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The Tony and Olivier Award-winning musical OPERATION MINCEMEAT announced its tenth Broadway extension, adding four weeks through March 14, 2027. The production will enter its third year on stage.

BroadwayWorld is very excited to bring you an exclusive performance of 'Where You Belong', featuring Steven Huynh and James Seol, performed at the beautiful Laurie Beechman Theatre. Check out the full performance in this video.

The Princess Bride musical will premiere at Chicago's Nederlander Theatre in July 2027, with a Broadway transfer expected for the 2027-28 season.

In the heart of New York City, you’ll join the next generation of actors, directors, writers, and media technologists transforming creative dreams into reality. Learn from award-winning faculty whose credits span stage, film, and television and whose work is shaping the performing arts around the world.

Montreal-based project LAND OF TALK will release its sixth album LASTS, featuring the lead single "4:44," a serpentine, summery track written and produced by project leader Lizzie Powell.

Samuel Beckett's final prose work receives a musical adaptation by composer Trevor Bača, performed by JACK Quartet and narrated by Paul Griffiths on the new ECM album.

Lillias White and Reeve Carney reunite for an off-Broadway production of the musical TEXAS IN PARIS at Signature Theatre's Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre. Directed by Akin Babatundé, the limited engagement explores race relations through spirituals and cowboy songs.

Pusha T and Pharrell Williams announced the launch of GRINDIN Coffee, a new coffee brand powered by Italian roaster Lavazza. Available in dark and medium roasts, the coffee is sold exclusively online.

Lea Michele and Aaron Tveit reunite for a one-night-only concert at NYC's Beacon Theatre on November 19, months after their Chess run ended.

Kennedy Center warns of bankruptcy, SF Opera cancels over a strike, and Gate Theatre closes after 50 years — plus Shaw Festival's $25M rebuild, new leaders at Le Petit and Quantum, and what Broadway's SEC filings reveal.

The Echo Theater Company presents the world premiere of The Peterson Show written by Emmy-nominated playwright Janine Nabers and directed by Michelle Bossy. It raises a difficult question: What happens to a family when the person who held it together becomes the one who tears it apart? I spoke with the director Michelle Bossy about her decision to direct the play, the relationships between the characters, and how the play has evolved during rehearsals.

Josh Ross started the night and quickly got the crowd going. The Canadian country singer brought plenty of energy to his set, performing songs including “Red Flags,” “Kicked Out of Bars” and “Namin’ Names.” As one of the newer artists on the lineup, Ross was a great way to kick off the evening.

“Tonight we honour what was lost, but we also commemorate what we found.” Pangdemonium’s beautiful final production, Come From Away, focuses on the connection, kindness, and joy that was found amidst the 9/11 tragedy. 

Despite being known for country music, Nashville might end up being the next big American city for new musicals after NYC and LA. Thanks to Douglas Waterbury-Tieman and Sarah Aili from NMTN (New Musical Theater Nashville) in collaboration with ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers), The First Stage gives audiences the chance to preview the next big musicals over at Analog Lounge in the Hutton Hotel.

With classics, contemporary gems, and a Halloween chill, this year’s lineup offers something irresistible for every kind of theatregoer.

Kanata Theatre's presentation of Tom Stoppard's Rough Crossing has pulled into harbour at the Ron Maslin Playhouse until September 19th. Rough Crossing is a lighthearted, farcical comedy set aboard the SS Italian Castle, a transatlantic cruise ship headed to New York, though the play relies a bit too strongly on slapstick for its laughs.

The actors drive the story forward with their strong acting and execution of the characters' fervor for emancipation, freedom, and equality. 

She’s wonderful to play. I really find some things about her that are so relatable, and that’s what I try to really do for this new generation of people coming to see the show.

Cy Coleman got started as a jazz musician. He was a child prodigy pianist and concertized at a very early age, and then he began writing pop songs in the ’50s. And had quite a few hits. Singers like Tony Bennett and Peggy Lee and Frank Sinatra all recorded his songs.

The Royal Ballet 26/27 season kicked off in the Linbury Theatre with a vehicle for Steven McRae.

Todd Schroeder is a multiple award-winning Music Director, Creative Director, Composer, Producer, Arranger, and Pianist whose artistry has graced some of the world’s most iconic stages. Celebrated for his ability to connect with artists on a deep level, Todd has collaborated across genres—from Jazz and Broadway to Pop, Country, and Rock—with luminaries including Jason Alexander, Engelbert Humperdinck, Liza Minnelli, Dave Koz, Sir Tom Jones, Haley Reinhart, Leslie Odom Jr., Sam Harris, and Angela Lansbury.

Andrew Scott will star in a new feature film version of Sea Wall, shot on stage for a one-of-a-kind new feature film during performances at Studio Seaview. Learn more here!

The company perfectly portrays the play’s shades of drama and humor.

Jasmine is a passionate and dedicated dancer with a strong work ethic who has been dancing since the age of six. Trained in jazz, hip hop, jazz funk, commercial, tap, and contemporary, she earned a place in Parris Goebel’s Bubblegum Dance Crew at age 10 before going on to train for eight years with world-renowned group The Royal Family Dance Crew.

Don’t dream it—dress up! For more than 50 years, The Rocky Horror Show has inspired fans to slip into their fishnets, lace up their corsets, pile on the glitter, and let their freak flags fly. Dressing up has become almost as much a part of the Rocky Horror experience as doing the Time Warp, and now that the cult classic is back on Broadway, fans are bringing their fabulous fashions along for the ride. From sweet transvestites to creatures of the night and everything in between, these audience members understood the assignment. Take a jump to the left and check out some of our favorite looks from a recent performance at Studio 54!