A CHRISTMAS CAROL CONTINUES to Open at Old Fire Station
Jonny Donahoe's satirical sequel follows Scrooge seven years after his redemption, exploring systemic wealth and the housing crisis through a Victorian-set comedy at Oxford's Old Fire Station.
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Review: Tim Connell Certainly Scores With AN UNCERTAIN AGE at Pangea
Tim Connell has a thing... a vibe... an aesthetic. And it's just what his fans and followers want when they go to one of his shows. His latest show has that thing.
Photos: First Look at MIDDLEMARCH at RSC's Swan Theatre in Stratford
You can now get a first look at The Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Nina Raine's two-part stage adaptation of George Eliot's novel, directed by Jeremy Herrin at the Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Interview: Taylor Mac And Matt Ray talk SONGS FROM BARK OF MILLIONS
In contemporary American performance, one of the more celebrated creative pairings are theater artists and makers Taylor Mac and Matt Ray, who will launch ArtsEmerson’s 2026/27 season with “Taylor Mac and Matt Ray: Songs from Bark of Millions” – a reflection on queer lineage, community, and futures told through a collection of new music – presented in association with The Huntington, at the Emerson Paramount Center’s Robert J. Orchard Stage October 15–18.
Interview: Robert Hastie of OPERATION MINCEMEAT at Royal Alexandra Theatre
BroadwayWorld spoke with Hastie ahead of Operation Mincemeat’s Canadian premiere to discuss the record-breaking musical and its journey from a 77-seat fringe venue to selling out large theatres around the world.
Colt Coeur Names 2026-2027 Resident Artists & Reveals Second Beacon Commission
Colt Coeur selected eight artists for its residency program in its ninth year and named playwright Kallan Dana as the second Beacon Commission recipient. Dana's project focuses on Vietnam War-era draft evasion.
Interview: Seth Daniel Cunningham of DRUNK DRACULA at DRUNK SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY
Children's theater was a big part of my early professional experience. I did several shows with Main Street Theater's children's programming. It taught me a lot about connecting with an audience and being present in the moment.
Interview: August Forman, Aila Peck, Ryan London Levin, Ani Tonoyan of INDECENT at Theatre Latte Da
Paula Vogel’s INDECENT tells the true story behind Sholem Asch’s controversial play God of Vengeance and the people whose lives were changed by it. A story about art, censorship, love, and the freedom to tell stories that matter, the play explores a chapter of theatre history that still feels relevant today.
Video: Lilli Cooper Performs SPRING AWAKENING at Healthy Minds Gala as Partnership Continues
Watch Lilli Cooper's performance of “Don't Do Sadness” at the Project Healthy Minds Gala and learn more about Spring Awakening's ongoing partnership with Project Healthy Minds.
THE COURTROOM to Stage Deportation Trial Benefit in Lexington Cathedral
Earendel Theatricals will present a one-night-only benefit performance of THE COURTROOM, an immersive staged reading of actual immigration court transcripts, at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Lexington. Proceeds support the Catholic Diocese of Lexington's immigrant legal aid fund.
Interview: Director Michelle LoRicco On the World Premiere of WINNIE-THE-POOH: FOREVER FRIENDS at First Stage
Director Michelle LoRicco discusses the world premiere of WINNIE-THE-POOH: FOREVER FRIENDS at First Stage in Milwaukee, a new musical inspired by A.A. Milne running January 29 through February 28, 2027.
Interview: Nell Campbell of THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW at HOUSE OF BLUES HOUSTON
One of the most important things Jim did was suggest that the show should be called The Rocky Horror Show. Richard had been working on a rock-and-roll musical based on Frankenstein called They Came from Denton High. Jim felt that title did not quite evoke what they were creating.
Review: CATHERINE RUSSELL AND FRIENDS With Special Guest Cyndi Lauper at Jazz At Lincoln Center
The only thing I can say about this evening is how special it was, and those don't seem like words enough to describe it. It had to be witnessed…and that's the magic of it. It happened once. (well twice.) And then it was gone forever.
Review: THE SURPRISE PARTY at The PumpHouse Thatre Takapuna
If you're looking for a night of laughter that leaves you buzzing all the way home, look no further. Tadpole Productions' staging of Dave Armstrong's The Surprise Party opened at the PumpHouse Theatre in Takapuna, and as we say here in Aotearoa: it's bloody brilliant, mate. This play is extraordinarily delicious. There are times when the perfect people come together to do the perfect thing and this is one of those times. The premise is simple and gloriously dangerous.
SLANTED FLOORS to Return at Astor Place Theatre Off-Broadway
Slanted Floors will return Off-Broadway, reimagined in a new, expanded engagement in an intimate performance space for 30 audience members within the Astor Place Theatre.
Cody Renard Richard Scholarship Program Opens Applications for 7th Year
Applications for The Cody Renard Richard Scholarship Program are now open. The seventh cycle of The CRR Scholarship Program will continue to distribute $100,000 amongst 10 recipients.
THE LOST BOYS, SCHMIGADOON!, and More Nominated For 2027 Artios Awards
The Casting Society announced nominations across theater, television, commercials and short film for the 42nd Artios Awards, honoring casting professionals globally.
Student Blog: Good Morning, BroadwayWorld
I am STOKED to be returning as a student blogger for the second year in a row! I couldn’t be more excited. Especially since I am now a freshman at Ball State University and am majoring in Stage Management.
Review: The Unbeatable Deborah Cox FINALLY Comes To 54 Below
Fresh off the heels of the gargantuan Broadway hit TITANIQUE, Deborah Cox makes the most glittering cabaret debut of this or any other season.
Student Blog: 100 Brilliant Things about College Life in NYC
While reading and seeing Duncan Macmillan's renowned play, Every Brilliant Thing, I felt it was fitting to compile a list of 100 brilliant things about my life as a communications and theatre student in New York City.
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