A History of Pop Music Bio-Musicals
Just In Time’s origin story as well as overall conceit has much in common with one of Broadway’s very first jukebox musicals, which was ahead of its time.
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Review: Hugh Jackman Headlines Hollywood Bowl's 2025 Season Opener
To kick off the official start of its 2025 season, one of the world's most iconic venues, the Hollywood Bowl, welcomed more than 10,000 guests on the evening of June 7, 2025 for its opening night concert 'An Evening With Hugh Jackman,' featuring the celebrated Australian-born stage-and-screen star p
Hollywood Bowl 2025 Opens Season with AN EVENING WITH HUGH JACKMAN
The LA Phil opened its 2025 Hollywood Bowl season on June 7, 2025, with “An Evening with Hugh Jackman.
Carlotta AM Awarded the 2025 Adelaide Cabaret Festival Icon Award
Carlotta AM was announced as the recipient of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2025 Icon Award at The 2025 Variety Gala, in front of a full house at Her Majesty’s Theatre.
Theatre Communications Group Names 2025 Recipients of the Willa Kim Costume Design Scholarship
Theatre Communications Group has announced Seo Yun and Sveta Moroz as the 2025 recipients of the Willa Kim Costume Design Scholarship.
Interview: Richard Skipper Celebrates 46 Years in Showbiz at The Laurie Beechman
AN EVENING WITH RICHARD SKIPPER on 5/30 will be an unscripted and heartfelt journey through his career through stories and songs with spontaneity, vulnerability, and real-time connection.
Andrew Lloyd Webber Wants to Buy Former Mark Hellinger Theatre
Andrew Lloyd Webber wants to buy the former Mark Hellinger Theatre, currently the Times Square Church.
Arts Centre Melbourne Will Open Australian Museum of Performing Arts in Iconic Hamer Hall
Arts Centre Melbourne announced it will open the new Australian Museum of Performing Arts (AMPA) within its iconic Hamer Hall in December 2025.
Liza Minnelli and Michael Feinstein Speak Out Against Recent Attacks on LGBTQ+ Artistry
Broadway legend and longtime ally of the LGBTQ+ community, Liza Minnelli, has issued a powerful statement of solidarity following what she calls “a bigoted attack on the arts.
Review: THE KOALA WHO COULD, artsdepot
The Koala Who Could is a bestselling children’s book by Rachel Bright and Jim Field, which has been Adapted and Directed for theatre by Emma Earle.
Interview: Mark William Brings TECHNICOLOR DREAMS 2.0 at The Green Room 42
Two-time BWW Award winner Mark William returns to The Green Room 42 on 5/10.
Festival Theatre Backstage Tours On Sale Now
Festival Theatre is opening its doors this April to theatre aficionados, history lovers, and those eager to get a glimpse behind the curtain of Adelaide's arts and culture scene, with guided tours now on sale.
20 Unique Audition Songs for Kids
Looking for unique audition songs for kids? Explore our expert list of 20 songs that offer young performers a chance to shine with less common selections in musical theatre.
Review: Hugh Jackman Spreads Light at Radio City
Hugh Jackman's 'From New York, With Love' at Radio City Music Hall delivers 105 minutes of Broadway hits, Wolverine jokes, and classic tributes, as the Greatest Showman proves that true stardom means lifting others into the spotlight.
Review: Tim Connell Makes Green Room 42 Debut With 'TIS THE SEASON
There's nothing twee, only Tim.
Review: Australian Theatre Festival NYC's Cabaret Brought The Best Of Oz On B'way To Green Room 42
The Australian Theatre Festival NYC continues to be a highlight of this reviewer’s calendar, offering a taste of down-under brilliance with every performance.
Review: Lianne Marie Dobbs Shows What Tributes Should Look Like at 54 Below
In her show THE WINDMILLS OF MY MIND…FOR DUSTY SPRINGFIELD, Lianne Marie Hobbs draws comparisons between what she calls the “hamsters in her brain” and those that inhabited the similar ones in Dusty Springfield's brain.
Interview: Lianne Marie Dobbs Takes THE WINDMILLS OF MY MIND... FOR DUSTY SPRINGFIELD to 54 Below
Lianne Marie Dobbs plays THE WINDMILLS OF MY MIND.
Review: THE BOY FROM OZ at ARTS Theatre
The Met is on a winner with this one says our critic in BWW's review of THE BOY FROM OZ.
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