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The Village Theater of Chicago will present the Midwest Premiere of ALL NIGHTER, written by Natalie Margolin and directed by Clara Zucker, at Rivendell Theatre. The play follows a group of college roommates navigating their final all-nighter before graduation.

What did our critic think of ALICE IN WONDERLAND at The Pantoloons?

Variations on silence is a collection of twelve short plays, each with it's own powerful interpretation of the chosen theme: silence.

Theresa Cunningham chronicles her life story through poetry, prose, song, and dance. See what our critic had to say.

Metropolis Performing Arts Centre ends its 26th season with an all-time classic, bringing an impressive production of The Wizard of Oz to its stage.

SNAP! Productions JAGGED LITTLE PILL running July 10-26 at the Ghost Light Theater in Bellevue, Nebraska will knock your socks off.

What did our critic think of THE CAKE at Argenta Contemporary Theatre?

Looking to escape from the hot sun? Why not check out one of the many intriguing offerings at greater Boston venues where this summer’s vibrant theater scene boasts pre-Broadway productions, national tours, and summer-stock productions of everything from Shakespeare to classic and contemporary plays, musicals, and concerts. Bay State audiences have much to look forward to, including:

Toronto Fringe has announced the award recipients for the 38th Annual Toronto Fringe Festival. In a ceremony on July 10 at Old Flame Brewing Co in Toronto, hosted by Toronto Fringe Co-Leads Rachel Kennedy and Laura Paduch, 20 awards were presented to a dynamic range of artists. 

Noël Coward's comedy WAITING IN THE WINGS, set in a charity home for retired actresses, opens on the outdoor stage at Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum, directed by co-producing artistic director Willow Geer. Check out the photos below!

Maestro Michael Fennelly and his Arcadia Symphony celebrated America's 250th anniversary with a sold-out concert at Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium. The evening featured a surprise appearance by Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton, who joined the orchestra on-stage for a special performance. Check out the photos!

What are the binds that tie us? That's the question posed by Muriel Imbach's delightful intergenerational work Nous ou Le Paradoxe du Hérisson, now performing at the Festival d'Avignon's Théâtre Benoît XII.

What did our critic think of URINETOWN THE MUSICAL at Osceola Arts?

Old showtunes prove there's life in old-school show tunes when the Pocket Change Combo combines forces with young singers. Terrific Tyler J. Landusky led the combo platter of jazz and Broadway in CURTAINS & CADENZAS at 54 Below.

The show I saw last week on Wednesday, July 8, featured three warm-up acts and Ayrn performing under the stage name A.J. Chris. A.J. Chris was the feature comic of the evening.  A.J., who has already had significant success in the UK, had warned me that she had come home to try out a new routine in development to see how a U.S. audience would respond to her acquired U.K. sensitivity might play to a Kansas audience.  A.J. I was impressed with A.J.’s fearlessness, her body control, and her facial expressiveness.  She is a funny young lady with the looks that could easily help her catch on. .

Stewart Copeland is harnessed in COPELAND, weaving a web of whimsical opportunities that he expertly spun into reality. With a knack for saying yes to outlandish ideas and running with them, he has transformed his dreams into tangible achievements.

Perelman Performing Arts Center's world premiere production of Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo just opened! The production, which will now conclude performances on Sunday August 2, features book, music and lyrics by Jennifer Nettles, direction by Mary Zimmerman, and choreography by Austin Mccormick. Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo is produced by special arrangement with Adam Zotovich. Let's see what the critics have to say...

Dry Powder gives us a bleak glance at the logic and operations that run the American economy and ruin American lives in this fast-paced allegory of how money can corrupt.

Ivoryton Playhouse has announced that it has exceeded the $1.5 million goal for Act II: A New Creative Space, a capital campaign focused on the long-term sustainability of the historic theatre and its role as a cultural and economic anchor for the Shoreline region.

The current touring production of Beetlejuice, now playing at the National Theatre, is an odd theatrical piece –in that it is really more of an ostensible cult musical event for the generations in their twenties, thirties, and early forties. This in itself is perfectly fine, but I must admit that this musical had none of the edgy cult musical appeal of such marvelously innovative and witty cult musicals as The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Little Shop of Horrors. There should be some measure of real solid wit and interesting songs in even the most beloved generational cult musicals.

Long before drag queens were winning Emmys, selling out theaters, and becoming household names, Lady Bunny was busy creating her own lane.

Ariana Grande, currently on her Eternal Sunshine Tour, won't appear in the upcoming thirteenth season of American Horror Story, despite earlier reports.

The historic Sierra Madre Playhouse celebrating 102 years, which in its rich century has earned a reputation as one of the Southland’s leading jazz presenters in recent years, continues its popular Jazz @ the Playhouse Summer Jazz Series with noted jazz and R&B vocalist and songwriter Sidney Jacobs on Sunday, August 2, 2026, 8:00 PM. Tix click: sierramadreplayhouse.com

Todd Ritch will return to The Green Room 42 for An Evening With Company, a one-night-only 35th birthday celebration inspired by Stephen Sondheim, featuring a live band and surprise guest appearances.

Tangent Theatre Company will present a reading of Kenneth Lonergan's Lobby Hero at Stissing Center's Grace Note space in Pine Plains, NY. The free event features Michael Rhodes, Sam Eisenbaum, Jessie Zarrelli, and Devin T. Gibbs.