Hugh Bonneville and Lisa McCune to star in Noël Coward’s comedy masterpiece Private Lives

The post Hugh Bonneville and Lisa McCune to star in Noël Coward’s comedy masterpiece Private Lives appeared first on Australian Arts Review.

‘Fearless art and diverse stories’: Peggy McKowen on the Contemporary American Theater Festival  by Julia Tucker

The artistic director talks about her 20-year journey with the festival and how she picked this year’s lineup. By JULIA TUCKER

Video: BROADWAY BARES: LICENSE TO STRIP Brings Dick Tracy to Life On Stage

Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS has released video of "The Dick Tracy Show," one of the featured production numbers from Broadway Bares: License to Strip, which was presented on June 21, 2…

ON THE TOWN WITH CHIP DEFFAA… MEETING CABARET’S YOUNGEST ARTIST, ETHAN MATHIAS by Chip Deffaa, Editor-At-Large

In the past year, Ethan Mathias has won one award and honor after another, from the Broadwayworld Award to the MAC Award, to first-place honors at the NATS. To learn more about this rising …

Concert News: Cathedral Choral Society Announces Its 2026-27 Season by News Desk (organization-Submitted Press Release)

We’re so excited for what’s next for Cathedral Choral Society. This fantastic lineup includes Rossini’s beloved Petite Messe Solennelle, the 50th anniversary of Joy of Christmas, a mus…

Primavera 2026: Young Australian Artists opens at MCA Australia

The post Primavera 2026: Young Australian Artists opens at MCA Australia appeared first on Australian Arts Review.

Theatre News: Voices Festival Productions Announces 2026–27 Season – ‘Breaking the Binary’ by News Desk (organization-Submitted Press Release)

Washington, DC’s Voices Festival Productions presents Voices from a Changing Nation this fall and Voices from a Changing Middle East Festival this winter, bringing nine projects and a new …

Larsen’s Fall Well Satirizes Falwell Jr, Wife & The Pool Boy by Bill Hirschman

Jerry Falwell Jr. and his wife, Becki, take a tumble in Ronnie Larsen’s new play Fall Well at The Foundry in Wilton Manors. But before their downfall they revel in frolicking with their to…

A Walk on the Moon by Elyse Trevers

photo by joan Marcus While the war in Vietnam raged on, the summer of ‘69 distracted Americans with the Apollo 11 moon landing and walk by Neil Armstrong and later, the joyous gathering of…

How does the Kennedy Center board make decisions? This legal filing sheds some light by Elizabeth Blair

In the ongoing legal dispute over President Trump's takeover of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, a new filing by the Center's lawyers reveals how its board of trustees mak…

Grosses analysis: Broadway box office dips following few closings; ‘Rocky Horror’ sets house record by Lee D'amato

For the week ending June 28, the 35 running productions grossed $36,698,946.

Stage and Screen Veteran Tom Ligon Passes Away at 85

BroadwayWorld is saddened to report that longtime stage and screen performer Tom Ligon, known for his screen roles in projects like Paint Your Wagon and The Young and the Restless, passed aw…

Review: The Guilty at Donmar Warehouse by Greg Stewart

Review: The Guilty at Donmar Warehouse "Tovey delivers a performance of gripping precision" The post Review: The Guilty at Donmar Warehouse appeared first on Theatre Weekly.

First Look at Adrienne Warren in Proof on Broadway by Jonah De Forest

Tony winner Adrienne Warren joins the cast of Proof on Broadway tonight for the final three weeks of the production. Warren stars alongside Ayo Edebiri, Don Cheadle and Jin Ha in David Aubur…

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Exclusive: First Look at Adrienne Warren in PROOF on Broadway

Adrienne Warren joins the cast of Proof on Broadway tonight. BroadwayWorld has an exclusive first look at the Tony-winner in the role of 'Claire,' replacing Kara Young. She joins Ayo Edebiri…

America at 250, in the eyes of a prisoner and an immigrant by Kile Smith

Kile Smith grew up loving his family’s all-American road trips, and on his own forays as an adult, he encountered two especially memorable immigrants who came to the US in very different w…

Almost Dying Made Max Klimavicius Realize He Needed to Retire From Sardi's by Diep Tran

He was first hired at Sardi's in 1974 and became an owner in 1991. He reflects on the restaurant's legacy and how the theatre community has kept this institution alive for 100 years.

