Little Fish Theatre will present its 23rd annual short play festival, featuring new works from seven playwrights centered on the theme of an unexpected guest.

Interview: Adapter/Director Bart De Lorenzo of ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE at Odyssey Theatre Ensemble

by Shari Barrett — Aug 8, 2026

Here’s my interview with Adapter/Director Bart De Lorenzo about his vision for the play, how it reflects today’s political environment, and how he hopes modern audiences will see themselves reflected in the story.

EDINBURGH 2026: Review: PLANET OF THE GRAPES – AN EPIC, TABLETOP, SCI-FI ADVENTURE!, Below, Pleasance Courtyard

by Mary Baillie — Aug 8, 2026

Having wowed audiences at a sold-out NYC premiere, this inventive puppet parody lands at the Fringe as the ultimate piece of eco-friendly family fun.

Review: THE PEOPLE OF POMPEII at Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum

by Evan Henerson — Aug 7, 2026

Like the playwright, several of these company members are themselves proud Topangans. Performing as they are in the center of town, in quite literally the House that Geer Built, you’ve got to figure that they have a nightly audience who will get all the hippy in-jokes.

SONG & WORD: AN AFTERNOON OF THEATRE is Coming to The Green Room 42

by Chloe Rabinowitz — Aug 6, 2026

Vivace Arts Collective will make its public debut with a cabaret featuring emerging singers, actors, and storytellers at The Green Room 42 in New York City.

Photos: First Look At THE PEOPLE OF POMPEII By Bernardo Cubría At Theatricum Botanicum

by Marissa Faith Curley — Aug 2, 2026

'The People of Pompeii,' a pinche new comedy by Bernardo Cubría set in Topanga Canyon, the bohemian enclave that is home to both Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum and the playwright himself is set to open. Check out the photos!

Review: Heart of Gold's AN INTERVENTION at Pierce Hall At The Historic Chicago Temple Building

by Angela Lin — Aug 1, 2026

The 2014 award-winning and timeless dramatic comedy by Mike Bartlett remains ever relevant today as we explore interventions on multiple fronts.

REVIEW: The Festival d'Avignon Presents UN PROCÈS By Christiane Jatahy and Wagner Moura

by Wesley Doucette — Jul 28, 2026

In Christiane Jatahy and Wagner Moura's Un Procès Après l'Ennemi du Peuple, now performing at the Festival d'Avignon's Gymnase du Lycée Aubanel, Thomas Stockmann finally gets his day in court. Reimagining the events of Ibsen's An Enemy of the People in contemporary Brazil, the production transforms the drama into a modern courtroom trial.

AN EVENING OF DUETS Featuring Kim McClay to Take Place at The Green Room 42

by Joshua Wright — Jul 24, 2026

Kim McClay, known for her role in the national tour of A Chorus Line, will perform at The Green Room 42 in NYC for an acoustic duets showcase featuring multiple artists.

BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA, IRVING BERLIN'S WHITE CHRISTMAS, and More Nominated For Equity Jeff Awards; Full List

by Stephi Wild — Jul 23, 2026

In celebration of its 58th anniversary awarding recognition for Equity theater, the Joseph Jefferson Awards announces its nominations for the 2025 –2026 season, including the Goodman Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theater and more.

Carbonell Awards to Honor Director Ali Tallman with Inaugural Christine Dolen Award

by Stephi Wild — Jul 21, 2026

The Carbonell Awards announced director Ali Tallman as the first recipient of the Christine Dolen Award for Outstanding Debut, recognizing her work on THE 39 STEPS at New City Players.

Interview: Playwright & Actor Bernardo Cubria of THE PEOPLE OF POMPEII

by Shari Barrett — Jul 20, 2026

Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum is presenting The People of Pompeii, a darkly funny new comedy by Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award-winning playwright Bernardo Cubría, co-directed by Ellen Geer and Xochitl Romero.

Exclusive: THE NOTEBOOK Cast Talks the Genius of Ingrid Michaelson, the Thrill of Having an All-Filipino Cast

by Oliver Oliveros — Jul 20, 2026

'The Notebook,' the hit Broadway musical based on Nicholas Sparks’ 1996 bestseller, featuring music and lyrics by American singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson and a book by American playwright and screenwriter Bekah Brunstetter, is making its first international premiere at the Samsung Performing Arts Theater this September.

REVIEW: PRIDE AND PREJUDICE *SORT OF Reimagines The Story Being Told By The People Austen Barely Considered

by Jade Kops — Jul 20, 2026

Isobel McArthur’s Olivier Award Winning PRIDE AND PREJUDICE *SORT OF is a fantastically irreverent retelling of Jane Austen’s famous novel of manners.

Bart DeLorenzo's ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE to be Presented at the Odyssey Theatre

by Chloe Rabinowitz — Jul 16, 2026

Director Bart DeLorenzo is bringing Henrik Ibsen’s Enemy of the People into the 21st century with a new adaptation that thrusts the play’s central conflicts into sharp contemporary focus.

Arlekin's DELIRIUM by Igor Golyak To Make New York Premiere At The Space At Irondale

by Marissa Faith Curley — Jul 13, 2026

Following it's run in Boston and the award-winning success of Our Class, Craig Balsam, Patrick Catullo, and Thomas M. Neff have announced the New York Premiere of the -Arlekin! production of Delirium.

Review: WHO DID IT? AN IMPROVISED MURDER MYSTERY at Phoenix Theatre of the UDC Theatre Of The Arts

by Doug Poms — Jul 11, 2026

WHO DID IT? AN IMPROVISED MURDER MYSTERY is a hilarious improv comedy show in which the audience plays a key role in setting up the murder scene, making each performance different and new. Performances continue through July 25 as part of District Fringe.

REVIEW: THIRTY-SIX Is An Insight Into The Lives, Loves, Fears And Hopes Of Trans Women, Told With Heart, Humour, Power and Passion.

by Jade Kops — Jul 10, 2026

Written by Jo Clifford and Bayley Turner, THIRTY-SIX is a beautifully presented insight into their experiences as trans women.

First Dutch Performer to Join the Brooklyn Nets Dance Team, Sterre Schaapherder Brings an International Career to One of New York's Biggest Stages

by Felicitas de la Fare — Jul 9, 2026

There are dancers whose careers are defined by a single discipline, and there are those whose artistic language expands with every city, culture, and stage they encounter. Dutch performer Sterre Schaapherder belongs firmly to the latter category, building a career that bridges European classical training with the commercial and contemporary performance world of New York.

Review: THE DIARY OF AN OREGON TRAIL SPINSTER at Atwater Village Theatre

by Harker Jones — Jul 7, 2026

Writer, producer, and actor Dwyer illuminates the interior life of a woman whose existence echoes much of what is happening today, misogyny, betrayal, insecurity, ageism — making this a timeless, sometimes terrifying tale.

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