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by Student Blogger: Adsen Tarr - Oct 26, 2026
Freshman year is a complete fresh start. Many of us have moved across state lines, away from family, to pursue big dreams of careers in musical theater. Creating systems and routines is essential for success academically, artistically and socially.
by Jay Pateakos - Oct 25, 2026
What did our critic think of WITCHING HOUR-SECRET CELLAR at Burbage Theatre?
by Marina Kennedy - Oct 26, 2026
After years of working successfully through the New York restaurant scene, Chef Reyes rose through the ranks before arriving at BLACKBARN in 2021 and he is ready for this new leadership position as well.
by Meagan Dill - Oct 25, 2026
Whether you're single, dating, or happily married, everyone remembers those pre-date nerves, the acute agony of deciding what to wear, and the awkward silences that seem to go on for eternity. FIRST DATE sets these moments to a catchy score you'll be humming long after you leave the theatre.
by Jade Kops - Oct 25, 2026
Preston Max Allen’s (Music, Lyrics, Book) WE ARE THE TIGERS Is an American teen coming of age story with a deadly twist.
by Martin Ganeider - Oct 25, 2026
Luxurious Razzle Dazzle, the old flim flam flummox still relevant!
by Courtney Symes - Oct 25, 2026
The B Street Theatre never disappoints, and its current production of Eboni Booth’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Primary Trust, is another winner. Director Jack Reuler brings warmth, humor, and humanity to Booth’s thoughtful exploration of human connection, the challenges of stepping outside our comfort zones, and the ways our past experiences shape who we become. The play reminds us that even when change seems daunting, unexpected opportunities can open new doors to beautiful destinations.
by Theresa Bertram - Oct 25, 2026
What did our critic think of TALES OF THE CRYPT at Parkview Magnet High School?
by Buster Spiller - Oct 25, 2026
What did our critic think of SPUNK at Dallas Theater Center - Bryant Hall? A tight ensemble and standout performance solidify this production.
by Marissa Faith Curley - Oct 24, 2026
Chelsea Gabrielle Rose's Loving This Year will be performed as a part of the Circle Festival in New York City. Loving This Year is a story about a multi-generational family experiencing the year 2020, as they simultaneously fight to keep their hope alive.
by Keira Grant - Oct 24, 2026
Opera Atelier specializes in 17th- and 18th-century works, and Co-Artistic Directors Marshall Pynkoski and Jeannette Lajeunesse Zingg are highly adept at bringing them to life with fidelity to the conventions of the time. Impressively, they manage to do this in a way that never feels tone deaf to modern sensibilities and values. Productions incorporate ballet and use delicate, airy period instruments. The finished product is usually a whirl of vibrant colour, dulcet vocals, and peerless old-school stagecraft. This new production of The Descent of Orpheus delivers on all of these aspects.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 24, 2026
Good Morning America's Pop News segment reported that a fifth installment of the Halloweentown film series is in the early stages of script development.
by Rachel Stone - Oct 24, 2026
Watch Ethan Hawke and Betty Gilpin press Mekko's uncle Otis for answers in a new scene from THE LOWDOWN season two, now airing on FX and Hulu.
by Marissa Faith Curley - Oct 26, 2026
The Austrian family musical released its 2026 original cast recording live across streaming platforms, featuring 19 tracks with music by composer Günther Fiala and direction by Harald Buresch.
by Marissa Faith Curley - Oct 24, 2026
The Rehearsal Room is a three-hour adult musical theatre workshop taking place at Austin Lo’ren Dance Academy. This is a hands-on workshop for adults interested in musical theatre.
by Yuliya Pokhylko - Oct 24, 2026
The Bodyguard feels more like a tribute concert than a traditional Broadway musical. With its focus on the lead character, the show trades large-scale choreography and out-of-the-box supporting characters for a celebration of Whitney Houston’s music. Laced with nostalgia for the rhythms and styles of the '90s, the show reflects the increasing popularity of the themes, films, and music that shaped millennials’ childhood and adolescence.
by Marissa Faith Curley - Oct 24, 2026
Arts Advocates has announced its schedule of November events, which includes a luncheon with Ariel Serrano and Leymis Bolaños Wilmott, an exhibit by Marie-Louise McHugh and more.
by Marissa Faith Curley - Oct 24, 2026
Korean artist REDDY (레디) marks the beginning of a new chapter in his career with the release of his new single, 'TARANTINO', his first musical offering as an independent artist.
by Marissa Faith Curley - Oct 24, 2026
Producer Bruce Cohen received the Vito Russo Award from GLAAD at its New York Gala, presented by Ariana DeBose. The event featured performances by Alex Newell and Anika Noni Rose.
by Marissa Faith Curley - Oct 24, 2026
Composers Concordance continues its series of concerts with 'Inspired by Miles,' an evening celebrating the restless imagination and far-reaching musical legacy of Miles Davis.
by Marissa Faith Curley - Oct 24, 2026
Congolese musician Agressivo Nyandoro will perform live in Kinshasa, bringing his music from Lubumbashi to the Democratic Republic of the Congo's capital.
by Marissa Faith Curley - Oct 24, 2026
Pioneer Theatre Company's production of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, the cult classic musical with music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard Ashman, is now open at Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre in Salt Lake City.
by Gavin Glynn - Oct 24, 2026
Actor, Richard Rosales, is a prominent regional theater performer who casting directors keep finding perfect roles for he and their productions. Richard was cast most recently as The Bishop Of Digne at The Bank of America Theater, and to list a few mor ; Michael in Elegies and Leonato om Much Ado About Nothing for the iconic Hollywood Fringe Festival, Lt. Torasso in Passion as well as Chef Louis in the Little Mermaid both for the Chromolume Theater, Melvin P. Thorpe om The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas for the Morgan-Wixson Theater, Mr. Scott in Save The Pier at COSM, Roger in The Musical Comedy: Murders of 1940 at Theater Palisades before it was burnt to the ground.
Graciously, Richard Rosales sat down with Broadway World Los Angeles to answer the rising popular TEN QUESTIONS IN TEN MINUTES to share is growing repertoire in Los Angeles' established regional theaters. https://michaeldonovancasting.com/current-projects
by Steve Murray - Oct 24, 2026
What did our critic think of A CASE FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD at New Conservatory Theatre Center?
by Rebecca Kaplan - Oct 24, 2026
Smyth brought rock-star energy big enough to power the type of thousand-seat venues she typically plays to the intimate Carlyle room, and it was magnetic.
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