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Chinese Composer Yue Chen Premieres Spring View at Carnegie Hall, Bridging Eastern and Western Musical Worlds by Team BWW
- November 11, 2025 In October 2025, Carnegie Hall in New York presented a distinctive concert of Chinese art songs inspired by classical Chinese poetry. The program reimagined ancient verse through a contemporary compositional lens, offering audiences a rare fusion of language, history, and modern sound. Among the highlights was the world premiere of Spring View (Chun Wang) by composer Yue Chen — the only newly commissioned work of the evening. The piece stood out for its bold structural design and its sensitive integration of Eastern aesthetics with Western techniques, earning enthusiastic praise from both audience and critics.
Boca-Based Recording Artist Deborah Silver Earns First GRAMMY Award Nomination by Team BWW
- November 11, 2025 Just days after her hour-long PBS Special, internationally acclaimed and Boca-based singing sensation Deborah Silver has received her first GRAMMY Award nomination for Basie Rocks!, her album with The Count Basie Orchestra. It has been nominated for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album. The next annual GRAMMY Awards will be presented on Sunday, February 1, 2026.
CLOSE YOUR EYES Releases Third Mini Album 'blackout' by Stephi Wild
- November 11, 2025 Rising K-Pop powerhouse boy group CLOSE YOUR EYES is back with a new sound for this new chapter of their career, with the release of their third mini album, “blackout.”
Review: TROUT FISHING IN AMERICA at Windgate Center For Fine & Performing Arts in Conway by Theresa Bertram
- November 11, 2025 Before attending TROUT FISHING IN AMERICA at the Windgate Center for Fine & Performing Arts on the University of Central Arkansas campus in Conway on Sunday, November 2, someone asked me the inevitable question: “What genre are they?”
Review: Shoshana Bean's Carnegie Hall Solo Concert Debut Is Intimate and Alive by Alex Del Cueto
- November 11, 2025 For her first-ever solo concert at Carnegie Hall, Shoshana Bean didn’t just perform, she transformed the room. The historic space became something intimate and alive, a mix of reverence and release.
Video: Watch Douglas Sills & More in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF at Signature Theatre by Nicole Rosky
- November 11, 2025 Now running at Signature Theatre is Fiddler on the Roof! Based on the stories by Sholem Aleichem, the production will be directed by Joe Calarco and stars Douglas Sills (HBO’s The Gilded Age) as Tevye, with choreography by Sarah Parker and music direction by Jon Kalbfleisch. Check out highlights of the cast in action in this video.
Interview: Connor Raposa And Fiona Mowbray of HOLIDAY INN at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre by Andrea Stephenson
- November 11, 2025 Holiday Inn, by Gordon Greenberg and Chad Hodge with music and lyrics by Irving Berlin, is based on the 1942 film. Known for its joyful spirit and old-fashioned entertainment, Holiday Inn has become an audience and performer favorite, particularly around Christmastime. Connor Raposa and Fiona Mowbray join the cast of Holiday Inn at Dutch Apple as Jim Hardy and Linda Mason, respectively, November 7 through December 28.
A Beautiful Noise: Heidi Kettenring on Honoring Neil Diamond's Legacy by Tara Bennett
- November 11, 2025 Heidi Kettenring has been a Neil Diamond fan since childhood, and now she's bringing his story to life on stage in A BEAUTIFUL NOISE THE NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL playing both his mother Rose and legendary songwriter Ellie Greenwich.
Review: THE MONSTERS at TRT-A Compelling Family Story About Siblings and MMA Competition by Marina Kennedy
- November 11, 2025 There’s an outstanding production on the Two River Theater (TRT) stage! The Monsters-A Sibling Love Story is a dynamic two-hander that features exceptional writing and direction by Ngozi Anyanwu and brilliant acting of Aigner Mizelle and Okieriete Onaodowan.
