Zalmen or The Madness of God
Closing: April 03, 1976Zalmen or The Madness of God - 1976 Broadway History , Info & More
Lyceum Theatre (Broadway)
149 W. 45th St. New York, NY 10036Category
by Stephi Wild - Jul 26, 2026
Upper Darby Summer Stage will present a pilot production of SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK LIVE! JR. at Haverford High School, featuring more than 60 young performers from schools across the Delaware Valley.
by Stephi Wild - Jul 26, 2026
Camerata Chicago has announced its 23rd concert season, featuring works by Mendelssohn, Mozart, Handel, Bach, Vivaldi, Poulenc and Faure across Chicago and suburban Illinois venues.
by Stephi Wild - Jul 26, 2026
The Pittsburgh venue named its first Artistic Director while launching ForgeWorks, a new program for developing works with producers and cultural institutions, alongside a rebrand.
by Stephi Wild - Jul 26, 2026
WQED and the New Hazlett Theater will host an exclusive screening of a new documentary tracing the Pittsburgh venue's history, including its years as the Pittsburgh Public Theater's original home.
by Stephi Wild - Jul 26, 2026
Ocean City Theatre Company and the Ocean City POPS Orchestra will present SISTER ACT at the Bill and Nancy Hughes Performing Arts Center, featuring a live orchestra and professional cast.
by Stephi Wild - Jul 26, 2026
Philadelphia Children's Theater will present an interactive, move-through production about a whale entangled in ocean debris, staged at Theatre Horizon as part of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.
by Stephi Wild - Jul 26, 2026
Shamanic practitioner Paqo Tom will present the immersive wellness event Soul Retrieval at 1518 Walnut Street in Philadelphia as part of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.
by Angela Lin - Jul 26, 2026
Champions of Magic is entertainment in its purest form for patrons of all ages and will have everyone leaving the theater bursting with youthful energy and amazement.
by Steve Callahan - Jul 26, 2026
This charming and quite wonderful production is perhaps the most perfect offering in the company’s splendid thirty-two year history.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 26, 2026
The National Theatre has shared a video exploring how the life-sized horse puppet Joey was created for War Horse, now playing at the Olivier Theatre through July 2026.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 26, 2026
Paramount+ posted a Season 2 recap of LIONESS ahead of the espionage drama's Season 3 premiere, catching viewers up on Joe, Kaitlyn, Byron, and Cruz's mission.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 26, 2026
LIL BABY and The Jones Foundation provided school supplies and resources to thousands of students through a community back-to-school event.
by Oliver Oliveros - Jul 26, 2026
New theater group, Porvenir, stages an experimental take on Tennessee Williams’ classic 'Summer and Smoke,' now titled 'El Fuego del Alma.'
by André Böke - Jul 26, 2026
Family musicals are often treated as lighter companions to a theatre's flagship productions—pleasant diversions aimed primarily at younger audiences. Every now and then, however, a production comes along that proves a family show can match its larger counterparts in ambition, craftsmanship and sheer theatrical imagination. This summer, the Freilichtspiele Tecklenburg achieve exactly that with Snow White and Me, a visually sumptuous fairy-tale adventure that combines witty storytelling, infectious music and lavish stagecraft into one of the festival's biggest surprises.
by James Lindhorst - Jul 26, 2026
The 12th Annual LaBute New Theatre Festival features new works by playwrights who hail from Kentucky, New York, Utah, Missouri, and Pennsylvania, plus a new work from festival’s namesake Neil LaBute. This year’s crop of plays, produced by St. Louis Actors’ studio includes three comedies, two comedic dramas, and a more serious piece. Best in Show – Erin Fitzgerald’s witty and pun-filled Junk Drawer, hilariously directed by Eric Dean White, examines what life must be like for a forgotten penny, poker chip, and magic marker stuck in the back of the kitchen junk drawer. White elicits wonderful portrays from this trio of actors whose characters are desperate to escape their forgotten existence. Fitzgerald’s clever tongue-in-cheek script is reminiscent of the forgotten toys in Pixar’s Toy Story movies. The 15-minute laugher has more giggles than many full-length comedies.
by Paul Batterson - Jul 26, 2026
“It takes so much energy to create something from start to finish. To spend the time writing it and recording it, it should feel like I needed to do this. We're all writing from a place that keeps us interested and feels current to us now. In a few years, we'll look back (at LP4) and see it as a phase … However, you never really see that when you're in it. You're just kind of following your creative impulses.”
by Sydney Naegle - Jul 26, 2026
THE LIGHTNING THIEF at The Empress Theatre is totally epic and highly entertaining. Featuring a mostly youth cast, this Percy Jackson musical is well suited to audiences of all ages.
by AJ Jaffari - Jul 26, 2026
What happens when over 60 years of cinematic espionage is celebrated through the power of a live orchestra? The San Francisco Symphony's James Bond Forever concert reminds us that some of the most iconic moments in film history begin not with dialogue, but with a song.
by Sam Desmond - Jul 26, 2026
What did our critic think of HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH at Smithtown Performing Arts Center?
by André Böke - Jul 26, 2026
“It’s the little big things you leave behind.” Few new musicals have captured audiences quite like „The Little Big Things“, and Amsterdam's new non-replica production proves exactly why. Presented as part of the Carré Theatre's tenth-anniversary „Broadway in Carré“ series, Ola Mafaalani's staging combines an outstanding cast, breathtaking visuals and remarkable emotional depth to create an evening that lingers long after the curtain calls. More than a moving story about resilience, it is a celebration of family, healing and inclusion—told from a perspective that feels both deeply personal and profoundly universal.
by Abby Korb - Jul 26, 2026
Featuring a variety of recognizable musical theatre songs while performing with the physicality of Commedia dell’Arte, Faction of Fools delivers an enchanting yet hilarious cabaret, perfect for a summer night out.
by Nicole Rosky - Jul 26, 2026
The Muny has announced the full cast for its upcoming production of Meet Me In St. Louis, including Emma Crow in the principal role of Lucille Ballard. The all-time Muny favorite, set in St. Louis, runs Aug. 6-13 and is presented by Commerce Bank and Commerce Trust Co. We have all of the details here!
by Joshua Wright - Jul 26, 2026
Ken Jeong opened up to Sunday TODAY about leaving medicine for comedy, Judd Apatow's early support, and how his Hangover fame helped his wife through breast cancer.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 26, 2026
Singer Tyla addressed Jennifer Hudson's son having a crush on her and named her dream collaboration during a visit to THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW.
by Joshua Wright - Jul 26, 2026
Phoebe Bridgers performed both a full-band and acoustic version of her song 'Lost Boys' during a musical guest appearance on THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON.
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