In the inaugural installment of The Next Act, a new BroadwayWorld series spotlighting the artists and creative leaders shaping the future of theater, I sat down with Idris Goodwin to talk storytelling, audiences, artistic leadership, Hip-Hop, young Black boys, and what American theater may need to r
It's over a decade since David McVicar’s glorious version of Mozart's Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Abduction from the Seraglio) debuted at Glyndebourne.
Full House Theater Company (FHTC) has officially announced it will stage the Broadway and West End 'greatest hits' jukebox musical '& Juliet' as part of its 2027 season.
The Pleasanton Youth Theater Company will present Mean Girls: The Musical (High School Edition) at the Firehouse Arts Center, featuring two rotating youth casts under director Mathew Glynn.
Boundless Theater and producer Tommaso Cartia will present a sneak peek of the new queer play at 44&X Restaurant to benefit its crowdfunding campaign ahead of an Off-Broadway premiere.
Write Out Loud will mark its 20th anniversary season of story concerts at the Dottie Studio Theater in Liberty Station, featuring rehearsed readings of literature by professional actors.
Eartha: I'm Still Here, an intimate theatrical tour-de-force celebrating the life, artistry, and enduring legacy of Eartha Kitt, will make its New York debut at 54 Below.
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld will bring his stand-up show to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center, with tickets set to go on sale to the public in August.
Alexa Belli's absurdist dark comedy about agoraphobia will have a staged presentation at The Attic @ The Tank in New York before traveling to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Mark Wilding's new comedy, directed by Charlie Mount, will run at Theatre West in Los Angeles, centering on six former hostages reuniting for a television news broadcast.
54 Below will host performances from Tony nominee Ephraim Sykes, Casey Likes, Isaac Mizrahi, Adam Pascal, Anthony Rapp, and Britani Bateman, among other stars from Broadway and cabaret.
In this video, Matisse Ratron-Neal joins Robert Bannon on The Roundtable to talk about taking on Jason, bringing Donnelly’s provocative play to American audiences, and what the story has to say about identity and the expectations placed on men both on and off the field.