Photos: André De Shields Rings New York Stock Exchange Closing Bell

The “Ring the Bell for LGBTQI+ Equality” Initiative and Emmy, Tony, and Grammy-Award winning actor André De Shields rang the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) closing bell on Monday, June …

Concert News: The Washington Chorus Celebrates 65th Anniversary During 2026-2027 Season by News Desk (organization-Submitted Press Release)

June 30, 2026 (Washington, D.C.) – The Washington Chorus (TWC), DC’s most dynamic choral ensemble, celebrates its 65th anniversary during the 2026-2027 season. Through thought-prov…

Jacqueline B. Arnold Talks Chicago, Confidence and Broadway Longevity by Sophia Rubino

Mama’s been good to Jacqueline B. Arnold. The actress, currently playing Matron “Mama” Morton in Broadway’s Chicago, is back for more after her first stint playing the role in 2025. …

Odds and Ends: Broadway Barks Returns with Bernadette Peters and Andrew Rannells, Phantom 40th Anniversary Cast Set & More by Jonah De Forest

Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed. Paws Up Bernie and the Barks are back! By that, we mean Broadway Barks is returning to Shubert Alley on July 11 for the 28th Annual…

Theatre News: 1st Stage Theatre & Performing Arts Center Announces 2026-2027 Season by News Desk (organization-Submitted Press Release)

Subscribers enjoy saving up to 50% off regular ticket prices, free and unlimited ticket exchanges, and invitations to special events! Most importantly, you are committing to artists, shared …

Broadway Cleaners Vote to Authorize Strike: “What This Fight Boils Down to Is Respect” by Caitlin Huston

Cleaners voted to authorize a strike at a rally in the theater district, where they spoke to a need for higher wages and secure healthcare.

Get a 1st Look at Adrienne Warren in Proof on Broadway by Margaret Hall

The Broadway revival starring Ayo Edebiri, Don Cheadle, and Jin Ha have welcomed the Tony winner to their ranks.

André De Shields Rings the New York Stock Exchange Closing Bell by Zach

Linda Buchwald| This was part of the “Ring the Bell for LGBTQI+ Equality” initiative. ||New York City|André De Shields,Ring the Bell for LGBTQI+ Equality [...] Read More... from André …

Broadway Cleaners Union Votes to Authorize a Strike; Negotiations for New Contract Underway

On Tuesday, June 30, 2026, more than 250 cleaners voted to authorize a strike that would impact 30 theaters showing Tony award-winning productions like Schmigadoon, Cats: The Jellicle Ball, …

Did Reviewers Warm to World Premiere Musical Iceboy! in Chicago? by Logan Culwell-Block

Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman lead the new comedy, which has been more than 12 years in the making.

Ariana Grande Reschedules Three Dates on 'Eternal Sunshine' Tour, Citing Safety Reasons

Ariana Grande has rescheduled three dates on her ongoing tour. The Eternal Sunshine Tour, which kicked off in Oakland in June, will now stop at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Tuesday, July 14…

Whitney Leavitt Wants to Return to CHICAGO on Broadway as 'Velma'

Whitney Leavitt is interested in returning to Chicago on Broadway – but not to reprise her role of 'Roxie Hart.' The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star has stated that she would like to ret…

Giant Makes Top 5 Highest Grossers in Final Week, and More From Last Week's Broadway Grosses by Logan Culwell-Block

Star-driven straight plays continue to become Broadway's most reliable money makers.

