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by Nicole Rosky - Oct 3, 2026
A Murder of Crones is back in the Twin Cities Horror Festival, and this time, the kids are invited. Award-winning and internationally produced playwright Rachel Teagle has stirred up a batch of The Sludge, which follows teens battling a sentient slime running amok in suburban Minnesota.
by Nicole Rosky - Oct 3, 2026
Milwaukee Repertory Theater shared a trailer for its production of FOOTLOOSE THE MUSICAL, featuring highlights of the show's dance numbers and 1980s soundtrack now playing in the Checota Powerhouse Theater.
by Nicole Rosky - Oct 3, 2026
Phoenix Theatre Company shared a rehearsal clip of 'Let Mother Vote' from its upcoming production of SUFFS, the Tony-winning musical about the suffragist movement.
by Nicole Rosky - Oct 3, 2026
Phoenix Theatre Company shared a teaser clip of 'On My Own' from its production of LES MISÉRABLES, featuring Hahnna Christianson's performance as Eponine. Watch the video here!
by Nicole Rosky - Oct 3, 2026
An intimate evening with Ted Leitner, the legendary broadcasting voice of the San Diego Padres, Aztecs, Channel 8 Sports, KFMB-AM Radio and more: up-close, un-filtered, and un-scripted – just like he's always been. 'Uncle Teddy' shares hilarious and moving stories about SD sports legends including Tony Gwynn, Jerry Coleman, Junior Seau, Trevor Hoffman, Bill Walton and Ted Williams as he reflects on a 4-decades long career.
by Nicole Rosky - Oct 3, 2026
Cinzi Lavin's Civil War drama, based on actual love letters discovered in a Connecticut attic, received an Award of Merit from the Connecticut League of Museums. The production has performed at the state capitol and the U.S. Library of Congress archived the script.
by Sam Desmond - Oct 3, 2026
What did our critic think of ON YOUR FEET at Argyle Theatre?
by Rachel Stone - Oct 3, 2026
Goose brought their song Good Times // End Times to Jimmy Kimmel Live, delivering a live performance filmed in Brooklyn for the ABC late-night program.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 3, 2026
Anand Giridharadas joins Bill Maher and Fareed Zakaria to debate homelessness, then Malcolm Gladwell jumps in for an Overtime discussion on Real Time.
by Adi Ajzenstadt - Oct 3, 2026
An overstuffed narrative and unrefined musical score leave Xnthony's world-premiere pilgrimage musical struggling to deliver emotional resonance or consistent comedy.
by Adi Ajzenstadt - Oct 3, 2026
Fishamble's dual-timeline migration drama is handsome and full of noble intent, but a static staging keeps its emotional urgency at arm's length.
by Natalie O'Donoghue - Oct 3, 2026
Whaur’s Yer Wullie Shakespeare Noo? is a new Scots comedy by PPP's Artistic Director Brian Logan that playfully re-imagines the events around this infamous staging, and asks whether any decent person should be seen dead in the theatre!
by Aliya Al-Hassan - Oct 3, 2026
It's not often that Richmond Theatre plays host to a world premiere: Blacbrik's Nahum McLean and Darius Drooh's first long-form dance production The Brown Suite makes a stylish splash before embarking on a nationwide tour.
by Alexander Cohen - Oct 3, 2026
Corruption, redemption, lies. Parsifal is ripe with symbols and dogmas for a director to toy with and tear down. So why is Evgeniy Titov's iconoclastic staging so predictably iconoclastic? Is it because undermining the rigid morality of a Wagner opera feels like the go-to option in the age of cynicism?
by Jared Fessler - Oct 3, 2026
What did our critic think of SYNDEE WINTERS: THE MAKINGS OF A LADY at The O'Shaughnessy? Joined by Mr. Chair featuring Greg Ward, Winters performed a wide-ranging set that traveled from Golden Age standards and songs made famous by the late, great Lena Horne to ’90s pop and R&B and some of Broadway’s best-known shows.
by Cary Ginell - Oct 3, 2026
Versatile character actress returns to play a favorite role in 5-Star Theatricals' production of 'Les Miserables,' beginning October 9
by AJ Jaffari - Oct 3, 2026
Hillbarn Theatre is getting ready to present the delightfully ridiculous show: Gutenberg! The Musical!, a two-person comedy that asks its performers to portray an entire town’s worth of characters—with little more than a collection of labeled hats to help them along the way.
by Andrea Stephenson - Oct 3, 2026
If you enjoy a psychologically intense show that will leave you wondering how you would react in such dire circumstances, this is the show for you. Get your dose of spine-tingling chills this October with The Birds at Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg.
by A.A. Cristi - Oct 2, 2026
Town Hall Theatre opened submissions for its 7th Annual Young Playwrights Festival, seeking original 10-minute plays from teen writers in Contra Costa and Alameda counties. Selected works will be staged with professional Bay Area actors and directors.
by A.A. Cristi - Oct 2, 2026
Storytelling360 will present a keynote conversation with Phil Lord and Chris Miller at its State of the Story Conference at the Directors Guild Theater.
by A.A. Cristi - Oct 2, 2026
Cara Meyers performs her solo storytelling show examining dating and body image in a larger body, featuring personal narratives, dating-app messages and unsolicited photos at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles.
by Andrew Child - Oct 2, 2026
A musical about disenfranchised teenage boys in warring gangs in the middle of the twentieth century has an impossibly high standard to measure up against in the department of subject matter.
by A.A. Cristi - Oct 2, 2026
NENAproductions will present the Tony Award-winning musical EVITA at the Jersey Shore Arts Center in Ocean Grove, New Jersey, with Jill Gindi starring as Eva Perón and a full live pit band.
by Keira Grant - Oct 2, 2026
Booty Candy is perfect for 2026. It has just the right blend of hilarity and hyperbole to take your mind off current events and just enough home truths to give a voice to the shared pain, fear and rage of all of us whose very existence is subversive during these turbulent times. At a time when plays like Booty Candy are being censored in ostensibly democratic nations, seeing this show and laughing heartily is an act of resistance.
by Theresa Bertram - Oct 2, 2026
What did our critic think of WAIT UNTIL DARK at The Pocket Community Theatre?
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