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by Joshua Wright - Jul 19, 2026
Paramount has posted a best-of compilation for Cruz, played by Laylsa De Oliviera, tracing the character's arc across Seasons 1 and 2 of LIONESS on Paramount+.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 19, 2026
Matt Damon appeared on LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS to share his family's reaction to Argentina reaching the World Cup Final, adding a personal moment to his recent run of appearances on the show.
by Richard Sasanow - Jul 19, 2026
To “IL” or not to “IL”—that is the question. According to the program at the other night’s performance by Will Crutchfield’s Teatro Nuovo (TN) of Mozart’s great opera about Don Juan, it’s IL DON GIOVANNI, rather than simply the familiar DON GIOVANNI. That’s as it was called by its librettist (the composer’s great collaborator, Lorenzo da Ponte) and the portrayer of the eponymous anti-hero (baritone Manuel Garcia Sr.) on its first visit to New York 200 years ago, when Italian opera arrived here in New York for the first time.
by June August - Jul 19, 2026
Melanie is amazing. Many know her as a gifted actor. She Is equally a gifted teacher.
by Louise Penn - Jul 20, 2026
Black Dyke Band brings its popular programme of classics and movie music, written or arranged for brass, to the BBC Proms. Showcasing their industrial roots and professional virtuosity, they prove why they are 'the best-known brass band in the world'.
by Natalie O'Donoghue - Jul 20, 2026
BWW catches up with Katie Gaven to chat about bringing 00:45:00 to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
by Sabrina Wallace - Jul 19, 2026
What if Juliet got a second chance? & Juliet delivers a clever twist on Shakespeare with Max Martin's biggest hits, dazzling choreography, vibrant visuals, and a wonderfully engaging cast. Joyful, funny, and irresistibly entertaining from start to finish.
by Sherry Shameer Cohen - Jul 19, 2026
Don't hesitate. Get your tickets now!
by Sabrina Wallace - Jul 19, 2026
Gaslight-Baker Theatre takes on the ambitious The Hunchback of Notre Dame with heart, a beautiful 16-piece live orchestra, striking visuals, and a passionate company. Community theatre at its best: bringing big stories to life through creativity, dedication, and a love of live performance.
by Sabrina Wallace - Jul 19, 2026
Celebrity obsession, pop culture, and wonderfully weird comedy collide in I'm Gonna Marry You, Tobey Maguire. Emma Davis leads a committed cast through Samantha Hurley's witty, unconventional script with confidence, proving that bold new plays deserve a place on our stages.
by Natalie O'Donoghue - Jul 20, 2026
BWW catches up with Melissa Firlit to chat about bringing Dirty Dancer to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 19, 2026
The New York Asian Film Festival is set to begin its programming with a noon start time, offering attendees flexibility around other major events happening simultaneously.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 19, 2026
Apple TV hosted a panel at Fanatics Fest in New York City for its upcoming documentary THE DYNASTY: UCONN HUSKIES, featuring Coach Geno Auriemma, Diana Taurasi, Rebecca Lobo, Jennifer Rizzotti, and KK Arnold.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 19, 2026
Drummer Duduka Da Fonseca, vocalist Maucha Adnet, and pianist Helio Alves will perform a Bossa Nova and Brazilian jazz program at Dizzy's Club at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 19, 2026
Tom Holland, Matt Damon, Zendaya and Lupita Nyong'o appeared on THE TONIGHT SHOW to discuss their casting in Christopher Nolan's THE ODYSSEY and the film's large-scale production sets.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 19, 2026
Mel B appeared on THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW to discuss her wedding, personal healing journey, and the Spice Girls, offering candid reflections on her life in a recent studio interview.
by Zach Wetzel - Jul 19, 2026
TREVOR: THE MUSICAL is an essential production that will move and inspire audiences.
by Andrea Stephenson - Jul 19, 2026
Mark your calendars for next year's Harrisburg Fringe Festival, July 15-18, 2027! It is a weekend filled with performance and art with something for everyone. You do not want to miss it!
by Shari Barrett - Jul 19, 2026
The concert offered an intimate tribute to Joni Mitchell's unique genius, offering a revelatory look at the cultural milieu and musical streams that fed into her art, and then poured out of her Laurel Canyon home and into her unique ways of mixing other genres and artists into her music – or inspired them to create their own.
by Albert Gutierrez - Jul 19, 2026
The selection of Frozen as the summer musical served multiple masters. Thematically, it fit within Encore’s 2025-2026 season’s theme of “Finding Yourself,” as the story of Queen Elsa discovering how to better control her powers also serves as a metaphor for self-love, self-acceptance, and self-esteem. Frozen also, let’s be honest, has always been a crowd-pleaser. It has a near universal appeal for various attendees who’d be interested in seeing a production at Dr. Phillips Center. Musical Theatre Acolytes. Disney Adults. Families looking for kid-friendly entertainment.
by David Bravos - Jul 19, 2026
It is a rare feat when a production can strip away the distance of history and force an audience to hold its collective breath, yet Drew Anthony Creative’s return season of THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK at the Heath Ledger Theatre does precisely that. Anchored by Chloë-Jean Vincent’s extraordinary performance, the production masterfully balances the dread of the Holocaust with a beautiful celebration of what it is to be human.
by Natalia Jarczynska - Jul 19, 2026
What did our critic think of MALTA FESTIVAL at Poznań?
by Shari Barrett - Jul 19, 2026
John Wuchte and his Kick Boom Theater ensemble of five actors and two onstage musicians (Wuchte on percussion and Sarah Green on guitar) continue their exploration of live percussion scoring the actors’ movement, gestures and stylized dialogue during Anatomy of a Back at the Electric Lodge in Venice during the Daredevil Arts Festival, taking musical theater and dance to an exciting new level.
by Steve Sucato - Jul 20, 2026
Inlet Dance Theatre’s performances at Cleveland Heights’ Cain Park and Akron’s Heinz Poll Summer Dance Festival last summer gave audiences a preview of the company’s 25th-anniversary season and featured works from its rich repertoire.
by Grace Wilson - Jul 19, 2026
University colleges are renowned for their wild nights, hazing rituals and strange stories. Bianca Watkin's Holy Hell, presented by Bloodline Productions, explores the complexities of the elite and untouchable institutions that form the backbone of these experiences. I was able to chat with Bianca herself and the cast of Holy Hell as their season opens at Old Fitz in late July.
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