Interview: LAURA BENANTI at Lesher Center for The Arts Is a Golden-Age Musical Theater Star for Our Times
BroadwayWorld talks to Broadway musical star Laura Benanti about her show at the Lesher Center for the Arts on June 25th.
The Audience (i) News
BWW Interview: Jesca Prudencio On Guiding the INTERSTATE & POI
The East West Players presents the rolling world premiere of Interstate, an Asian-American pop-rock poetry musical (opened last week).
BWW Interview: Mark Ravenhill Talks Lockdown Writing, Pub Theatres And THE HAUNTING OF SUSAN A at the King's Head Theatre
Mark Ravenhill is a playwright, director and the new artistic director and joint CEO of the King’s Head Theatre, London’s oldest pub theatre, which is currently celebrating its 50th year.
CMNW's New Young Artist Institute Announced
This summer, Chamber Music Northwest (CMNW) launches their new Young Artist Institute (YAI), a new intensive education program for 16 talented string players from around the world, ages 14-18.
BWW Review: FORCES OF NATURE: A FRENCH ENCOUNTER at Elder Hall, University Of Adelaide
It was a thrill to hear this music.
BWW Review: SEX, GUNS, AND VODKA Intoxicates with Intimacy and Inner Turmoil
The Classics Theatre Project's Joey Folsom adapts and directs Anton Chekhov's untitled first play, giving it the name it deserves–Sex, Guns, and Vodka.
BWW Interview: Laura Bell Bundy Presents BORN TO ENTERTAIN Concert at Holmdel Theatre Company 7/16
Laura Bell Bundy headlines Holmdel Theatre Company's next installment of its 'Broadway at the Barn' series on Saturday, July 16.
BWW Interview: Seven Sins by Company XIV
Company XIV's Baroque Burlesque Seven Sins recently reopened at Théâtre XIV in Bushwick after being shut down due to the pandemic.
BWW Review: BORN WITH TEETH Brings High-Class Elizabethan Fan Fiction to The Alley Theatre
Everyone has those important artists they dream of seeing together, the genius writers who if locked in a room together would have some of the greatest conversations.
BWW Interview: Warren Bowles of IMAGINE A U.S. WITHOUT RACISM at Mixed Blood Theatre
Seven individuals find themselves in a strange, remedial class with an inexorable teacher intent on provoking their imaginations.
BWW Review: BOB: A LIFE IN FIVE ACTS Gives Light to the Absurdity of the Human Experience at Firecracker Productions
There's an unmistakable sadness to Peter Sinn Nachtrieb's Bob: A Life in Five Acts.
BWW Review: Breathing Fresh Air Into a Cult Classic with LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS at Straz Center
Little Shop of Horrors is a horror comedy rock musical with somewhat of a cult following much like Hedwig & the Angry Inch, and Rocky Horror Show.
BWW Interview: Mario Cantone of MARIO CANTONE AT THE CARLYLE at Cafe Carlyle
The fabulous funny man returns to the cabaret stage for four performances!
BWW Review: Dakota Wesleyan University's Production of Stage ROCK OF AGES
Dakota Wesleyan University Theatre mounted a visually exciting production of ROCK OF AGES for Mitchell area theater audiences.
BWW Interview: Catching Up With MAN OVERBOARD's Roderick Ferguson
Roderick Ferguson is keeping busy these days.
NEWSIES Comes to London's Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre in the Round on 28 November
The theatre and dates have been announced for the London premiere of Disney’s NEWSIES, the award-winning Broadway musical with music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Jack Feldman and book by Harvey Fierstein.
BWW Review: ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE at Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre
ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE at Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre tells the love story of a free-spirited island singer and a job-focused tourist who meet at Margaritaville.
BWW Interview: Richard Winsor Talks SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER at the Peacock Theatre
Perhaps best known for his television roles as Caleb in Casualty and Father Francis in Hollyoaks, Richard Winsor began his career dancing in a variety of Matthew Bourne productions.
Queer|Art Announces Queer|Art|Film Winter 2022 Season at IFC Center
Queer|Art, New York City’s home for the creative and professional development of LGBTQ+ artists, has announced the upcoming Winter season of Queer|Art|Film, returning in person February 14th – May 9th.
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