Caroline, or Change - 2004 History , Info & More
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by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 7, 2026
Steppenwolf Theatre Company is launching its 51st Season with the world premiere of Chicago playwright Stephanie Alison Walker's biting satire Adirondack Chair Circle. See rehearsal photos!
by Rachel Stone - Oct 7, 2026
Filmmaker Caroline Cory's documentary SUPERHUMAN 2: THE REBIRTH held its red-carpet premiere at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, drawing entertainment figures and thought leaders for a screening, panel discussion, and live musical performances.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 7, 2026
Hudson Stone unveiled his first official music video directed by Jason Lester, while Adrian Lyles collaborated with Brazilian producers Los Brasileros and singer DAY LIMNS on a new single exploring personal growth.
by Joshua Wright - Oct 7, 2026
Troy Sussman discusses playing Tevye in Jordan Fein's Olivier Award-winning FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, playing Brisbane's QPAC from 9 October before touring to Melbourne and Perth.
by Joshua Wright - Oct 7, 2026
Jeff Revels reflects on 20 years as Artistic Director and 30 years at Orlando Family Stage, the theatre's centennial and second century, and a new season featuring the world premiere of The Best Halloween Ever.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 7, 2026
Nicole Costa's documentary feature interweaves personal VHS footage from the 1990s and 2000s with contemporary cinematography to chronicle the life of an Argentine non-binary sex worker in New York City.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 7, 2026
SLAYER will release a limited-edition liquid-filled vinyl edition of REIGN IN BLOOD, marking 40 years since the Gold-certified thrash metal album's original release. The special zoetrope 1LP is filled with crimson-red liquid and available exclusively through Sound Of Vinyl.
by Student Blogger: Imogen Buck - Oct 12, 2026
Dear Sixth Grade Me, I’m 20 now, and I’m in college in New York. I’m totally different from you, but also exactly the same, it’s funny really. Time is so strange, and I still struggle to comprehend it.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 7, 2026
Country artist Greylan James announced his self-titled debut album due November 13, featuring 13 original tracks and a Dolly Parton cover. He will launch his headlining Wedding Season: The Tour and open for Kenny Chesney's 2027 stadium tour.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 7, 2026
QUEEN BUDAPEST, the final filmed performance by the band with Freddie Mercury, opens in cinemas and IMAX. The concert was filmed in 1986 at Budapest's Népstadion and marks the 40th anniversary of the first Western stadium rock show behind the Iron Curtain.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 7, 2026
Andrew McMahon announced a new EP featuring stripped-down versions of SOMETHING CORPORATE songs, with the first single 'She Paints Me Blue' now available.
by Aliya Al-Hassan - Oct 8, 2026
It's been a long wait since London last saw Jonathan Larson's semi-autobiographical rock masterpiece that won four Tony Awards and a posthumous Pulitzer. It's unlikely that any of the cast of the 30th anniversary revival of RENT was out of nappies when the show debuted off-Broadway, but the themes of young people struggling with the cost of living, navigating jobs and relationships, as well as living in the aftermath of the pandemic (albeit this one is AIDS), are evergreen.
by Stephi Wild - Oct 7, 2026
The Tony Award-winning musical SUFFS will begin a new national tour in fall 2027, starting at Proctors in Schenectady, NY. Additional cities and casting will be announced in coming months.
by Sidney Paterra - Oct 7, 2026
If your Halloweekend plans include seeing a Broadway show, take note of the special holiday schedule for this Halloween week. All information is subject to change without notice.
by Jared Fessler - Oct 7, 2026
Nichole Carey brought When Autumn Falls to Crooners for an evening of music and storytelling, with a set built around songs that have personal meaning for her.
by Theresa Bertram - Oct 7, 2026
What did our critic think of THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940 at John Brown University Berry Performing Arts Center?
by Marc Savitt - Oct 7, 2026
The play provides a lot of food for thought. What seems to come through most strongly in the final analysis is an inability for the two sisters to connect meaningfully and their portrayal of the tragedy of not knowing someone anymore.
by Team BWW - Oct 13, 2026
BroadwayWorld is rolling out the biggest update yet to My Shows, its platform for logging, rating, and reviewing the theatre you see. Starting today, My Shows is fully built into the BroadwayWorld app for Android, joining the iOS app and the web - and all three pick up two new features designed for the way theatregoers actually keep score: Challenges and cast tracking by role.
by Stephi Wild - Oct 7, 2026
The 14-time award-winning production will premiere in Queensland, featuring 16 performers across five languages and more than 50 characters spanning four generations of a Sri Lankan-Australian family.
by Kat Mokrynski - Oct 16, 2026
Recently, we had the chance to chat with Lindsey Coulson about playing Eileen in Ilford Boy. We discussed the rehearsal process for a new piece of work, what it has been like returning to theatre after more recent performances for television and what she hopes audiences will take away from the play.
by Kat Mokrynski - Oct 9, 2026
Recently, we had the chance to chat with the creator of Hadestown, Anaïs Mitchell. We discussed how her origins as a singer-songwriter set her on the path to Broadway, the journey Hadestown has been on since it first started in 2006 and even some of her favourite moments from the filmed version of the musical!
by Elizabeth Armstrong - Oct 22, 2026
This season, Donna Feore has had the rare opportunity to helm two Stratford Festival productions: Guys and Dolls, running through November 14th, and Something Rotten!, running through November 15th, which share a stage and company of actors.
by Michael Gioia - Oct 9, 2026
Director John Benjamin Hickey exclusively tells BroadwayWorld how he assembled an all-star cast for a revival of 'Other Desert Cities' that feels all too relevant in 2026.
by Christiana Rose - Oct 10, 2026
For almost 25 years, Sara Barron has witnessed what happens at The Moth when people step beyond the safety of everyday conversation and dare to tell the truth. Long before she became an established comedian, Barron discovered The Moth in New York in 2002.
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