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What better way to spend a warm summer evening than sitting in a park listening to Broadway tunes. Renaissance man Sam Jewison – an accomplished singer, jazz pianist and, surprisingly, conductor – duly delivers what the audience hankers after in a one-off performance at Opera Holland Park.

Jubilee Theatre shared a musical preview of Klook and Vinette featuring Brian Gibson and Tamya J. Simmons ahead of the Fort Worth production's summer run.

What did our critic think of TITANIC THE BROADWAY MUSICAL at Theatre By The Sea?

Equally Represented Arts will present THE LAST SHOW ON EARTH, a new play by Joe Taylor directed by Lucy Cashion, at the Kranzberg Arts Center's Black Box Theater.

Animation director Yiru Deng's short film TUNNEL VISION, a UCLA Best Art Direction Award winner, will screen at the 30th LA Shorts International Film Festival at the Laemmle NoHo theater in Los Angeles.

BWW catches up with Gregory Nussen to chat about bringing QFWFQ to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

BWW catches up with Darkfield co-director to chat about the shows they're bringing to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Writer and performer David Lutken guest blogs for BroadwayWorld ahead of bringing Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Writer and performer Tobias Graham guest blogs for BWW about bringing Slugs to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

A wonderful production that provides a heavy dose of optimism that's needed now more than ever!

What did our critic think of MEGAN MORONEY - CLOUD 9 TOUR at Target Center Minneapolis?

Goosefeather, the modern Chinese restaurant at the Tarrytown House Estate known for Chef Talde's bold, playful take on Chinese-American cuisine is bringing back its annual Pink Party.

Allan Harris brought the spirit of an intimate Harlem house party to Birdland with Harlem After Dark, joined by Maya Azucena, AC Lincoln, and a stellar jazz trio for an evening of blues, swing, tap dance, and irresistible musical chemistry.

On July 23, 2026, Ground Floor Productions and SLGProductions1305 presented What It Means to Be Alive: A Study on Musical Theatre Greats at the Green Room 42 in Manhattan. See highlights from the July 23 show

See some of the biggest names performing at cabaret venues this month - at a range of budget points, from a free outdoor concert with Common to RENT stars Anthony Rapp and Adam Pascal in their reliably sold-out duo act. We've put together a list of some of the biggest stars of the stage and screen and the biggest names in jazz, cabaret and Broadway with shows in NYC.

THE LAST ROMANCE, explores the issues of aging and love, but doesn't shy away from the tough stuff like wrinkles and heartache. With a sprinkle of humor and a dash of wisdom, it delves into the joys and sorrows that come with getting older. And let's not forget the universal truth it reveals - that deep down, we all crave companionship and connection.

Chef Lucile Plaza is the Executive Chef of Benoit New York, the acclaimed French bistro helmed by the world's most decorated chef, Alain Ducasse.

The (maybe) final show in CLO's history, this tour stop still has a lot to say.

BWW catches up with Josh from Say It Again, Sorry? to chat about bringing ...Earnest? back to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe

BWW catches up with writer John Kolvenbach to chat about bringing Stand Up If You're Here Tonight to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Some festivals go out with a whimper. Once the excitement of the opening production in the Cour d'Honneur has passed, the remaining artists often present more modest, less foregrounded projects. There are concerts, readings, and other events, and it remains a vibrant hub of activity, but it is never quite center stage again. With Le Pas du Monde, Collectif XY ensures that this year's Festival d'Avignon goes out with a bang. Blending breathtaking acrobatics with the aesthetic sophistication of contemporary dance, the circus company has created a performance that is as riveting as it is elegant.

BWW catches up with Farah Ashraf to chat about bringing Pink Rabbit to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Boris Charmatz dances with discomfort. His work Muette, now in performance at the Festival d'Avignon's La Chartreuse, offers no easy viewing. Earthy movement, prolonged silence, and nudity combine in an unsettling yet riveting exploration of the body. Charmatz seeks to dance the interior self, a self uninterested in the elegant virtuosity he could no doubt display.

Mike Ausherman portrayed Don as charming though maybe a bit bored with his current career and fame. His leading lady, Lina was portrayed by Chris Ausherman as quite the diva with a strong voice to accompany her big personality. His best friend, Cosmo, was portrayed by David Pillette, with tons of energy and fun.

What better way to close out the Festival d'Avignon than with a love letter to the theatre? At the conclusion of Casting Lear, now performing at the Opéra Grand Avignon as part of the Festival, creator and performer André Jiménez makes an impassioned case for the art form.