To launch its 50th anniversary season, Boston Lyric Opera has decided to go big – presenting Gioachino Rossini’s rarely staged final opera, “William Tell,” at the Emerson Colonial Theatre through October 4.
Eva Kaminsky talks bringing spiritualist Etheline Cotgrave to life in Broadway’s PARANORMAL ACTIVITY, embracing the production’s scares night after night, and why experiencing horror together makes live theater uniquely terrifying.
Sarah Goodman, Lesbian Thespian, makes her Laurie Beechman Theatre debut in GAY GASP! on October 5.
Committee Chair Greg Lipper discusses the return of CELEBRATING JEWISH PLAYS at Shakespeare & Company, an expanded weekend of staged readings, poetry, and music running October 9 through 11, 2026 in the Berkshires.
Many celebrities expressed their love of theatre at this year’s FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention, held September 24-26, 2026! Featuring exclusive interviews with Christian Borle and Zachary Levi.
Richard Bermudez and Peyton Crim on tackling Jean Valjean and Inspector Javert in 5-Star Theatricals’ Les Misérables, reuniting after Anastasia, and how the musical's epic scale will come to life in Thousand Oaks.
It gets pretty dark, yeah.
Joel Libed comes home to Hawai'i as a soloist with A Taste of Ireland, playing at Hawai'i Theatre Center October 4.
Prior to their stop here at Proctors in Schenectady, I had the opportunity to connect with Michelle Jennings, who plays Valentina in the national tour of BOOP! THE MUSICAL.
Richard Maltby, Jr.
When Patricia Quinn first met Richard O’Brien, she wasn’t particularly interested in Magenta.
Domenico Leona is directing We Only Come Out at Night, a horror-comedy for Company OnStage.
Interview with Broadway San diego Artistic Director Joey Landwehr about schools participating in the Awards, and the Jimmy Awards® Student Reporter Search!
'We are in a time where it is important to connect with your neighbors and the people in your community because whenever you do that, you never walk away feeling worse.
The Thorn is coming to the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, bringing the story of Jesus to the stage through a mix of theater, dance, stunts and aerial arts.
Today’s subject Steven Huynh is currently living his theatre life on tour as the lead character Oliver in the National Tour of Maybe Happy Ending.
Here’s my interview with Katherine Chou on directing a rare revival of The Dance and the Railroad, an early play by David Henry Hwang, why its message will still ring true to modern audiences, and how she handles representing the intersection of art and labor in its storyline.
Cypress Stage launches its inaugural season with Emily Mann’s Gloria: A Life, running October 2 through October 18.
Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen comes to Minnesota this fall for a recital with pianist James Baillieu, presented by the Schubert Club as part of its International Artist Series.
Stephen Hagan discusses playing Frederick II opposite Brian Cox in Oliver Cotton's THE SCORE at Shakespeare Theatre Company, the play's only American engagement, directed by Trevor Nunn and extended through October 25.
I think this story talks to the broader immigrant experience.
I spoke with Robin about how her own experience as a caregiver inspired her to write the play, how she handles both grief and humor in telling the story, and how she feels Caroline Aaron is the perfect person to portray Rachel, a free-spirited woman who learns a lot about herself when her “in sick
Joanne, the Italian restaurant on the UWS owned by Lady Gaga's parents is celebrating its 15th anniversary with two special shows on 10/3 and 10/17.
The musical was on Broadway before it was a movie, and they highlight all the great songs from the movie, all the stuff with the kids, all the beautiful things with the nuns, and the captain and Maria.
Giselle will run at TPAC’s Polk Theater.
