The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey will present WE DECLARE: Words that Shaped a Nation on October 26. The devised piece, created by Artistic Director Brian B. Crowe, features Robert Cuccioli, RJ Foster, and other Broadway performers.
Hong Kong's first flagship venue dedicated to dance and theatre will open as part of the West Kowloon Cultural District. The centre will feature multiple theatres and a dancehouse, with Hong Kong Ballet as its first resident company.
The Almeida Theatre has announced Dominic Cooke's first season as Artistic Director. Cooke said, “It brings together four world premieres, ambitious revivals and a landmark co-production. The season explores ideas around a world in crisis and brings together groundbreaking artists whose work I have long admired.'
A Public Fit Theatre Company will present the North American premiere of Alistair McDowall's darkly comic family drama about three generations of lonely men struggling to communicate and find connection.
The African American Film Critics Association honored Broadway and theater leaders at its 5th annual luncheon, recognizing actors and a broadcast veteran for their contributions to the arts.
The African American Film Critics Association will present its fifth annual AAFCA Goes to Broadway Luncheon, recognizing Broadway artists and cultural leaders including André De Shields, Jasmine Cephas Jones and more.
Hannah Benitez's new American drama GRAY MARE will have a private industry reading featuring music by Grammy winner Lisa Gutkin and direction by Hannah Ryan, with a cast including John Ahlin and Kelly Lester.
The Royal Court Theatre and Nica Burns announced the full cast for the world premiere of THE AFRONAUTS, a Zambian space race epic by Ryan Calais Cameron, starring Lucian Msamati and Ama Qamata in her UK stage debut.
Lightning Rod Theater will soon present the world-premiere of Paul Hoan Zeidler's historical reimagining, Hamlet in the American Revolution. Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and the committee composing the Declaration of Independence wrote a nation into existence.
Actor Bill Bruner makes his stage return in Bailey Theatre Company's production of EARLY ONE EVENING AT THE RAINBOW BAR AND GRILLE, playing bartender Shep, the role that launched his professional career decades ago.
Caryl Churchill's 15-minute political allegory will play at London's Almeida Theatre, directed by James Macdonald and featuring Tony Award nominee Matthew Beard and Emmy winner Kate O'Flynn.
North Coast Repertory Theatre will present a reading of KING OF THE WILD FRONTIER. The production takes place in Solana Beach, California. Learn more here.
Anthony Page, a pivotal British theatre director who helmed plays by Samuel Beckett and Edward Albee and directed multiple Broadway productions, has died at Denville Hall.
Troye Sivan drops 'Party,' a dance track sampling Madonna's 'Music,' with a video featuring Sir Ian McKellen's voice, from his album She's the Best.
The Clown School Company will present THE IDIOT'S PARADISE at The Stomping Ground, blending Dostoyevsky's novel with the film Les Enfants Du Paradis, featuring Ginger Geary as Foley artist.
Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill, New York will present Samuel Beckett's HAPPY DAYS, directed by Matthew Earnest and starring Roxanne Fay as Winnie and Steven Patterson as Willie.
Bird-On-A-Cliff Theatre Company will continue its Roaring '20s gangster-themed staging of Shakespeare's romantic comedy on the outdoor Elizabethan stage at Woodstock's Comeau Property, with free admission.
Ensemble Theatre Company will present a one-performance staged reading of KING OF THE WILD FRONTIER, starring Joe Spano, at the New Vic Theatre in Santa Barbara, followed by a post-show talk back.
Curious Theatre Branch and co-producers will present the long-running Chicago fringe festival across multiple venues, opening with a special afternoon edition of the FULL MOON VAUDEVILLE.
The Idiopathic Ridiculopathy Consortium will present Samuel Beckett's ENDGAME at Theatre Exile in Philadelphia as part of the Fringe Arts Festival, directed by Tina Ann Brock.
This year's production at Bird-On-A-Cliff Theatre Company will bring a bold new concept to the open-air stage: a gritty, stylized Roaring 20s gangster-themed version of William Shakespeare's early comedy, The Two Gentlemen of Verona.
Bird-On-A-Cliff Theatre Company will present a Roaring 20s-themed staging of William Shakespeare's The Two Gentleman of Verona on the outdoor Comeau Property stage in Woodstock, New York, marking the festival's 31st season.
David Threlfall will star as King Lear alongside Nadine Shah at the Royal Exchange Theatre, in a production adapted and directed by Matthew Dunster marking part of the venue's 50th anniversary season.
Good Company Theatre in Ogden, Utah, will present Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot, directed by Mark Fossen, whose credits include Steppenwolf Theatre and Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Tickets start at $18.
The Stratford Festival's Meighen Forum will present a lineup including The Brian Barlow Big Band performing Duke Ellington's Such Sweet Thunder and a one-night-only reading of The Amateurs, a new TV series from the creators of Slings and Arrows.
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