A CHRISTMAS CAROL CONTINUES to Open at Old Fire Station
by A.A. Cristi - Oct 16, 2026
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.
THE COURTROOM to Stage Deportation Trial Benefit in Lexington Cathedral
by Rachel Stone - Oct 13, 2026
Earendel Theatricals will present a one-night-only benefit performance of THE COURTROOM, an immersive staged reading of actual immigration court transcripts, at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Lexington. Proceeds support the Catholic Diocese of Lexington's immigrant legal aid fund.
Student Blog: 100 Brilliant Things about College Life in NYC
by Student Blogger: Imogen Buck - Oct 5, 2026
While reading and seeing Duncan Macmillan's renowned play, Every Brilliant Thing, I felt it was fitting to compile a list of 100 brilliant things about my life as a communications and theatre student in New York City.
APING JANE to Open at Tipping Point Theatre in Northville
by A.A. Cristi - Aug 19, 2026
Tipping Point Theatre will present a developmental production of APING JANE, a solo comedy by Aurora Real de Asua that explores Jane Goodall's life through the perspective of animals and humans she encountered.
Review: GAME OF THRONES: THE MAD KING, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon
by Clementine Scott - Aug 9, 2026
With some reluctance, longtime fans of Game of Thrones have acknowledged that the novel series that inspired the era-defining HBO fantasy show – George RR Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire – will likely never be finished, and the franchise will be chiefly remembered for its disappointing TV ending. The next best thing, then, is The Mad King, a play that attempts to resolve some of the series’ central mysteries, and put an end to many a heated Reddit debate.
3 Broadway Shows Close This Weekend
by Sidney Paterra - Aug 8, 2026
Broadway says goodbye to three productions. Cats: The Jellicle Ball takes its final bow at the Broadhurst Theatre following 21 previews and 141 regular performances; Every Brilliant Thing concludes its limited run at the Hudson Theatre after 22 previews and 169 regular performances; and Death of a Salesman concludes its run at the Winter Garden Theatre after 36 previews and 131 regular performances.