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Blues guitarist Mathias Lattin has signed to Red Zero Records, the label founded by Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, releasing his debut single "CADILLAC ASSEMBLY LINE" and launching a run of live dates.

Repertorio Español has announced the cast and creative team for TOC TOC, Laurent Baffie's comedy following six patients awaiting a delayed psychiatrist in a waiting room.

The Manhattan Association of Cabarets will host its annual MAC TO SCHOOL symposium at Don't Tell Mama and Open Jar Studios, featuring master classes, workshops and panel discussions on creating cabaret shows.

The Toronto festival will mark its 11th year with a lineup including Alex Bird, Hilario Duran, Robi Botos, Rich Brown, Jane Bunnett, Marc Jordan and Robert Priest across Kensington Market venues.

PBS has outlined upcoming programming including RESOLVE TO SOLVE with Miles O'Brien, MADE IN THE WEST narrated by Tanya Tucker, and THE DRAWING ROOM featuring Mo Welch.

Pacific Music Group has signed electronic music artist Kaskade in a partnership aimed at expanding his presence and opportunities across Asia through management and regional strategy.

SAXON will release its 25th studio album, GODS OF THUNDER, via Silver Lining Music, with the title track and video out now, produced by Biff Byford.

Additional casting has been announced for Galileo, the new musical inspired by the life of astronomer and scientist Galileo Galilei, that will be led by the previously announced Raúl Esparza. Learn more here!

Natalya Petrovna has it all: a devoted husband, a gentle life, and she has enough wealth not to care about any of it. In spite of her long list of admirers and a silver tongue to go with it, she’s bored. Everything changes when she hires Aleksey as her son’s tutor. Ennui, the potential of a young lover, and plenty of jealousy make Brian Friel’s take on Ivan Turgenev’s play the perfect end-of-summer treat. Friel succeeds in maintaining the classic idle nature of Russian drama, and Lyndsey Turner turns it into a delicious slow burn. 

Theatre Now New York is accepting submissions for its 14th annual Festival of 10-Minute Musicals, with 10 finalists to be selected for a presentation next spring.

Write Out Loud, the annual contest creating opportunities for musical theater’s next generation of songwriters, has announced the cast of its upcoming eighth studio EP. BroadwayWorld shares exclusive photos from inside the studio.

Jewers returns to Samuel Pepys as a subject of fiction following his debut novel, The Lost Diary of Samuel Pepys (2022). At the start of Seething Lane, Pepys is again looking for signs of corruption in and outside of the Court, but when violent death raises its head, he realises it is folly to trust anyone.

Bestselling author R. F. Kuang will appear at The Music Hall's Historic Theater in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to discuss her new novel TAIPEI STORY, followed by a moderated conversation and audience Q&A.

Vangeline Theater/New York Butoh Institute will lead a day-long Butoh workshop at Oxford's Old Fire Station, taught by choreographer and dancer Vangeline as part of the Schwarzman Centre Cultural Programme.

Sara Al-Bazali, known for her viral run as standby for Veronica Sawyer and Heather Chandler in HEATHERS off-Broadway, will present her solo cabaret WAIT FOR IT at 54 Below.

What did our critic think of PRESENT LAUGHTER, THEATRE ROYAL BATH at Theatre Royal Bath?

BroadwayWorld catches up with Yilin Yan, director of the Chinese production of Backstage and founder of Blue Eyes Theatre, to talk about bringing the production to the Camden Fringe and Edinburgh Festival Fringe this summer.

There is a genuine buzz in the air heading into The Hippodrome. The soundtrack to The Greatest Showman has spent years embedded in popular culture, so bringing those anthems under a big top naturally sets expectations high. When the show leans into its circus themes, it is nothing short of breathtaking.

Presented by New Musical Theater Nashville in partnership with ASCAP (The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers), The First Stage gives local Nashville composers and writers a chance to showcase their new work by performing 45-minute excerpts from original musicals in development. Presented quarterly, the concert series is held in the Analog Lounge at the Hutton Hotel.

W Hoboken by Mariott Bonvoy is well known in the area for their exquisite dining options.

Those summer days may have drifted away, but oh—autumn has begun! Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, and what better way to celebrate a well-earned day off than with some of Broadway’s hardest-working characters? Pour yourself a cup of ambition, put your feet up, and clock in for a musical theatre marathon. From factory workers and waitresses to newsboys, secretaries, sailors, salesmen, and plenty of other characters earning their keep eight shows a week, Broadway has never been short on songs about the daily grind. We’ve rounded up 60+ of our favorite Broadway showtunes about jobs, careers, and working hard all the livelong day.

Raúl Esparza has spent plenty of time on stages and screens, but this summer brought him back to one of his favorite places: the Delacorte Theater. BroadwayWorld's Richard Ridge caught up with Esparza backstage during his run as Leontes in The Public Theater's Free Shakespeare in the Park production of The Winter's Tale. For Esparza, returning to the newly renovated Delacorte was particularly meaningful. Watch in this video.

Playwright and GALA Artistic Director Gustavo Ott discusses the world premiere of GARBO: THE ACTOR WHO SAVED THE WORLD, a true-story WWII espionage thriller running September 3 through 27, 2026 at GALA Hispanic Theatre.

The Broadway grosses provide valuable information that can give insight into everything from what producers and investors choose to bring to Broadway next to what show might have a discounted ticket available for the average theatergoer. Historically, this data has been tracked for over a century. The collective data of many shows’ grosses over previous seasons presents patterns which contribute to ticket pricing decisions and scheduling decisions, such as when a limited run should plan to open and close. The grosses guide Broadway marketers and advertisers in every day decision-making as well, giving data to base spends and new placements on.