Radio City Rockettes to Release Christmas Spectacular Cookbook and Craft Book

Harper Celebrate and the Radio City Rockettes are collaborating on a new book – Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes: Recipes and Crafts to Bring Home the Magic (Harper …

Ania Magliano: Peach Fuzz review – body and soul comedy from superb SNL UK star by Brian Logan

Soho theatre, LondonThe co-host of Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update delivers an expertly constructed set of jokes about her quest to live a more embodied lifeAfter serving an eye-catch…

Review: Pittsburgh Festival Opera’s The Three Tenors Concert at Carnegie Music Hall by Ghoover

By HANNAH WING-BONICA Apparently, it’s a rare occurrence to see a concert featuring three tenors. The most famous concert took place thirty-six years ago in Rome, during the World Cup, and…

As the Trump-era media dances to a new dictionary of falsehood, will we ever “hold these truths” again? by Anndee Hochman

We grew up learning that Washington couldn’t tell a lie, but this tall tale pales in comparison to the firehose of falsehood from today’s White House. Anndee Hochman asks if there’ll e…

New Theater Company Theater4All Announces Inaugural Production by Phempstead

Linda Buchwald| The company will premiere its production of Crone Creed at the El Portal Theatre. ||Los Angeles|Casey Morgan,Crone Creed,El Portal Theatre,John Epstein,T. Theresa Scarano,The…

Broadway Box Office: ‘Giant’ Ends Run on $1.6 Million High by Caitlin Huston

'Death Becomes Her' and 'The Fear of 13' also played their final performances. 'Rocky Horror' broke a box office record.

That Math Show by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief

Dr. Arthur Benjamin is a charming, genial “math-e-magician” and professor of mathematics. Presented by Science Theater Company in association with the National Museum of Mathematics (MoM…

‘The Rocky Horror Show’ Sets Studio 54 House Record With $1.2M Take; Most Shows Report Summer Dips – Broadway Box Office by Greg Evans

Broadway’s production roster continued its usual summertime trimming last week, with its count of 35 shows down by three from the previous week. Still, box office held fairly steady in the…

Broadway Cleaners Union Votes to Authorize Strike by Logan Culwell-Block

Another labor dispute is at hand for the Main Stem.

Photos: Frankie Grande Celebrates Release of New Book, Supergay!: A Memoir

Frankie Grande isn't just the most fabulous Broadway star on 44th Street. He's also an author! Just last week, the Titaníque star released his new book, Supergay!: A Memoir and celebrated t…

Drag Opera Queeney Todd Part of Heartbeat Opera’s 2026-27 Season by Zach

Linda Buchwald| The season also includes Rusalka and Falstaff. ||New York City|Dustin Wills,Elizabeth Dinkova,Falstaff,Heartbeat Opera,Kemar Jewel,Manon!,Queeney Todd: The Demon Bottom of Fl…

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/29/26 - DEATH BECOMES HER, GIANT and More Close

Click below to access all the Broadway grosses from all the shows for the week ending 06/29/2026 in BroadwayWorld's grosses section. Also, you will find information on each show's historical…

Adam Jacobs, Sierra Boggess and Norm Lewis to be Featured on SONGS FROM MONTE CRISTO Album

Songs from Monte Cristo: A New Musical – based on Alexandre Dumas’ beloved novel and the 19th century play by Charles Fechter – will be released in digital and streaming formats on Fri…

Adam Jacobs, Sierra Boggess, Norm Lewis, More Featured on Songs From Monte Cristo: A New Musical by Andrew Gans

The forthcoming five-track recording spotlights the cast of The York Theatre's recent Off-Broadway production.

Roosevelt D’Souza Meets The Moment for Javid Ali at Sydney Opera House with CHAUVET Professional by Griffin Rodgers

Lighting Designer Roosevelt D’Souza supported Indian playback star, Javid Ali on his 'Rafi Aur Main' tour as it played the Sydney Opera House in Australia with a collection of CHAUVET Prof…

‘Power’’s Naturi Naughton-Lewis to join Broadway’s ‘The Great Gatsby’ by Sophia Rubino For Broadway.com

She succeeds original Broadway cast member Samantha Pauly, who will play her final performance in the role on July 26.

