Exclusive: Watch 'When You're In Love' and 'Sentimental Person' from the MAYBE HAPPY ENDING Tour
by Sam Anctil - Oct 7, 2026
Washington, D.C.'s National Theatre is currently home to the North American tour of Maybe Happy Ending, by Tony Award-winners Will Aronson and Hue Park directed by Tony Award-winner Michael Arden. BroadwayWorld is very excited to bring you two exclusive performances of 'When You're In Love', featuring Huynh and Kwon, and 'Sentimental Person', featuring González, performed at the beautiful Laurie Beechman Theatre. Watch in this video!
Exclusive: MAYBE HAPPY ENDING National Tour Cast Gets Ready to Hit the Road
by Sam Anctil - Sep 21, 2026
Greensboro, North Carolina's Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts is the current home for the North American tour of Maybe Happy Ending, by Tony Award-winners Will Aronson and Hue Park directed by Tony Award-winner Michael Arden. Watch in this video and the full company exclusively checks in with BroadwayWorld to tell us all about the adventure so far in getting the hit musical ready for the road!
MUSICAL CAFE: SONGS FROM NEW MUSICALS at Feinstein's
by Rachel Stone - Sep 12, 2026
Feinstein's at the Nikko will present a concert celebrating new musical theatre by Northern California writers and composers, featuring works at various stages of development and hosted by The Kilbanes.
Full Cast Set For MAYBE HAPPY ENDING North American Tour
by Stephi Wild - Aug 10, 2026
Steven Huynh and Claire Kwon will reprise their Broadway roles as the MAYBE HAPPY ENDING North American tour launches in Baltimore on September 13, 2026, with over 30 additional cities to follow.
Review: MY FAVORITE SOCIOPATH at Contemporary American Theater Festival
by Jack L. B. Gohn - Jul 18, 2026
Thanks to a serious discussion wrought by the end, the play avoids being a mere entertainment. The characters are not merely competing, ruthlessly but wittily too, for whatever prizes journalism may have to offer, but are visibly debasing their souls to win those prizes, and with their souls, part of what made the American soul. It may be entertaining to watch, but it’s uncomfortable entertainment, more jeremiad than amusement.
Review: MY FAVORITE SOCIOPATH at Contemporary American Theater Festival
by Andrew White - Jul 16, 2026
We need plays like Aurin Squire's “My Favorite Psychopath” to remind us that when it comes to shameless, yellow journalism, we have nobody to blame but ourselves. Squire offers us a finely-crafted portrait of digital-age journalism in all its messiness, and director Céline Rosenthal has created a truly riveting, disturbing evening of theatre which should trouble us all, long after we’ve headed home.