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Kayenta Arts announced its Summer Arts Showcase, a monthlong multidisciplinary celebration of original work by Southern Utah artists, featuring music, theater, poetry, film, and visual art at the Center for the Arts at Kayenta.

Actors’ Equity Association and The Broadway League have created the League-Equity Audition Program ('LEAP'), a new pilot initiative designed to provide Equity actors the opportunity to be seen by top creative talent and casting professionals.

Joey Dardano (Stamptown Wild ‘n Out, Netflix Is A Joke Festival) brings his special, Another Direction, to Joe’s Pub in NYC on 6/7. We sat down with the standup and discussed how he first got started in comedy, building a show, and more.

Before the call that changed his life, LJ Benet was cleaning kitty litter! Now, he joins us for an exclusive conversation about stepping into the world of The Lost Boys and bringing this exciting new production to audiences. From the audition process to the pressure and thrill of joining such an iconic title, LJ shares what makes this show so special and why fans are going to love this fresh take on a legendary story. Watch in this video.

Ready to see your next West End show? Of course you are! Let BroadwayWorld and Ticketmaster be your guide to which plays and musicals are the most buzz-worthy this week. Check out the shows we recommend that you should snag tickets to this week!

Gather round, theater fans: Hugh Jackman is here to tell you a story. Watch a new promo for The Death of Robin Hood, featuring the Tony winner as he provides a sweeping, historical overview of the famed folklore character.

We Got This, a benefit concert supporting cancer community, will come to The Green Room 42. The concert will feature Kerry Butler, Kara Lindsay, and more.

On the business side, ATG Entertainment is reportedly being prepared for a possible sale by its private equity owner, while Pittsburgh Public Theater terminated its staff ahead of its merger with Pittsburgh CLO — two stories that speak to the consolidation and financial pressures reshaping the industry. Against that backdrop, Milwaukee Repertory Theater stands out as a striking counterexample: the company has nearly doubled its operating budget since 2020, opened a landmark $80 million theater complex, and is expanding its season to 13 productions, fueled by a philosophy of investing in artists and audiences rather than contracting.

Legendary Broadway producer Manny Azenberg, 92, talks ticket prices, the loss of playwrights to screens, the rise of investor 'producers,' and whether theater can reclaim its cultural footing.

Pipeline Arts Foundation has launched Pipeline Arts Productions, a new for-profit producing arm with a priority on advancing musical theatre projects by artists who’ve previously won Pipeline Awards.

Bristol Old Vic announced applications for its Associate Artists and Associate Companies programme, seeking two South West-based theatre companies and one Associate Artist for a two-year cohort offering financial support and creative collaboration.

The Crossing, the four-time Grammy-winning choir conducted by Donald Nally, will present THE MONTH OF MODERNS, a series of Philadelphia concerts featuring world premieres and works marking 250 years of American Independence.

The Segal Centre for Performing Arts announced its upcoming theatre season. The lineup will include Come From Away, The Secret Chord: A Leonard Cohen Experience, It Came From Outer Space, and more.

Anne Tolpegin steps into two pivotal roles as The Notebook opens tonight at the Straz Center, portraying both Allie’s protective mother and the no‑nonsense Nurse Lori. “Her mother really is only looking after Allie’s best interests,” she says, while Nurse Lori is “just a very busy, very sort of can’t catch up nurse” doing her best inside a care facility where love and memory collide.

Ed Harris has revealed that he will be returning to the stage this year, starring alongside Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Allison Janney in a production of Jon Robin Baitz's family drama, Other Desert Cities.

Cape Town Opera will present Stephen Sondheim's A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at Theatre on the Bay in Camps Bay, featuring Jonathan Roxmouth, Samantha Peo, and Fleur du Cap Award winner Brittany Smith.

Benedict Cumberbatch, Indira Varma, Juliet Stevenson, David Harewood, and Toby Jones will gather at the Barbican's Cinema 1 for a one-night fundraiser benefiting Compass Collective, a charity supporting young refugees through the arts.

Bondi Festival announced its return to Bondi Beach, featuring an expanded program of live music, theatre, comedy, immersive art and food markets, plus the return of its iconic Ice Rink and Vista Ferris Wheel.

Olivier Award winner Nathaniel Parker, known for Wolf Hall and The Inspector Lynley Mysteries, will star as Professor Henry Higgins in Opera Australia and John Frost's 70th Anniversary season of MY FAIR LADY, completing the musical's cast.

Peter Nason's T.O.Y., a two-act play based on true events about educators facing political pressure in Florida schools, will run at the Tampa Fringe Festival before an Off-Broadway premiere at The Chain Theater in NYC.

The Stage Door Foundation's NEW NEXT NOW series announced directors for three industry readings of original musicals, with Schele Williams, Billie Aken-Tyers, and Jesca Prudencio each helming a new work.

The Shawnee Playhouse in Shawnee on Delaware, PA will present GODSPELL JR., directed by Ryan Fogler, featuring young performers from the Poconos in a production drawing from clowning, pantomime, and vaudeville traditions.

What did our critic think of THE PERFECT TIME at Almonte Old Town Hall?

STNJ’s theme for this season is “Method and Madness,” and Private Lives is ideal to usher in the exciting season ahead.

As the semester comes to a close, I wanted to reflect on what I've learned as a Student Blogger with BroadwayWorld, specifically in terms of discovering myself and my values through my writing.