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Octagon Theatre Bolton Will Stage CINDERELLA: A FAIRY TALE This Christmas

by Stephi Wild • Jan 15, 2026

The Octagon Theatre, Bolton has announced that its Christmas show for 2026-27 will be Cinderella: A Fairy Tale, opening on Friday 20 November 2026. Learn more here!

Review: MARY POPPINS THE MUSICAL at Impact Arts Summer Stock Austin

by Joni Lorraine • Jul 30, 2025

MARY POPPINS THE MUSICAL has its roots in the classic children's books by P.L. Travers, first published in 1934. The magical nanny who brings order and wonder to the Banks household became a cultural icon after Disney’s 1964 film adaptation, which blended Travers’ stories with unforgettable songs by the Sherman Brothers.

Review: JERSEY BOYS at Chagrin Valley Little Theatre

by Roy Berko • Mar 18, 2025

A juke box musical consists of pre-existing songs which are melded into a script to tell a story. The songs, in contrast to lyrics and music, which are specifically integrated into a traditional musical’s story, don’t always smoothly transition into the juke box tale.

Photos: First Look at JERSEY BOYS at The John W. Engeman Theater

by Blair Ingenthron • Mar 17, 2024

The John W. Engeman Theater has released production photos for JERSEY BOYS, now in performances through Sunday, May 12, 2024. Check them out here!

Photos: Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center Honors Lynn Nottage at the 22nd Monte Cristo Awards

by Stephi Wild • Nov 7, 2023

Last night, the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center presented the 22nd Monte Cristo Award to award-winning playwright and screenwriter Lynn Nottage. Check out photos here!

Review: FUN HOME at Alma Theatre-Cain Park

by Roy Berko • Aug 13, 2023

What did our critic think of FUN HOME at Alma Theatre-Cain Park?

Review: PASSING STRANGE at Theo Ubique Cabaret

by Kathleen Anwar • Jun 26, 2023

What did our critic think of PASSING STRANGE at Theo Ubique Cabaret? Originally premiering in 2006, Passing Strange is a rock musical that pushes the boundaries of Broadway storytelling and delves into themes of identity, love, and artistic rebellion. The main character, The Youth, embarks on a journey to find “The Real” that takes him from his middle-class Black Los Angeles Church to Amsterdam, and finally to Berlin. Theo Ubique’s lively rendition brings this coming-of-age story to life in their wonderfully immersive theater.