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by Student Blogger: Adsen Tarr - Oct 30, 2026
I have officially been a college student for two whole months and I feel like I've finally settled into my life here! There of course have been lots of new challenges and many valuable lessons as well. So here are a few things I've learned so far.
by Team BWW - Nov 1, 2026
Play this week's free BroadwayWorld Crossword, 17 answers drawn from an anniversary reunion, fresh casting news and the week's theatre headlines.
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 30, 2026
A free exhibition at the National Theatre marks five decades with personal stories from actors, directors, and long-term collaborators, accessible through a wooden structure and digital guide. See photos of the unveiling with Judi Dench and more.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
Jack McBrayer joined the 3rd Hour of TODAY to discuss hosting HGTV's 'Zillow Gone Wild' and shared memories of playing Kenneth on '30 Rock.'
by Student Blogger: Lilah Berkson - Oct 30, 2026
On the surprising discovery that there’s more to high school than school itself.
by Michael Major - Oct 30, 2026
This week's Stage Mag Spotlight is on Center for the Arts, Theatre's production of Into the Woods! Stage Mag is BroadwayWorld's service for easily creating modern, fully interactive show programs.
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 30, 2026
Members of the original Broadway cast of Schmigadoon! reunited at the Museum of Broadway to celebrate the release of the Schmigadoon! (Original Broadway Cast Recording) on CD and vinyl. See photos!
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
Toronto producer Zorza released her debut album INTERNET NICHE FAME via 4ever Music, featuring eleven tracks of hyperpop, hard dance, and trance exploring online fandom and creative exhaustion.
by Debbie Gilpin - Oct 30, 2026
The original meaning of the word ‘cèilidh’ is ‘companion’, and the event itself has developed into one of the most recognisable kinds of Scottish gatherings with its traditional music and dance. It feels apt, then, that the core idea of a cèilidh has now been fleshed out and transformed into a musical unlike anything else out there.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
Making Gay History releases episode two of its podcast series exploring forgotten queer stories from a NYC men's penitentiary, featuring drag queen Gene Mosley.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
PBS will premiere the 90-minute documentary following the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians' 14-year journey to reclaim ancestral lands on the Sonoma Coast after 170 years of displacement.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
Grammy-award winner Cheryl 'Salt' James released an official video for 'Poison Water,' featuring Elijah Blake, from her debut solo album SALTY N LIT. The animated track addresses environmental and social division.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
Janelle Monáe transformed into a character called 'Fish Boy' and performed a song to a sad mime during an appearance on THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW with host Jennifer Hudson.
by Student Blogger: Lilah Berkson - Nov 2, 2026
On the fine line between genuine curiosity and the pressure to be cultured—and learning to appreciate art without turning it into another measure of achievement.
by Student Blogger: Louise Brophy - Nov 2, 2026
Today, the temperature is beginning to fall below 70 (finally), the fear of finals looms overhead as Thanksgiving break is only three weeks away, and the excitement of UGA Theatre auditions are behind us. Yet, there is still so much to avidly await.
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 30, 2026
You can now get a first look inside rehearsals for The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh's production of A Christmas Carol. Stuart Bowman leads the company in the role of Scrooge.
by Student Blogger: Isabella Lukitsch - Oct 30, 2026
Yes, I know it’s not a billboard in Time Square, but it still meant the world to me. I have been feeling down about not performing, but seeing the printed programs I had made and the poster on a big screen had made me feel proud.
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 30, 2026
The world-premiere production of 1972, a rock opera by Chadwick Stokes and Jessie Nelson, is now playing at American Repertory Theater at Harvard University, telling the true-inspired story of women fighting for reproductive freedom. See photos!
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
Ian Axel, Grammy Award-winning member of A GREAT BIG WORLD, released the instrumental piano track THE SPIDER via Sony Music Masterworks. The composition was inspired by imagery of a spider spinning its web.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
Cellist and former 2CELLOS member Luka Sulic announced his new album ROAD TO JOY arriving December 18, 2026, with a spring 2027 U.S. tour and the new single 'Road Less Taken.'
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 30, 2026
Ogunquit Playhouse concluded its season with record box-office numbers, led by the original musical SMALL TOWN, featuring music and lyrics by John Mellencamp and a book by Naomi Wallace.
by Student Blogger: Maica Nesmith - Oct 30, 2026
Following the same schedule every day can feel redundant. It's important to leave room for what brings you joy. Maintaining a routine truly means finding a balance between what you need to do and what you love to do–even during the busiest of times.
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Oct 30, 2026
Paper Mill Playhouse began rehearsals this week for Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's Mary Poppins, opening Paper Mill's upcoming 88th season in Millburn, New Jersey. See photos!
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
Katrina Ford, formerly of CELEBRATION, has released her new album TO THE LIGHTHOUSE, accompanied by the single 'Killer Jane' and videos. The LP earned support from Stereogum, Brooklyn Vegan, and FLOOD Magazine.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 30, 2026
Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons released the single 'King Baby' on Cavity Search Records, featuring vocals from Patterson Hood and Betsy Franck. The track features revised lyrics from an earlier version recorded by Widespread Panic.
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