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Ensemble Arts Philly and The Shubert Organization will present the Philadelphia premiere of Oh, Mary!, the Tony and Olivier Award-winning comedy written and directed by Tony Award winners Cole Escola and Sam Pinkleton.
A GoFundMe has been launched to support Broadway actor Aaron Lazar in his continued battle with ALS.
Little Island has unveiled programming details for its 2026 summer season.
Check out highlights from the Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth concert in his video, including Bleu's performance of 'Magic To Do', Damani and Darien Van Rensalier tapping to Bring in 'Da Noise, Bring in 'Da Funk, Savannah Commodore singing 'I Am Changing' and a clip from Allen's acceptance speech.
Kathy Griffin, Robby Hoffman, Rebecca Black and more are among the special guest judges for the inaugural season of Canada’s Drag Race: All Stars.
Ogunquit Playhouse is presenting Hello, Dolly!, featuring a book by Michael Stewart and music & lyrics by Jerry Herman.
The Sheep Detectives, the comedic mystery film starring Tony Award winner Hugh Jackman, has set its streaming debut.
Principal photography has been completed for BROTHERHOOD: A Cinematic Musical, the new feature film written, composed, and directed by Ross Boothe for Craftsman Films.
A new national tour production of Mystic Pizza: A New Musical, based on the beloved movie classic that launched Julia Roberts’ career, will launch in September 2026 at the Clemens Center in Elmira, New York.
Watch a video of cast members from Broadway Bares rehearsing an Austin Powers-inspired number! Matt Wiercinski and MiMi Scardulla lead the performance, which is choreographed by Billy Griffin.
On June 20th, Amazon MGM Studios took over Manhattan’s Hall des Lumières for “Elle World,' featuring a Legally Blonde reunion with Reese Witherspoon, Victor Garber, Jennifer Coolidge, and more.
Barrington Stage Company is presenting Miami New Drama‘s world premiere production of The Zionists: A Family Storm by S.
This week's newsletter is packed with leadership news, as theaters across the country — from San Francisco's Magic Theatre to Manhattan Theatre Club to the Cape Playhouse — announced new appointments and restructured their teams.
Blue Theatre Company has revealed the cast and performance dates for 3AM in White Lace, a play by Alex Anthony Vazquez.
The Grand Teton Music Festival broke ground on a $35 million renovation of Walk Festival Hall in Teton Village, part of the organization's historic $61 million Setting the Stage campaign.
The Carpenters Songbook will come to the Bank of America Performing Arts Center as part of the 2026-27 Broadway in Thousand Oaks season.
Jesse Eisenberg's The Debut gets its first teaser posters! The A24 musical comedy stars Julianne Moore, Paul Giamatti, Bernadette Peters & more.
SPÅR will come to the Playhouse Teater in Sweden this September.
Director Glenn Kelman is to be commended for taking on the challenge of coordinating twenty cast members moving scenery and set pieces into place to create 22 set changes in 14 locations on such a small stage, as well as setting the timing of each Ameri-News video projection to forward the story.
New York City Center has released a video of Billy Porter performing the iconic Act 1 finale from La Cage Aux Folles, “I Am What I Am.
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The Singapore Ballet will return to the Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay with Singapore Ballet Masterpieces, a three-part anniversary programme running at the Singtel Waterfront Theatre in Singapore.
“Broadway in the Park” a simple celebration of choice musical selections headlined by incandescent Broadway stars Heather Headley and Tituss Burgess.
G&S will present The Pirates of Penzance at Artscape Theatre, with director Darryl J Spijkers adding theatrical touches including Mabel reimagined as a mermaid.
O Filho, the play by French playwright Florian Zeller, will open at Teatro Tivoli BBVA in a new production directed by Brazilian director Léo Stefanini, following the international success of Zeller’s “The Father.
