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For over 50 years, Jacksons Lane has been at the heart of north London’s artistic community. We speak to joint leaders Hannah Coz and Angus Mackechnie about the venue’s next chapter, the future of contemporary circus and the vital role arts and culture play in bringing communities together.

After years of upheaval and a hiatus, Williamstown Theatre Festival has cut its staff to three. It’s now hunting for an artistic director and planning a smaller 2027 festival.

P1Harmony announced their 10th mini album BLOW UP after headlining the inaugural 82WORLD: LA festival. The project continues the group's cinematic hero saga and marks their highest-charting album to date following UNIQUE's No. 4 Billboard 200 debut.

Not all heroes wear capes. Garry Starr’s mission is to save literature (or at least the books printed in Penguin’s series of orange-and-black paperbacks) and he’s going to do it looking like a Tudor prince who has come straight from an nudist beach.

Hannah Waddingham opens up about Ted Lasso, Taylor Swift, Tom Cruise's stunt tips, and more on THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW, airing Monday, October 26.

DANCERS LOVE DOGS returns for a gala performance featuring Cape Town City Ballet, LAMTA, Jazzart Dance Theatre and other companies. Each ticket sold funds animal sterilization efforts in underserved communities.

A comedy about a vintage variety double act features learning-disabled and non-learning-disabled artists exploring one man's life story through performance and humor.

Peggy King, a major television and recording star of the 1950s who appeared on the George Gobel Show and performed at the Academy Awards, died after a long battle with Alzheimer's.

Eden Espinosa and Alex Moffat star in an industry reading of Adam Morrison's dark comedy GOOD TABLE MANNERS: A COMEDY IN 7 COURSES at The Barrow Group.

I can’t remember the last time I listened to an album from top to bottom except for a first listen, but I love listening to soundtracks all the way through.

In BROADWAY GOES TO THE MOVIES, Julie Benko transformed a treasure trove of cinematic favorites into something distinctly her own—playful, musically adventurous, and often deeply moving.

Thursday night my husband and I had a rollicking good time attending Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show at the B-29 DOC Hangar in Wichita, KS. If you’re looking for a fun Halloween night out, reserve your tickets NOW!

Dua Lipa hosted a sold-out talk with Patti Smith at Southbank Centre, discussing her memoir Bread of Angels at the London Literature Festival.

The world premiere of Debate Night by Last Call Theatre a raucous political satire that aims to give audiences something to laugh about again when it comes to politics. Here's my interview with the production’s Creative Lead and Director Alex Borja about his ongoing involvement with Last Call Theatre, his vision for the production, its many choices leading to a variety of outcomes, and what he hopes audiences will be talking about after participating in the show.

A masterfully directed and brilliantly performed production of PROOF.

We've put together a list of some of the biggest stars of the stage and screen and the biggest names in jazz, cabaret and Broadway with shows in NYC including RUPAUL star Ginger Minj, TV and radio personality Michelle Collins, and more.

This tale of the making of a black cowboy is a piece of sheer delight! Bravo!

Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme return with a brand-new holiday spectacular. The queens discuss their creative partnership, a raunchy Christmas storybook, and why their annual tradition means more than ever.

Halloween is the season when London’s theatres let the bats out of the belfry, and any venue with a draughty corridor suddenly has a ghost story to sell. Battersea Arts Centre has gone one better. It has cast itself as the haunted house, and in Immersive Octopus’s latest stab at a scare, the building is less backdrop than leading man.

Whether you're single, dating, or happily married, everyone remembers those pre-date nerves, the acute agony of deciding what to wear, and the awkward silences that seem to go on for eternity. FIRST DATE sets these moments to a catchy score you'll be humming long after you leave the theatre.

Luxurious Razzle Dazzle, the old flim flam flummox still relevant!

The B Street Theatre never disappoints, and its current production of Eboni Booth’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Primary Trust, is another winner. Director Jack Reuler brings warmth, humor, and humanity to Booth’s thoughtful exploration of human connection, the challenges of stepping outside our comfort zones, and the ways our past experiences shape who we become. The play reminds us that even when change seems daunting, unexpected opportunities can open new doors to beautiful destinations.

What did our critic think of TALES OF THE CRYPT at Parkview Magnet High School?

What did our critic think of SPUNK at Dallas Theater Center - Bryant Hall? A tight ensemble and standout performance solidify this production.

Opera Atelier specializes in 17th- and 18th-century works, and Co-Artistic Directors Marshall Pynkoski and Jeannette Lajeunesse Zingg are highly adept at bringing them to life with fidelity to the conventions of the time. Impressively, they manage to do this in a way that never feels tone deaf to modern sensibilities and values. Productions incorporate ballet and use delicate, airy period instruments. The finished product is usually a whirl of vibrant colour, dulcet vocals, and peerless old-school stagecraft. This new production of The Descent of Orpheus delivers on all of these aspects.