Out-of-this-world parties of besties born on the same date in ‘birthday...
Following its 2022 presentation as an MFA thesis project in Columbia University’s New Plays Festival, Johnny G. Lloyd’s birthday birthday birthday is now playing...
15 Questions in 15 Minutes with Erich Bergen
Andy Warhol’s proverbial “fifteen minutes of fame” don’t come close to the years of
renown and acclaim amassed by stage and screen star Erich Bergen....
A spectacular journey from cartoons to the real world in ‘BOOP!...
Created by Max Fleischer and introduced by Fleischer Studios in 1930, as part of the world’s first animated talkies, or Talkartoons, distributed by Paramount Studios,...
Reflections on a personal epiphany through art in ‘All the Beauty...
When journalist Patrick Bringley - who, at the age of 22, landed a prestigious full-time job at The New Yorker magazine - lost his...
Parallels between Brecht and now prompt a call to action in...
Founded in 2005 by Artistic Director Mikhail Baryshnikov, Baryshnikov Arts has launched its 20th anniversary season with the world premiere of A Mother, a...
Martha Graham Dance Company returns for its 99th season with ‘Dances...
World-renowned Martha Graham Dance Company, founded by the legendary dancer and choreographer in 1926, as both the oldest dance company in the US and...
Nominations for the 2025 Lucille Lortel Awards for Off-Broadway
The 2025 nominations for the 40th annual Lucille Lortel Awards for outstanding achievements in Off-Broadway theater, created in 1985 by the Off Broadway League, were announced...
Murrow faces off against McCarthyism in the intense and timely ‘Good...
On March 9, 1954, veteran CBS broadcast journalist Edward R. Murrow challenged the ethics and veracity of Junior Senator Joseph McCarthy and his aggressive...
Star-studded revival of ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ at Broadway’s Palace Theatre explodes...
David Mamet’s 1983 Pulitzer Prize-winning play Glengarry Glen Ross is back on Broadway with a cast of stars from the stage and screen, directed...
Diverse, dynamic, and dramatic dance in ‘Ailey II: New Vintage’ at...
Founded as the Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble in 1974, Ailey II – the second company of groundbreaking dancer, choreographer, director, and activist Alvin Ailey...
2025 ‘Broadway by the Season’ series opens at NYC’s Kaufman Music...
Now celebrating his 25th anniversary of presenting concerts and commentary on the history of Broadway musicals, creator, writer, director, and host Scott Siegel, who’s...
Four new stage-related book releases that appeal to a range of...
Among the recent publications by and about the stage community are the memoir of a Tony-winning costume designer, a conductor’s comic book for children...
Recollections of outrageous behavior, familial dysfunction, and enduring love in ‘We...
In his autobiographical memory play We Had a World, now in its extended world premiere engagement with Manhattan Theatre Club at Off-Broadway’s New York...
Madcap English comedy about a real WWII mission in ‘Operation Mincemeat’...
A stolen corpse, dressed in a British military uniform with a false plan to occupy Sardinia in his briefcase, fools Hitler and saves the...
Buckle up for the wild ride of an influential and hilariously...
Commissioned by Steppenwolf Theatre Company and now in its Broadway premiere for a limited engagement at the Hayes Theater, Purpose, by Tony-winning playwright Branden...
Egos, envy, anger, and rivalry of two legendary male conductors in...
When playwright Peter Danish was vacationing in Vienna, enjoying a Sacher torte at the historic Hotel Sacher and reading the recent publication of a...
Tour-de-force performance in the condensed updated solo adaptation of ‘Vanya’ Off-Broadway...
Now playing a limited engagement at NYC’s Lucille Lortel Theatre following a sold-out run in London that opened to critical acclaim in 2023, Emmy...
Closing Women’s History Month with the program ‘Jennifer Ashley Tepper: Women...
In honor of Women’s History Month, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts welcomes theater historian, author, and producer Jennifer Ashley Tepper (Creative and Programming...
Florencia Cuenca on making her Broadway debut in ‘Real Women Have...
As a young girl in Mexico City, performing since the age of three, singer-actor-writer-director Florencia Cuenca always loved the shows there and on Broadway,...
A revealing deep dive into the Japanese national art in ‘SUMO’...
As one of the world’s oldest forms of organized competition, the origins of sumo wrestling – Japan’s national art or kokugi, combining sport, sacred...