ChamSys Delivers Everywhere at Download Festival by Griffin Rodgers

Donington Park was the location for the revamped Download festival. A number of stages featured ChamSys consoles, including District X, Avalanche, and Dogtooth. ZigZag Lighting furnished Ch…

Gary Starr: Classic Penguins to Have US Debut at Studio Seaview by Phempstead

Linda Buchwald| In the show, Starr performs every Penguin Classic novel ever written in under an hour, (mostly) naked. ||Off-Broadway|Cal McCrystal,Damien Warren-Smith,Gary Starr,Gary Starr:…

Liza Minnelli Was Taken 'Advantage' of By David Gest & Others, Michael Feinstein Says

Liza Minnelli had been taken "great advantage of" by her former husband, David Gest, and other business personnel, her close friend Michael Feinstein reveals. The musical icon's frequent col…

Cast Announced for World Premiere of The Bathroom Attendant by Phempstead

Linda Buchwald| Tom Kelly’s dark comic thriller will play the 124 Bank Street Theater in August. ||New York City|Andrew Block,Dan Patrick Brady,Evan Klein,Jon Krupp,Kate Miller,Mari Blake,…

WICKED's Meg Doherty Discusses Body Inclusivity on Broadway, Calls ShenShen a 'Plus-Size Track'

Meg Doherty is sharing her thoughts on the current state of body inclusivity in the world of musical theater. In response to a comment, the Wicked alum took to TikTok to discuss body represe…

Video: Larry Kramer's Journey From AIDS Activist to Playwright

The newest documentary from Wait in the Wings explores the story behind The Normal Heart and how the AIDS crisis transformed Larry Kramer from an outspoken activist into one of the most pass…

This Is (Not) a Celebration: Philly’s queer counternarrative to America 250 by Josh Herren

The LGBTQ community faces many of the same injustices today as their peers did in 1976. With a series of exhibitions and events, queer folks in Philly continue to stand for liberty during Am…

It’s Soccer, but Set to Disco. And May the Best Dancers Win. by Rachel Sherman and Gabriela Bhaskar

“Discofoot,” a dance showdown and soccer game played to disco hits, originated in France. Last weekend, in honor of the World Cup, it had its U.S. premiere.

Video: Kerry Washington & More Explain What THE WHOOPI MONOLOGUES Is All About

Coming up next at Lincoln Center Theater is The Whoopi Monologues, a reimagining of Whoopi Goldberg’s iconic show, which begins performances on Tuesday, July 7. Written by Whoopi Goldberg …

‘Harry Potter: The Exhibition’ casts a polished spell in Denver by Toni Tresca

The South Broadway attraction brings Harry Potter props, costumes, games and immersive rooms to Denver.

Academy Museum Adds Guillermo del Toro, John Gore and Gale Anne Hurd to Board of Trustees by Clayton Davis

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has added three industry heavyweights to its governing board, electing Broadway producing titan John Gore, blockbuster producer Gale Anne Hurd and Oscar…

Photos: Get a 1st Look at Ryan Silverman and Alexandra Socha in South Pacific at Bucks County Playhouse by Andrew Gans

Denis Jones directs the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical.

We the (Theatre) People by Guesteditor

The history of live performance on this continent has been about art, commerce, innovation, stereotyping, and the breaking of stereotypes—i.e., messy democracy in action.

Video: Randy Rainbow Parodies ANYTHING GOES With 'He's De-Mented!'

Randy Rainbow has released of new parody of “It’s De-Lovely” by Cole Porter, famously featured in the musical Anything Goes, taking aim at Trump's current time in office. "Let's dro…

Circle in the Square’s 12 Hours With Tracy Letts: Interview with Jonathan Judge-Russo by Mack Muldofsky

On Monday, June 22nd, an audience of people showed up at 11:00am at the Circle in the Square Theater at 50th St. They, and I, were planning to sit there for twelve hours until past 11:00 at…

The Betrothed Announces Cast at WP Theater by Phempstead

Linda Buchwald| The cast includes Emily Oliveira, Georgia Kate Cohen, Caroline Hawthorne, and more. ||Off-Broadway|Abby Erff,Annaporva Green,Caroline Hawthorne,Emily Oliveira,Enette Fremont,…

‘Birthright’ Stages a Thrillingly Complex Conversation on Conversation Itself by Helen Shaw

Jonathan Spector’s ambitious drama about six Jewish friends and their shifting relationship with Israel stretches over three hours and nearly two decades.

