The unraveling mind of a post-WWII arsonist in ‘Kinkakuji’ at NYC’s...
Launching the Japan Society’s 2025-26 season is its commissioned world-premiere production of Kinkakuji (The Temple of the Golden Pavilion), adapted for the stage from...
Applications now open to high-school seniors from under-represented communities for NYC’s...
Springboard to Design (SB2D), a tuition-free theatrical design mentorship and education program for students from under-represented communities, including those who have limited or no...
21st-century crooner Mark William discusses his new album ‘If I Can...
On Friday, August 29, the twelve-time Emmy-winning and four-time Grammy-nominated Yellow Sound Label released Mark William: If I Can Dream, recorded live last May...
Resonant lessons in history and humanity in ‘Lady Patriot’ at NYC’s...
Set in Richmond, VA, in the key years of 1861-65, through the duration of the Civil War, Lady Patriot, written and directed by Ted Lange...
Incisive study of a fashion world icon in ‘House of McQueen’...
British fashion designer and couturier Alexander McQueen (1969-2010) is the subject of the new Off-Broadway production House of McQueen, now playing a limited engagement of The...
Celebrating the new book and exhibition of Al Hirschfeld’s art at...
The Al Hirschfeld Foundation hosted a star-studded cocktail reception on Monday, September 8, from 5-7 pm, at The Algonquin Hotel, to launch the release of the new book Hirschfeld’s Sondheim,...
Sketchy glimpse at addiction and recovery in ‘Sober Songs’ Off-Broadway at...
Mark Twain is credited with giving writers the sound advice to “Write what you know,” and that’s what librettist, composer, and lyricist Michael Levin...
Two big outdoor events in NYC celebrate Broadway in September
Two major Broadway celebrations will take center stage in September in NYC’s Theater District and Times Square, one recognizing the central role of theater...
A lively musical journey through a flourishing life and career in...
Since the age of three, Casey Likes, a native of Chandler, Arizona, has been performing, and it shows; he’s completely at home on the...
Blockbuster concert launches new album ‘Jaime Lozano & The Familia: Songs...
On August 22, Grammy-winning label Concord Theatricals Recordings released the new 17-track album Jaime Lozano & The Familia: Songs by an Immigrant Vol. 3...
Illusionist Jamie Allan mixes magic and memoir in ‘Amaze’ at Off-Broadway’s...
Multi-media magic and classic conjuring meet coming-of-age memories in British illusionist Jamie Allan’s Amaze, co-created by Allan and Tommy Bond, now playing a limited...
Insult comedy eases poignant memories in ‘Jeff Ross: Take a Banana...
Known as “The Roastmaster General” for his 30 years of no-holds-barred celebrity roasts on TV’s Comedy Central and Netflix, Emmy-nominated insult comedian Jeff Ross,...
Broadway Week returns to NYC in September with 2-for-1 tickets on...
NYC’s twice-annual Broadway Week, a discount program that began in 2011, returns this season for more than a week, from September 8-21, offering 2-for-1...
It’s been a hot summer for triple threat Jesse Corbin, with...
In addition to his ongoing appearances at City Winery NYC and around the country as one of the long-time fan-favorite members of The Boy...
A cabaret concert like no other by ‘Joe Iconis & Family’...
The return of fan-favorite Joe Iconis & Family to their home-away-from-home at NYC’s 54 Below once again proved to be a cabaret concert like...
Upcoming concert of ‘Jaime Lozano & The Familia’ at NYC’s Sony...
Mexican-born award-winning multi-hyphenate musical theater artist and storyteller Jaime Lozano arrives with his Familia of performers at NYC’s iconic Sony Hall on Monday, August...
Environmental crisis and its impact on one family in ‘Sulfur Bottom’...
Playwright Rishi Varma explores the emotional conflict of wanting to remain in a family home that has become increasingly unhealthy as a result of...
Vegas-style escape act ‘Lord Nil: Se7en Deadly Sins’ Off-Broadway at Stage...
In the theology of the Roman Catholic Church, the Seven Deadly Sins, first codified by St. Gregory the Great in the 6th century and...
Powerful rock journey through the Vietnam War in ‘Rolling Thunder’ Off-Broadway...
It’s been 50 years since the Vietnam War ended with the fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975. Marking that historic anniversary is the...
Casey Likes on playing JD in the Off-Broadway revival of ‘Heathers...
When the dark-comedy coming-of-age movie Heathers, about high-school cliques and outsiders, bullying and vengeance, premiered in 1989, it quickly became a cult classic. The...