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by Stephi Wild - Oct 21, 2026
NMIXX is back with their new EP, 'Strange Muse.' I had the opportunity to chat with the members, Haewon, Lily, Sullyoon, Bae, Jiwoo, and Kyujin, all about the album, their creative process, and the future of the group. Find out what they had to say!
by Nicole Spano - Oct 21, 2026
Bistro Award winner Deborah Zecher debuted her new cabaret show at Don't Tell Mama last night, taking us on a journey that proves the Bible and Broadway make surprisingly good bedfellows.
by Student Blogger: Amanda Steiner - Oct 20, 2026
I am a theatre maker. Great. But what does that mean? As a theatre maker, I do it all. I act, I direct. I stage manage and design. I’m a dramaturg, and I produce. And I work on many shows at once. Seems simple, right?
The answer is yes. But no.
by Marina Kennedy - Oct 21, 2026
Kathryn Grody graces the stage with style and verve in her one-woman show, The Unexpected Third.
by David Green - Oct 20, 2026
Emmy, Golden Globe and Tony Award winner Darren Criss will take the stage at the Palm Springs Plaza Theatre on Tuesday, December 1, for the Darren Criss Anniversary Concert. The performance falls exactly one year after the Plaza reopened its doors on December 1, 2025 with a gala concert featuring Cynthia Erivo, following an extensive restoration and more than a decade of closure. The concert also launches the theatre's 90th anniversary celebration, which begins on December 12, 2026, ninety years after the Plaza first opened in downtown Palm Springs.
by Debbie Hall - Oct 20, 2026
Las Vegas has built its reputation on elaborate productions, legendary showgirls, superstar residencies and immersive entertainment. Magic also played a significant role in shaping the city's identity as an entertainment capital. From Oct. 23–26, The Neon Museum will present the fourth annual Duck Duck Shed, celebrating the architecture, design, entertainment and cultural forces that shaped Las Vegas.
by Cathy Jakicic - Oct 20, 2026
Despite it’s setting in a lavish pink bathroom, the “Great White Throne” in the title of Cara Johnson’s new play is not the porcelain one visible throughout on the stage it’s the one envisioned on high by the two church women played brilliantly by Libby Amato and Marcella Kearns.
by Kevin Shaw - Oct 20, 2026
There are certain moments in history that become so legendary that it becomes difficult to separate what actually happened from what we wish had happened.
by Paul Batterson - Oct 21, 2026
MARILYN uses standout performances from a large cast, vivid colors and imagery, and a dynamic score to present the actress’s story – all without saying a word.
by André Böke - Oct 20, 2026
In a hauntingly atmospheric production, Girl from the North Country transforms Bob Dylan’s songs into a deeply moving portrait of human fragility, shattered dreams and the desperate search for hope in Depression-era America. An outstanding cast brings Conor McPherson’s psychologically rich drama to life, blurring the boundaries between musical theatre and straight drama.
by Peter Nason - Oct 20, 2026
An imaginatively mounted production with a terrific cast that acted as a tribute to the late great Duncan Sheik.
by AJ Jaffari - Oct 20, 2026
What happens when the music, memories, and history of one of San Francisco's most celebrated neighborhoods take center stage?
by Student Blogger: Catalina Zelles - Oct 20, 2026
I spent most of my freshman year of college adjusting to a completely new lifestyle: navigating dorm life with a roommate, figuring out meals according to the dining halls, and taking classes just to fulfill my gen-ed requirements.
by Student Blogger: Olivia Clark - Oct 20, 2026
When I walked into the Music Box Theatre to see a Saturday matinee of Suffs in July of 2024, I expected to see a story of fiery feminism and the fight for women’s suffrage.
by Joe Sarafolean - Oct 20, 2026
In most cases, American audiences encounter stories about racial and socioeconomic disparities through a distinctly American lens. However, the Guthrie Theater’s production of Octopus Theatrical’s Kunene and the King, written by Tony Award winner John Kani, offers a different perspective.
by Brian Bochicchio - Oct 20, 2026
A modest set--a piano in the foreground, and a backup band positioned along the edges, above which was suspended an array of hanging lights.
by Grace Kahmer - Oct 20, 2026
One of the most unique attributes of Lancaster County is its vibrant theatre community. Whether you’re looking to learn a new skill, watch an original story unfold, or practice your passion, there’s something for everyone! Servant Stage is the epitome of Lancaster’s values: community, accessibility, and quality.
by Buster Spiller - Oct 21, 2026
What did our critic think of THE MONSTERS at Dallas Theater Center - Dee & Charles Wyly Studio Theater? Akron Watson and Tiana Kaye dive deep into the roles in this tour de force production.
by Student Blogger: Anna Porter - Oct 20, 2026
It is incredibly special to look back on the blog posts I have written and see the progress I have made from a girl who had to be convinced not to drop out of school and change my career to someone who can’t imagine doing anything else.
by Student Blogger: Lucy Spiegel - Oct 20, 2026
One of my favorite quotes is “If you knew you were one hundred rejections away from your dream, think how excited you’d be every time someone told you no' (Unknown).
by Student Blogger: Brooke Seddon - Oct 20, 2026
“What’s your major?” - A question in which I guarantee my response will stump you or at least boost your curiosity. I am here to finally debunk what my major actually entails, what possible careers can emerge from it, and my why.
by A.A. Cristi - Oct 20, 2026
Raw Material and Capital Theatres will present the final installment of THE JAMES PLAYS, featuring Rona Munro's script about King James VI and Rufus Norris's directorial debut in Scotland.
by Student Blogger: Lillian Anderson - Oct 20, 2026
It's not easy to find safe, healthy environments for young actors. Most actors under 12 just want to learn! Their hunger to grow is obvious, so what does that mean for us?
by Elizabeth Armstrong - Oct 20, 2026
After its previously sold-out world premiere in Toronto last year, The Unauthorized Hallmark(ish) Parody Musical is returning to sprinkle some holiday cheer, this time at the Meridian Arts Centre Lyric Theatre from November 28th-January 3rd.
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