Video: Nic Chien, Son Of Lea Salonga, Performs 'Watch What Happens' from NEWSIES

A video has been released of Nic Chien, son of Tony Award winner Lea Salonga, performing 'Watch What Happens' from NEWSIES at miZZcast: Musical Theater Backwards. The event, held at Circuit …

Broadway star’s family launches GoFundMe as ALS leaves actor without use of arms, hands and legs by Caitlin Hornik

‘Les Misérables’ star was diagnosed with slow-moving ALS in 2022

LAS VEGAS TRIBUTE SINGERS RECREATE ‘RAT PACK’ OF FRANK, DEAN AND SAMMY IN JULY 4 HOLIDAY SHOW AT THE WICK by Marvin Glassman

Las Vegas tribute singers Gary Anthony, Andy DiMino and Lambus Dean become the famed “Rat Pack” singers Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. respectively in a July 4 musical sh…

Step Inside Music City's Off-Broadway Opening by Margaret Hall

The country musical previously delayed its Off-Broadway return following venue troubles.

Video: Teal Wicks Talks Returning to Her Hometown in DISNEY'S FROZEN at Sacramento Music Circus

A new video from Sacramento Music Circus features a sit-down conversation with Teal Wicks, a Sacramento native who is playing Elsa in the company's current production of Disney's FROZEN. The…

Jenn Colella Recalls How There’d Be a 'Naked Fight Call' at Broadway’s URBAN COWBOY

Jenn Colella revealed that there was quite the unconventional fight call happening at Broadway’s Urban Cowboy. During the Thursday, June 25, episode of the Had to Ask podcast, the actre…

Video: Caissie Levy Sings 'What Do I Need With Love' at MCC MISCAST26

A new clip from MCC Theater's MISCAST26 has been released, featuring Caissie Levy performing 'What Do I Need With Love' from Thoroughly Modern Millie. The video captures the recent Tony-winn…

I Played Daniel Radcliffe's Father in Every Brilliant Thing; What's It Like to Be a Chosen Audience Member by James Delgenio

Read how "terror" turned into "an unforgettable thrill ride."

Photos: Inside Opening Night of BIRTHRIGHT at MCC

MCC Theater just celebrated opening night of Birthright, running through July 26, 2026 at MCC Theater’s Newman Mills Theater. BroadwayWorld was there for the big night and you can check ou…

Interview: A WALK ON THE MOON’s Max Chernin on the Motive Behind the Musical — “We All Wonder What Else is Out There” by Matt Smith

“You ever feel like the whole decade’s gone by and you haven’t even been in it?” Such is the question posed in A Walk on the Moon, the new musical adapted from the award-winning 1999…

Exploring Audience Choice and Responsibility in Body of the State by Nicolas Shannon Savard, Francis Miller

By Nicolas Shannon Savard, Francis Miller. Nicolas talks with Francis Miller about their solo show, Body of the State, which explores access to gender-affirming healthcare and asks the audie…

Preliminary Broadway Poll: Which is your # 1 show of the 2026-2027 Season and why? by Jonathan Mandell

There are fourteen shows announced so far for the Broadway 2026-2027 season that have secured both a specific venue and a specific opening date between September 2026 and April 2027. I’ve …

London's Mark Rylance-Led Tartuffe (Remixed) Finds Full Casting by Logan Culwell-Block

The Moliére classic is newly adapted by Darren Raymond at Marylebone Theatre.

Photos: Go Inside Rehearsals for Leslie Odom Jr.'s West End Debut in Hamilton by Andrew Gans

The stage and screen star will reprise his Tony-winning role of Aaron Burr in the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical.

