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FIDDLER ON THE ROOF at DHT showcases strong performances, gorgeous design, and a lot of care throughout. The cast and musicians handle all the themes—both light and heavy—with skill, commitment, and heart.

‘Oh, Mary!’ actor Wesley Taylor exclusively sits down with BroadwayWorld to talk about living life on the road for the first time in his career while starring in the Cole Escola hit.

See photos from night one of the Cabaret Convention, running 10/13 to 10/15 in NYC. ONCE IN A BLUE MOON celebrated the legacy of Mabel Mercer with Marilyn Maye, Jeff Harnar and many more top-tier voices from the NYC cabaret community

Melba's Restaurant, the beloved Harlem restaurant founded by Chef and Owner Melba Wilson, is introducing Braille menus at its flagship location at 300 West 114th Street, expanding accessibility and creating a more independent dining experience for blind and low-vision guests.

The Broadway-aimed original musical comedy Regency Girls has teamed up with And That's Showbiz to release the trailer for “We Got This: On the Road with Regency Girls,” a new behind-the-scenes series following the musical's journey to Broadway.

Between college applications, school deadlines, reporting on premieres, rehearsals and performances, and playing tennis, I’ve had to find ways to balance my responsibilities.

The National Theatre continue their commitment to new writing with a piece by Helen Edmundson. While this is wonderful in itself, this is not only a matter of having an original play on stage. Some Woman spotlights a category that’s often forgotten by the entertainment business, featuring a middle-aged woman as its protagonist. Anne-Marie Duff makes a splendid return to the National Theatre directed by Blanche McIntyre, portraying a woman who finds herself in a baffling position after a ten-year-old verbally abuses her on a train platform. The situation escalates, allowing Edmundson to weave a complex exploration of womanhood and misogyny in the 21st century.

The heir apparent to the Jerry Herman tribute show, Macon Prickett packs a punch and the house at 54 Below.

Director Rob Ashford and music supervisor Or Matias exclusively tell BroadwayWorld how they are keeping Duncan Sheik’s legacy alive in 'Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen.'

What did our critic think of PAN AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA'S TODO TANGO at The Music Center At Strathmore?

Found within the heart of Massachusetts, you'll find Worcester, and in the small yet vibrant campus of Worcester State University, the campus' theater community serves as a dynamic hub for hands-on learning, creative output and artistic expression.

Mandy Gonzalez chats with Robert about her longtime friendship with Miranda, the inspiration behind this exciting new show, and the personal stories that make these songs so meaningful. They also look back at her incredible Broadway career, the artists who have inspired her, and the joy of connecting with audiences through music. Watch in this video!

A recent audience disturbance at Wicked on the West End caused the performance to be paused for an hour. Unruly patrons were singing along, talking loudly, sneaking in their own alcohol, and generally creating an unpleasant experience for their fellow theatergoers. They were finally ushered out of London’s Apollo Victoria Theatre successfully by the heroic front of house and security teams. The situation went viral thanks to TikTok, with theatre fans and professionals around the world weighing in on what happened at the show.

Get ready for a night of wit, charm, and powerhouse vocals as the incomparable Ginger Minj makes her highly anticipated 54 Below debut on Tuesday November 10! The show shares its title with her upcoming album, THE BROAD'S WAY.

Here are a few top picks to consider this week including the Death of Classical's annual celebration of the macabre, Julie Benko (RAGTIME) in a solo show, the New York Pops celebrating James Bond with Lena Hall (Hedwig and the Angry Inch) and more.

Recently, we had the chance to speak with Jamael Westman, who plays Dallas in Table 17. We discussed what it was like to prepare for the three-hander, the community that has been built around the Kiln Theatre and even the conversations he hopes that audiences have after seeing the play.

Tim Connell has a thing... a vibe... an aesthetic. And it's just what his fans and followers want when they go to one of his shows. His latest show has that thing.

Performances are officially underway at the Laura Pels Theatre for the New York premiere production of The Heart- a new musical with a book and additional lyrics by Kait Kerrigan, music and lyrics by Anne Eisendrath and Ian Eisendrath. What's it all about? Watch in this video as the cast unpacks their roles.

Houston audiences will soon have a chance to see Sara Gaston return to the stage in The Roommate, Jen Silverman’s two-person comedy coming to STAGES Houston October 23 through November 22.

I have been in college for a little over a month now, and it has been a big but welcomed change! I have loved meeting new people and having the opportunity to learn more in depth about things I’m interested in.

BroadwayWorld looks back on the 1981 Broadway musical 'Dreamgirls,' which ran for more than 1,500 performances, and what members of its cast are up to now.

A decade after originating the role of George Washington in Hamilton, Jackson has returned to the Broadway phenomenon—and this time around, he's experiencing the show in an entirely new way. Watch the full interview with Jackson as he reflects on returning to Hamilton, how the landmark musical changed his life, his pre-show routine, and why live theatre remains sacred to him.