Where the Broadway Shows of Fall 2026 Got Their Start
by Sidney Paterra - Aug 30, 2026
The fall 2026 Broadway season has officially begun, with many new productions set to arrive before the end of the year. For six of those shows (School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play, Other Desert Cities, 860, The Imaginary Invalid, A Few Good Men, The Fantasticks, and Awake and Sing!), Broadway is the first stop, but the other six have have already enjoyed runs all over the world. Check out where this fall's shows were developed here.
These Stars Will Headline Broadway’s Fall 2026 Season
by Sidney Paterra - Aug 30, 2026
Every season, more than a few household names make their way to perform alongside all of our Broadway favorites! Fall 2026 is no exception, with some of the entertainment industry's brightest stars heading to Broadway. See the full list!
Review: PRIMA FACIE at Baxter
by Faeron Wheeler - Aug 11, 2026
PRIMA FACIE has been making huge waves on the West End and Broadway, and now it has been brought to life right here. It's a stunningly powerful piece, and I am so glad I got to see it in a South African context and showcasing local talent.
PRIMA FACIE to Make South African Premiere at The Baxter
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Jul 9, 2026
How Now Brown Cow will present the South African premiere of Suzie Miller's Tony and Olivier Award-winning legal drama Prima Facie, directed by Neil Coppen, with Danica De La Rey Jones performing at The Baxter and the Market Theatre.
Full Cast Set for STRONG IS THE NEW PRETTY at Brisbane Festival
by Stephi Wild - Jun 23, 2026
Brisbane Festival, Sydney Theatre Company, and Trish Wadley Productions announced the full cast for the world premiere of Suzie Miller's STRONG IS THE NEW PRETTY, directed by Sarah Giles, with Lucy Bell, Amber McMahon, and Tara Morice among the ensemble.
Video: Watch a Promo for THE DEATH OF ROBIN HOOD with Hugh Jackman
by Josh Sharpe - Apr 22, 2026
A new promo is here for A24's The Death of Robin Hood, starring Hugh Jackman. The Tony winner plays the famed outlaw in the film, though the folklore figure is now depicted as an aging man full of regrets about his past life of crime and murder.