Pittsburgh’s a.k. payne named Best Playwright at NAACP Theatre Awards by Sharon Eberson

Ahead of the Pittsburgh premiere of a.k. payne’s BURNBABYBURN: an american dream, the local writer was named Best Playwright for her play Furlough’s Paradise at the 31st annual NAACP The…

GRACE NOTES: Tuesday, June 30, 2026 by Susan Grace

  Today’s Highlights:     Cagney the Musical, by Robert Creigton, Christopher McCovern & Peter Colley, directed by Will Pomerantz, featuring Robert Creihtoon (James Cagney) and Meli…

Michael Byrne obituary by Michael Coveney

Character actor whose decades-long career encompassed the National Theatre, war films and Coronation StreetThere were two key periods in the working life of the reliable, handsome and much-a…

A Midsummer Night’s Dream review – regal rockers and a fairy folk band strike up trouble by Arifa Akbar

Regent’s Park Open Air theatre, London There’s much to love in Atri Banerjee’s fun staging, in particular Titania’s musical crew and a brilliant Bottom, but some of the wonder is mis…

Two plays, two worlds, one summer by Jim Flint

Oregon Shakespeare Festival veteran John Tufts moves from the intimate romance of "Constellations" to the epic sweep of "An Iliad" at Ashland's Rogue Theater Company.

King’s Head Theatre appoints Amber Massie-Blomfield and James Quaife to interim leadership roles by Staff Writer

King’s Head Theatre in Islington has announced the appointment of Amber Massie-Blomfield as Interim Executive Director and CEO, alongside James Quaife as Interim Executive Producer The pos…

Full cast announced for Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical as Secret Cinema hit returns by Staff Writer

Secret Cinema has announced the full cast for the return of its critically acclaimed production of Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical The post Full cast announced for Grease: The Immersive …

Mark Rylance to star in world premiere of Tartuffe (Remixed) at Marylebone Theatre by Staff Writer

Mark Rylance will lead the world premiere of Tartuffe (Remixed) at Marylebone Theatre this autumn, with full casting and performance dates now announced The post Mark Rylance to star in worl…

Full cast announced for Golden Boy as Josh O’Connor leads Almeida revival by Staff Writer

The Almeida Theatre has announced the full cast for its upcoming revival of Golden Boy, led by BAFTA winner Josh O’Connor The post Full cast announced for Golden Boy as Josh O’Connor lea…

Full casting announced for 10th anniversary production of The Children at Lyric Hammersmith Theatre by Staff Writer

Full casting has been announced for the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre’s new production of The Children by Lucy Kirkwood The post Full casting announced for 10th anniversary production of The C…

Read the Reviews for Birthright Off-Broadway by Margaret Hall

Molly Bernard, Zoë Winters, and more star in the new work from Tony winner Jonathan Spector at MCC Theater.

Watch Billy Elliot's 4 Billys Perform 'Electricity' for Elton John by Andrew Gans

The upcoming U.K. tour of the Tony- and Olivier-winning musical will arrive at London's Adelphi in 2027.

London ‘Golden Boy’ Revival With Josh O’Connor Sets Full Cast, Releases Trailer by Greg Evans

The previously announced London revival of Clifford Odets’ classic Golden Boy starring Josh O’Connor has rounded out its cast and released a trailer for the production arriving this Sept…

Are Reviewers Over the Moon About Off-Broadway's A Walk on the Moon? by Gabby Macogay

The new musical opened June 29 at The Laura Pels Theatre.

Critic Roundup — A WALK ON THE MOON, MUSIC CITY, CAMPING

Critic Joey Sims' Reviews Three Shows Off-Broadway including A Walk on the Moon, Music City, and Camping

Springwood review – timely tale of British monarch’s mission to the US by Mark Lawson

Hampstead theatre, LondonRobert Lindsay excels as Franklin D Roosevelt in Richard Nelson’s fascinating retelling of King George VI’s diplomatic visit in 1939The 2012 film Hyde Park on Hu…

Spring Awakening at Asheville Musical Theatre by Arnold Wengrow

The up-and-coming company makes a promising mainstage debut.

Springboard to Design Reveals 2026 Guest Artist Roster by Logan Culwell-Block

The tuition-free theatre design program is the brainchild of Tony winners Clint Ramos and David Zinn.

