiday programme featuring drag performances, orchestral disco and festive nightlife events at its Royal Arsenal venue.
Review: PAN AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA'S TODO TANGO at The Music Center At Strathmore
What did our critic think of PAN AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA'S TODO TANGO at The Music Center At Strathmore?
Review: EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT at A.C.T. Strand
A weary Donte Coleman sits in his Western Addition family home that he’s just listed for sale. In this well constructed memory play, scenes from his childhood burst to life in SFBATCO’s homage to the golden age of 1950’s San Francisco’s Fillmore district. Local legend Daryl V. Jones is the elder…
Feature: FIDDLE & FERN RETURNS TO RITA DEANIN ABBEY ART MUSEUM FOR ‘ROOTED’ CONCERT OCT. 24
The intersection of classical precision and folk music’s spirited spontaneity takes center stage when Fiddle & Fern returns to the Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum for Rooted, a special matinee concert on Saturday, Oct. 24.
Review: PREMONITIONS INC. at Kermess
Premonitions Inc. is an oddball new cabaret and acrobatics show in the Spiegeltent of the Loop’s Cambria Hotel.
Review: POLISH DANCE PLATFORM 2026 in Wrocław
I was over the moon when I learned that the Polish Dance Platform was coming to Wrocław. And a second later, I started to wonder: what does Polish contemporary dance actually mean?
Review: MISERY at Derby Dinner Playhouse
When you think of classic thrillers and horror stories, one that will undoubtedly come up is Stephen King’s Misery. It’s one of the most influential horror novels of all time, and additionally, gained massive popularity for its film adaptation starring Kathy Bates and James Caan.
Yannick Nézet-Séguin to Launch Mentorship Program for Conducting Talent
Yannick Nézet-Séguin announced a new mentorship program in partnership with Rolex designed to support early-career conductors through immersive training and podium opportunities with major orchestras.
SCHOOL OF ROCK to Rock Hillbarn Theatre This Holiday Season
Hillbarn Theatre presents the Broadway musical SCHOOL OF ROCK, featuring young performers who play their own instruments live. Phil Wong stars as Dewey Finn in the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical based on the hit film.
RAT RAT RAT Returns to Camden People's Theatre
EggGen and Selene Mingyue Hu's movement piece examines institutional authority and normalised violence through three rat students navigating obedience, ballet and experimentation.
MAKING GOD LAUGH Closes Rover Dramawerks' 26th Season
Rover Dramawerks will present Sean Grennan's dramedy about a family reunion on Thanksgiving 1980 at the Cox Playhouse in Plano, featuring Vivian Reed and Scott Straus as empty-nester parents.
THE DYSMORPHIC DIVA to Open at The Braid This November
Karen Agam Macarah's one-woman cabaret explores body image and family through Broadway songs in a sold-out production coming to Santa Monica's The Braid.
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