Cast albums, theatre books, videos and upcoming releases from the world of Broadway.
Felicity Theatre will premiere RAM - THE MUSICAL SAGA, a Broadway-inspired musical directed by Rahull R. Bhuchar, at Kamani Auditorium in New Delhi. The cast includes Sujay Reu, Arav Chowdharry and Nirbhay Wadhwa, with songs performed by Sonu Nigam and Shankar Mahadevan.
Mirvish Productions will dim the marquee lights of the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto to honour British actor Patrick Stewart, who died October 28 at age 85. Stewart appeared in HEDDA GABLER at the venue in 1975 and produced MACBETH on Broadway in 2008.
HBO Max released a Weeks Ahead trailer for THE GILDED AGE Season 4, now streaming. The season follows the Russell family as they face the consequences of Bertha Russell's rise in society.
South Tipperary Arts Centre will present Eileen Mulrooney's first solo exhibition, featuring landscapes and portraits in water-based oils developed from photographs. The show runs through January 2027 in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.
An all new video has been released, featuring a new look at Nick Mohammed, a finalist in the first series of The Celebrity Traitors, as The Host in The Traitors - Acts of Betrayal at the Gillian Lynne Theatre, London. Check out the video here!
The 24 Hour Plays on Broadway honored Tony Award-winning director and Kennedy Center honoree Thomas Kail (Hamilton, Sweeney Todd, Disney's live-action Moana). Check out photos here!
Saxophonist Eddie Barbash, a founding member of The Late Show Band, will perform jazz standards and original arrangements with pianist Kyle Athayde at Chamber Music Rochester's Beston Hall, following George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.
A New York industry reading of the Hollywood Fringe Festival musical JEREMY WORRIED ABOUT THE WIND is set to take place, featuring Disney+ performer Rueby Wood. Jeremy F. Richter wrote the music and book and is directing the reading.
Gretna Theatre will present CHRISTMAS CAROL: A REPRISE, a family-friendly walking production adapted from Charles Dickens' holiday tale, in Mount Gretna, Pennsylvania. Ebenezer Scrooge narrates the roughly 45-minute performance, which moves between locations in the village. The production is staged…
Queensland Performing Arts Centre and CDP Theatre Producers will present Disney and Pixar's FINDING NEMO: A 60-Minute Family Musical as its Australian premiere, with a Queensland season at QPAC's Playhouse in Brisbane before a run at Cairns Performing Arts Centre. The production is presented as…
The Theatre Company will present the inaugural Solo Theatre Film Festival at The Blue Door in Culver City, featuring three official selections from 50 submitted works. Each screening will be followed by a Q&A with the creatives.
Beginners Please will present HOME, a play by Nadia Fall drawn from over 30 hours of interviews with residents and staff of a London homeless hostel. Directed by Michael Speight, the production features amateur actors with lived experience of homelessness.
Wolverhampton Grand Theatre will present a new production of Jonathan Harvey's coming-of-age comedy drama BEAUTIFUL THING, directed by Karl Steele. The play follows two sixteen-year-old neighbours whose friendship develops into first love. Casting is to be announced.
Fairfield Center Stage announced its eighth annual benefit concert, Children Will Listen, a one-night gala featuring about 20 Broadway songs performed by a cast of 75 local singers with a live band at First Church Congregational in Fairfield. The concert includes a silent auction, live auction, and…
Georgian-born Greek pop artist Tamta will perform at Old Sessions House in London, presented by What Does Not as part of RAW: Uncensored Storytelling & Live Music, following her sold-out Colours Hoxton show.
Philadelphia's longest-running independent short-form improv comedy show, The N Crowd, will begin weekly Friday night performances at SideQuest Theater on Sansom Street in Center City after leaving its previous venue. The troupe will perform at 9:30 p.m. each Friday.
A new play by Drama Desk nominee John El-Jor, VILLAGE RELIGION, will receive an invite-only 29-hour reading at Open Jar Studios. George Abud will direct the cast, which includes El-Jor, Mona Mansour, Olivia Puckett, David Matar Merten, Michael Graceffa and Ahmad Maher. Carly Cooper produces.
Sandwich Arts Alliance and Grief Dialogues will present IN HONOR – WE HOLD THE LINE, a theater, spoken word and music production honoring those who have served, with proceeds benefiting Cape Cod veterans' organizations. Dani Davis is directing.
Melodia Women's Choir of NYC will present November Nights, a concert of contemporary, Romantic-era and sacred choral works, at the Church of the Holy Apostles, conducted by Cynthia Powell with pianist Janet Sora Chung.
State Opera South Australia will present GOLDEN VOICES, a celebration of the 50-year history of the State Opera Chorus, at St Peter's Cathedral in Adelaide. The program will feature choral works by Bizet, Bernstein, Puccini and Wagner, with a preview in Rundle Mall.
Anthology Productions, a new Portland nonprofit theatre company, will stage THE CHIMES at the World Trade Center Portland, December 11 to 23. Every seat is reserved without prepayment, and guests give after the show under its All In Model.
Theater for the New City will present the world premiere of GETTING COMPLETE, a play by Santo D. Marabella about a former bully who seeks to make amends with a classmate. Performances run at the company's Cino Theater.
The Gene Frankel Theatre Festival will present 30 New York and World Premieres at the historic Gene Frankel Theatre in Manhattan, selected from nearly 200 submissions by playwrights, producers and theatre companies. Thomas R. Gordon and Francesca Ravera lead the selection process.
Stephen Adly Guirgis's Tony-nominated play about a recovering addict and a suspicious hat will receive three performances at HB Playwrights Theatre in the West Village.
American Blues Theater will present six short plays from a national initiative by 36 women+ playwrights responding to the state of democracy in America, featuring works by Lauren M. Gunderson, Sarah Ruhl, Lynn Nottage, and others.