Early Commitment to Elation Paragon Delivers for Atlanta Sound and Lighting by Griffin Rodgers

Full-service event production company Atlanta Sound and Lighting (ASL) was among the early adopters of Elation’s Paragon LED profile moving head in 2025 and has since reaped the benefits a…

Video: Watch Josh O'Connor in the GOLDEN BOY Trailer; London Revival Sets Cast

The Almeida Theatre has announced the full cast for Golden Boy. Joining the previously announced Josh O'Connor are Jason Barnett, Richard Fleeshman, David Ganly, Patrick Martins, Daniel Mays…

Garry Starr: Classic Penguins Sets U.S. Premiere at Off-Broadway's Studio Seaview by Andrew Gans

Written and performed by a "mostly naked" Damien Warren-Smith, the solo show is directed by Cal McCrystal.

When Kandi Burruss produces on Broadway, she’s more than a celebrity name by Ruthie Fierberg

The Tony Award-nominated producer shares her unconventional marketing ideas, her strategy to continue diversifying audiences and her picks for what to bring to Broadway next.

‘A Walk on the Moon’ – Second Chances Can Cost by Alix Cohen

By Alix Cohen Who were you in 1969? Richard Nixon was inaugurated, The Vietnam “conflict” continued at full throttle, Women’s Lib expanded its footing, Woodstock cemented the power of …

Shakespeare’s Globe announces 2026/27 Winter Season featuring Julius Caesar, The Seagull and King John by Staff Writer

Shakespeare’s Globe has revealed its 2026/27 Winter Season, with a bold programme of productions set for the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse and Globe Theatre The post Shakespeare’s Globe announ…

Full casting announced for UK premiere of Jane Eyre musical at Southwark Playhouse Elephant by Staff Writer

Full casting has been announced for the UK premiere of Jane Eyre, a musical by John Caird and Paul Gordon based on the novel by Charlotte Brontë, opening at Southwark Playhouse Elephant The…

Further casting and full tour dates announced for The Other Side of Murder UK and Ireland tour by Staff Writer

Original Theatre and Theatr Clwyd have announced further casting and full UK and Ireland tour dates for the premiere of Torben Betts’ new comedy thriller The Other Side of Murder The post …

My Favourite Week of Toronto Theatre Has Arrived Once Again on the Fringe by Ross

Frontmezzjunkies previews: The 2026 Toronto Fringe Festival offers 123 reasons to celebrate, and a handful I cannot wait to experience By Ross Every summer, I promise myself that this will b…

Photos: Leslie Odom, Jr. in Rehearsal Ahead of West End Debut in HAMILTON

All new rehearsal photos have been released ahead of Leslie Odom, Jr.’s West End debut in HAMILTON at the Victoria Palace Theatre, where he will be reprising his Tony and Grammy Award-winn…

Wake Up With BroadwayWorld June 30, 2026- MAYBE HAPPY ENDING Welcomes New Stars and More

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is June 30, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours: NEW - BWW For You, Personalize…

Sequins! Dancing queens! ABBA! Go backstage for 'Mamma Mia!'s' 25th anniversary tour at the Ahmanson by Eloise Rollins-Fife

Twenty-five years after its Broadway debut, the veteran BTS creatives of "Mamma Mia!" helps turn the Ahmanson Theatre into an ABBA-fueled, multigenerational dance party.

As L.A. dance spaces shutter, dancers keep moving through a funding drought by Steven Vargas

As major dance institutions like Bodytraffic and L.A. Contemporary Dance Company close their doors, dancers still persevere. Here's how.

SPRINGWOOD Hampstead Theatre by Libby Purves and Friends

1939:  TWO NATIONS, TWO MEN, TWO WIVES        It has a familiar sitcom structure: a couple whose marriage is not what it respectably seems, making anxious preparations for weekend guest…

AJ Chronicles: It’s Getting Expensive to Prove You’re a Human Artist by Douglas McLennan

We're now focused on "doping tests" to determine if artists have cheated. Rather than pee in a bottle, however, we're depending on AI detector tools and documentary proof of human creation. …

She Couldn’t Shake the Story of a Female Killer. Now It’s a Musical. by Alan Light and Sabrina Santiago

The Sugarland singer Jennifer Nettles has written and is starring in a so-called “pop-eretta” titled “Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo.”

