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by Marissa Faith Curley - Oct 11, 2026
Amanda Green brought her signature wit, warmth and wonderfully wicked sensibility to Birdland for an evening of songs from Regency Girls, Crazy Rich Asians and more. Check out the photos!
by Steve Murray - Oct 11, 2026
What did our critic think of DRACULA at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley?
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Sun Son Theatre presents a musical physical theatre work exploring Southeast Asian folklore and migrant identity. The production combines acting, live music and movement to examine collective trauma and belonging across diaspora communities.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
San José Chamber Orchestra will present an evening of works by Samuel Barber, Dmitri Shostakovich, Juhi Bansal, and Caroline Shaw, featuring the ensemble's newly refreshed core players performing together for the first time.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Telón de Agave will present MONSTER MASH, a revue-style cabaret that reimagines familiar stories by centering misunderstood characters. Directed by Juliana Padilla and diana ponce, the production features a bilingual mix of pop, rock, and musical theatre.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Write Act Repertory will present VEILS OF THE UNKNOWN, a world premiere anthology of six one-act plays exploring horror and speculative fiction. The production runs at the Brickhouse Theatre in North Hollywood.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Black Box Studios announces its 18th season with professional theater productions and performing arts education programs at Debonair Music Hall in Teaneck, alongside partnerships with local schools.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
The Australian Theatre Festival NYC concluded its largest season with 16 events across five venues, featuring theatrical productions, new play readings, musical concerts and cabaret performances by New York-based Australian artists.
by Jared Reynolds - Oct 11, 2026
Horror is one of the most versatile genres in performing arts. Connecticut Theatre Company chose the minimalist route, which created a fantastical atmosphere rather than the gruesome route that horror/slasher films take today.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Dionysus Theatre Company presents Scott McPherson's comedy-drama MARVIN'S ROOM, directed by Gabbi Mendelsohn, in collaboration with the Manchester Historical Society in Connecticut.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Kitchen Sink Theatre Company will present THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW at Brooklyn Art Haus. The production features a shadowcast performance of the cult classic film.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Phoenix Theatre Company shared a teaser clip of 'A Heart Full of Love' from its production of LES MISÉRABLES, as the run approaches its closing performance.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Arena Stage shared an interview about THE FRUITS OF OUR LABOR, the Step Afrika! production now running at the Mead Center's Fichandler Stage through November 1.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
The Paley Center for Media held a red carpet, advance screening, and panel discussion for TULSA KING's fourth season at PaleyFest NY, featuring Sylvester Stallone, Terence Winter, and cast members.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Tubi announced a live-action film adaptation of R.L. Stine's THE BABYSITTER, written by Jem Garrard and directed by Trevor Calverley, as part of its ongoing partnership with the horror author.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Grimes has released ACCELERANDO, the lead single from PSYOPERA, her first album in six years. The track explores themes of war and technological acceleration, accompanied by a music video directed by K-pop director Cho Giseok.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Erykah Badu announced schedule updates for her European tour, canceling performances in Paris, Milan, Sofia and Katowice due to unforeseen circumstances. She will perform in London at Blue Note London on October 10–11, Amsterdam on October 13, Brussels on October 14, and Basel on October 15.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
Ben Affleck sits down with Willie Geist for a two-part Sunday Sitdown, discussing his thriller Animals, AI in filmmaking, early success and failure, and co-parenting his kids with Jennifer Garner.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 11, 2026
H.E.R. appeared for an extended interview on THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW with host Jennifer Hudson, discussing her career in a longer-form conversation than a standard segment.
by Paul Batterson - Oct 11, 2026
“Everyone knows she’s iconic. Trying to portray her in the way she was the most challenging thing I’ve ever done. MARILYN tells her story through movement instead of singing or acting. It’s been really fun and challenging, in a very positive way for me.”
Sophie Miklosovic on playing Marilyn Monroe
by Cybele Pomeroy - Oct 11, 2026
SUMMER: THE DONNA SUMMER MUSICAL is still going through November 1, 2026 at Toby’s. It is the penultimate performance at the original building. The holiday show follows, then future productions will be in the new facility. This two and a half hour performance is packed with 23 of Donna Summer's groundbreaking songs.
by Brett Cullum - Oct 11, 2026
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.
by Edmund Whelan - Oct 11, 2026
Before the hit movie-to-musical adaptations Legally Blonde and Heathers, Laurence O’Keefe wrote Bat Boy, a cult classic camp-horror musical about a boy who is half human and half bat.
by Sherry Shameer Cohen - Oct 11, 2026
Ken Ludwig's latest play is more than just his popular comedies, and with Emily Mann directing it, you won't want to miss this.
by Marina Kennedy - Oct 11, 2026
We had the opportunity to interview Marshall Jones III who directs Pipeline at Vanguard Theater. He gave us fascinating insights about his career and the show.
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