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I talk with Adam Brett, lead of the hit murder mystery musical Clue, coming to the Ahamnson Theatre September 8th to September 12th for only seven performances on its second North American Broadway tour.

What did our critic think of THE OUTSIDERS MUSICAL at Walton Arts Center?

Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia will present THE ADDAMS FAMILY: The Musical on its Mainstage, with Richard Stafford returning as director and choreographer for the Tony-nominated musical.

While I always mourn the end of summer as we flip the calendar to September, there is one tradition that softens the blow: the finale of Mama’s Next Big Act at Don’t Tell Mama, now in its ninth year.

HERE'S TO US! Celebrating thirty years of presenting not oft-enough produced musicals from Broadway to Los Angeles! Featuring memorable songs from critically acclaimed productions including Titanic, Fanny, The Pajama Game, Sunday in the Park with George, and many more, the concert offers audiences a rare behind-the-scenes look at the artistry that has defined more than 125 Musical Theatre Guild concert readings. Inspired by Stephen Sondheim’s celebrated lyric, “Here’s to us! Who’s like us? Damn few!,” the evening celebrates the performers, directors, musicians, volunteers, patrons, and supporters who have shaped Musical Theatre Guild over the past three decades while raising funds to support the Guild’s youth education initiatives. https://www.musicaltheatreguild.com/show/heres-to-us/

“I thought what I was writing was fiction but some of the groundwork I laid out in the play actually came in helpful when it became time to actually deal with the real life situation,.It was like I was telling myself what I was going to need to know in the future.” Playwright Eric Coble

Hulu shared a scene from FURIOUS in which Danny confronts Mrs. Connelly, offering a look at the tension driving the new series now streaming on the platform.

Benjamin Zander will lead the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra in works by Weber, Beethoven, and Brahms, featuring violinist Guy Braunstein, in the ensemble's 48th and final season.

The Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry will offer free community workshops led by Sara Peattie to build puppets for a pageant at the Celebrate Mansfield Festival in Downtown Storrs.

Soulpepper Theatre Company will launch a Civic Programming lineup in Toronto's Distillery District, featuring journalism talks, a Hot Docs screening series and free weekly Public Tuesdays events.

Harris Center is warning patrons about unauthorized third-party ticket resellers offering tickets at inflated prices, including listings for performances that have not yet officially gone on sale.

Brick Church in New York will present its fifth Worship & Arts season, featuring free concerts and services with works by Brahms, Bach, Messiaen, and Caroline Shaw alongside its Chancel Choir and guest artists.

Boston Landmarks Orchestra will join student musicians from Chelsea High School Orchestra for a free concert celebrating Hispanic and Latin American cultural traditions, followed by food and refreshments.

Alexander Shelley will lead Pacific Symphony and Pacific Chorale in Mahler's Symphony No. 2, with soprano Miah Persson and mezzo-soprano Dame Sarah Connolly at Segerstrom Concert Hall.

TODAY reported that Netflix has set an October release for a three-part docuseries chronicling the life and legacy of Friends star Matthew Perry.

Art Spark Texas will hold its ninth annual Artists of the Year Award Celebration at the Rollins Theatre at the Long Center in Austin, honoring six Texas artists with disabilities, veterans and creative leaders.

Seth Sikes and Tedd Firth will return to 54 Below with special guest Marilyn Maye for an evening of American Songbook standards, from Stephen Sondheim to Paul Simon.

Alarm Will Sound, led by Alan Pierson, will perform Georg Friedrich Haas's in vain at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum's Calderwood Hall as part of the Thursday Night Music series.

Two River Theater kicks off their 2026/2027 Season with August Wilson's The Piano Lesson directed by Francois Battiste. Previews begin September 12 and the production runs through October 4 in the Joan and Robert Rechnitz Theater.

What did our critic think of LA JOLLA MUSIC SOCIETY' SUMMERFEST CELEBRATES THE “RULE OF THREE” at The Conrad? More than 100 artists participated in a month of 21 concerts during La Jolla Music Society’s 40th annual SummerFest. The festival’s theme was “Making History,” and SummerFest Music Director Inon Barnatan designed this year’s concerts to celebrate both the festival’s anniversary and the nation’s 250th birthday. When I interviewed Barnatan on the first day of the festival, he said he wanted to celebrate by “doing the most American thing possible,” acknowledging the diversity of influences on the development of classical music in America with a variety of voices. And quite a variety it was, each concert with its own unique theme, and composers born in different countries and historical eras. The theme was the “Rule of Three” on closing night, and Barnatan again repeated his belief in the positive influence of diversity with works by composers born in four different countries and three different centuries.

Mallory Rose Diekmann will reprise her solo play at Caveat Theatre in New York, with Alicia Becker again directing the one-woman show about love, grief, and moving on.

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is September 3, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours.

Rehearsals are underway for the new revival of Little Shop of Horrors, starring Maisie Smith, Michael Starke, Ben Yates, Jed Berry and more. Check out photos from inside rehearsal.

BroadwayWorld spoke with adapter and director Carey Perloff ahead of the world premiere of Oedipus: King/Colonus - revisiting Sophocles, balancing the roles of writer and director, and creating an immersive theatrical experience for modern audiences.

The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame announced its Everybody Loves Raymond: Celebrating 30 Years exhibit in Stony Brook will remain on view with no set closing date.