Interview: S. Asher Gelman on The Zionists After October 7, and the Value of Uncomfortable Conversations by Dgordon

David Gordon| The playwright discusses how October 7 reshaped his worldview, the family divisions that inspired his play, and why it is meant to start conversations, not end them. ||Berkshir…

Louis CK: Ridiculous review – the troubled comedian returns … with a whimper by Jesse Hassenger

The fallen star, who was accused of sexual misconduct in 2017, is back in a Netflix special which has its moments but not enough of themLouis CK is back, again. It’s been nearly a decade s…

Show me the funny: essential comedy at Edinburgh fringe 2026 by Brian Logan

Elf Lyons mixes humour and heartbreak, Frank Skinner works the crowd, Kristen Schaal returns with a secret – and one man sings the same song over and over againNo fringe festival has been …

Theater Review: THE AMERICAN FIVE (Berkshire Theatre Group / Unicorn Theatre / Stockbridge, MA) by Lynne Weiss

THE DREAM TEAM A compelling new play reminds us that history is rarely made alone The American Five, by Chess Jakobs, offers a convincing and absorbing portrayal of Martin Luther King Jr.’…

Spring and Then Autumn in the Blink of an Eye: “My Life is a Sonnet” and a Cool Sip of “Limonade” by Steven Morris

The post Spring and Then Autumn in the Blink of an Eye: “My Life is a Sonnet” and a Cool Sip of “Limonade” appeared first on Stage Raw - ARTS IN L.A. - SERVED FRESH.

Off-Broadway Review: A WALK ON THE MOON (Laura Pels Theatre / New York) by Gregory Fletcher

REACHING FOR MORE An engaging journey, once it finds its rhythm. Based on the 1999 film of the same name, the new musical A Walk on the Moon makes its New York premiere at the Laura Pels The…

On the Couch with Josh Mulcahy

The post On the Couch with Josh Mulcahy appeared first on Australian Arts Review.

A Walk on the Moon Explores Love, Liberation and Longing During a Summer That Changed America by Suzanna Bowling

There are moments in history when society collectively begins to question the values it once held sacred. The summer of 1969 was one such period. America watched astronauts land on the moon,…

The Man Who Came to Dinner

The post The Man Who Came to Dinner appeared first on Australian Arts Review.

Tony Winner Adrienne Warren Joins Broadway's Proof Tonight by Sophia Rubino

Tony winner Adrienne Warren begins performances in the Broadway revival of David Auburn’s Proof on June 30. Warren plays Claire through July 19 at the Booth Theatre. Warren was most recen…

Theater Review: THE ZIONISTS: A FAMILY STORM (Barrington Stage Company / Pittsfield, MA) by Lynne Weiss

THE TIES THAT STRAIN A hurricane traps a family already under siege. S. Asher Gelman’s emotionally gripping new play, The Zionists: A Family Storm, now at Barrington Stage Company in Miami…

Review Roundup: BIRTHRIGHT Opens at MCC Theater

Reviews are in for Birthright, the new play by Tony Award winner Jonathan Spector, now in previews at MCC Theater. Directed by Teddy Bergman, Birthright follows six friends over the course …

Theater Review: MAKING PORN (Prism Theatre / Palm Springs) by Stan Jenson

WORKING STIFFS An unapologetically bawdy comedy that delivers laughs with plenty of cheek Palm Springs’ Prism Theatre has selected Ronnie Larsen’s Making Porn as its second production fo…

Unravel the global threads of connection and expression in The Red Dress

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Still an Enchanting Evening – “South Pacific” at Bucks County Playhouse by Claudia Perry

Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II’s classic musical, “South Pacific”, based on James A. Michener’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel, “Tales of the South Pacific” opened on Bro…