Photos: THE BURNING CAULDRON OF FIERY FIRE Celebrates Opening Night by Jennifer Broski
- November 11, 2025 Vineyard Theatre and The Civilians just celebrated opening night of the world premiere of THE BURNING CAULDRON OF FIERY FIRE. Written by Anne Washburn and directed by Steve Cosson, the co-production now runs through December 7, 2025. Check out photos from inside opening night!
Photos: Inside Second Stage's Gala, Honoring Melissa & Gregory Fleming and James Lapine by Jennifer Broski
- November 11, 2025 Second Stage Theater celebrated its Fall Gala, honoring lifelong supporters of the arts, Melissa and Gregory Fleming, and director and playwright James Lapine. The gala featured a one-night-only evening of entertainment directed by Susan Stroman, with music direction by Andrew Resnick, and hosted by Andrew Rannells. Check out photos here!
Video: Inside Jeremy Jordan's Return to THE GREAT GATSBY on Broadway by Michael Major
- November 11, 2025 Jeremy Jordan made his triumphant return to The Great Gatsby on Broadway on Monday night. Watch the new videos from his return, including his entrance, standing ovation, and curtain call now!
Previews: THE WIZARD OF OZ at Patel Conservatory - Straz by Deborah Bostock-Kelley
- November 11, 2025 Step into the magic of The Wizard of Oz, where a talented cast of young performers brings the beloved story to life. Under the direction of Cory Kennedy Barrow, audiences will experience a fresh take on the classic—complete with imaginative puppetry, an ensemble-driven story, and the journey of Dorothy, played by Zahra Sparkman.
Video: Tony Hale Stars in Exclusive Clip From New Episode of ELSBETH Season 3 by Josh Sharpe
- November 11, 2025 In a new exclusive clip from Episode 6 of the ongoing third season, Elsbeth, Officer Nikki Reynolds, and Lieutenant Steve Connor visit the fancy home of billionaire Craig Hollis, played by guest star Tony Hale. Watch it now.
Review: CLOUD 9: The Inheritance of Empire at The Rogue Theatre by Robert Encila-Celdran
- November 11, 2025 Some art offends not out of malice, but out of necessity. It erodes our defenses and upsets the hierarchies we've internalized for generations. Cloud 9 thrives in that awkward space where laughter and shock trade places. Caryl Churchill's comedy, though seemingly gratuitous, diagnoses our assumptions about who truly holds power.
Feature: DAM SHORT FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS “A NIGHT OF COMEDY” NOV. 11 by Debbie Hall
- November 11, 2025 As the 22nd Annual Dam Short Film Festival approaches in February 2026, film lovers are invited to kick off the celebration early with “A Night of Comedy” at The Beverly Theater in downtown Las Vegas on Monday, Nov. 11.
Review: LES MISÉRABLES at Clowes Memorial Hall by The Marriage Matinee
- November 11, 2025 It is iconic. It is legendary. It is soul-stirring. LES MISÉRABLES has captivated audiences since it debuted in 1980 in Paris, France as a French-language musical. It draws in audience members of course, but it also draws in exceptional talent. Each production relies on the passion of its performers, and the current touring cast brings enough passion to start a revolution.
Review: COSÌ FAN TUTTE at MN Opera by Joe Sarafolean
- November 11, 2025 Love, distrust, and mayhem are in the air for a short time while Minnesota Opera’s ravishing production of Mozart’s comedic piece, Così Fan Tutte, delights audiences.
Review: THE SORCERER at Winter Opera by Steve Callahan
- November 11, 2025 Gina Galati’s delightful Winter Opera company has opened its season with a revival of a rarely seen Gilbert and Sullivan show—The Sorcerer. It premiered in 1877, the first of the grandly popular series of light operas by G & S in which the authors had total control over casting and staging.
Review: PINOCCHIO at Coachella Valley Rep by Eri Gold
- November 11, 2025 Firstly, I would like to thank my new readers for joining my adventure with Broadway World out here in beautiful Palm Springs, California. Last night I had the pleasure of seeing Coachella Valley Repertory’s production of “Pinocchio”—which, I am proud to say, after writing this article, I can now officially spell.