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Review: Kate Baldwin's THE BUCKET SHOW at 54 Below Belongs On Everyone's Wish List
by Stephen Mosher - Mar 14, 2026

The Lady doesn't need improving.

Review: Fidelity Theatricals Serves Up Waitress at Don’t Tell Mama
by Alex Del Cueto - Mar 14, 2026

The heartfelt 3/6 Fidelity Theatricals performance left the audience with a renewed appreciation for the songs that have made Waitress such a beloved musical.

Review: LILLIAS WHITE LIVE AT THE BEECHMAN A Wild Ride Of Music and Mirth
by Stephen Mosher - Mar 14, 2026

Lillias White is storming the castle at The Laurie Beechman, and audiences are all white flags as they surrender, happily and heartily.

What Oscar-Nominated Film Would You Want to See On Stage?
by Michael Major - Mar 14, 2026

Ahead of the Oscars, we want to know which nominated film you would like to see on stage. Whether it be a play or musical, choose between Sinners, Bugonia, Song Sung Blue, Train Dreams, Marty Supreme, and Sentimental Value. Vote now!

Review: BLOOD RELATIONS at The Gladstone Theatre
by Courtney Castelino - Mar 14, 2026

What did our critic think of THIS THREE SISTERS THEATRE COMPANY'S BLOOD RELATIONS at The Gladstone Theatre?

FLO: A Modern Faust Comedy Debuts at Theater for the New City
by A.A. Cristi - Mar 14, 2026

SEO Blurb: Theater for the New City will present the world premiere of FLO, a new play by Toby Armour directed by Joan Kane. The magical realism comedy follows an Upper West Side widow who confronts a Faustian bargain with the devil.

Interview: Migdalia Cruz of MACBETH at Magic Theatre
by Jim Munson - Mar 14, 2026

BroadwayWorld chats with award-winning playwright Migdalia Cruz about the world premiere of her adaptation of Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' running at the Magic Theatre from March 18 through April 5 in San Francisco.

Review: WAIT UNTIL DARK Brings Spine-Tingling Thrills to Stoneham
by R. Scott Reedy - Mar 14, 2026

What did our critic think of WAIT UNTIL DARK at Greater Boston Stage Company?

Review: Orpheus Musical Theatre's JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR
by Courtney Castelino - Mar 14, 2026

What did our critic think of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR at Meridian Theatres @ Centrepointe?

Review: CASEY & DIANA at Martha Cohen Theatre
by Amanda Barnum - Mar 13, 2026

Every so often, we encounter stories so powerful that they remind us of the fragility of our human lives. We do our best to avoid thinking about death, mortality, and other crippling fears that are hard to handle, but it is important to have an appreciation for these truths. In a world of increasing online presence and reduced human connection, it can be tough to see the good in the world, but this show will remind the audience of just that.

Wilbury Theatre Group to Celebrate 16 Years with SWEET SIXTEEN Gala on May 9
by A.A. Cristi - Mar 13, 2026

Wilbury Theatre Group unveils SWEET SIXTEEN: A Fundraising Gala for Wilbury Theatre Group on Saturday, May 9, celebrating the theatre company's 16 years of groundbreaking performances and adventurous audiences in Providence.

Listen: Allison Russell Releases New 'Rainbows' EP
by Josh Sharpe - Mar 13, 2026

Allison Russell, who recently played the role of Persephone in Hadestown on Broadway, has released a new EP titled Rainbows. The title track of the 3-set marks her first new, original music in two years. Listen to it here.

No Art Manchester Unveils Bolesworth Castle Location and Two-Stage Line-up
by Josh Sharpe - Mar 13, 2026

No Art Open Air will stage its biggest UK edition yet south of Manchester at Bolesworth Castle on Saturday 30th May 2026, launching with an expanded festival format.

Wallace Shawn's WHAT WE DID BEFORE OUR MOTH DAYS to Extend Two Weeks
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Mar 13, 2026

Wallace Shawn’s What We Did Before Our Moth Days will be extended for a final two weeks. The production stars Hope Davis, Maria Dizzia, John Early, and Josh Hamilton.

Sir Billy Connolly Award Shortlist Announced in GICF's Opening Days
by Natalie O'Donoghue - Mar 13, 2026

This year's winner will join previous recipients Janey Godley (2023), Susie McCabe (2024) and Rosco McClelland (2025). 

Interview: Theatre Life with Suzy Eddie Izzard
by Elliot Lanes - Mar 13, 2026

Today’s subject Suzy Eddie Izzard is an award-winning performer, marathon runner, and author. Her tour de force solo show The Tragedy of Hamlet will be seen right here in DC at Shakespeare Theatre Company (STC) from March 27th to April 11th. The show will be performed in STC’s Klein Theatre.

Student Blog: Finding Your Creative Place: The Drama Book Shop
by Student Blogger: Bayley Tanenbaum - Mar 13, 2026

Moving to New York City, I was worried I would lack alone time. Obviously, I would have my dorm room, but being surrounded by roommates and friends all the time, I feared I wouldn’t find time and a space to focus and study. But now, to say I found a place to study and focus would be quite the understatement.

Student Blog: Reframing Perfectionism
by Student Blogger: Angelina Kardos - Mar 13, 2026

As someone in the performance industry of all sorts, there is no doubt that a lot of pressure comes with the execution of your talent. You work so hard on a project, and you just want it to be perfect to show that hard work.

Interview: Timothy McCuen Piggee Opens Up About APPROPRIATE
by Team BWW - Mar 13, 2026

When the Lafayettes descend upon their late father’s crumbling plantation home for an estate sale, they unearth an appalling secret that pits them against one another. Through a cascading series of revelations, biting humor boils over into bruising conflict, and no one will escape this family gathering unscathed. Smart, incendiary, and never before produced in Seattle, this 2024 Tony Award winner by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (Everybody, An Octoroon) depicts a Southern family wrestling with a destructive inheritance as they consider the legacy they want to leave for the next generation.

National Queer Theater and HERE Arts Center Reveal Lineup For Criminal Queerness Festival
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Mar 13, 2026

National Queer Theater has revealed its programming for the 2026 Criminal Queerness Festival, which for eight years has showcased groundbreaking new works written by artists from countries where queerness is criminalized or censored.