Rachel Bonds' play with music about two sisters in a small Southern town fails to capture the full crescendo of a family in crisis. The post 'Sundown, Yellow Moon' Has Big Intentions, But L…
Chicago's Hell in a Handbag Productions offers a ghoulish twist on "The Facts of Life" perfect for the Haloween season. The post 'The Facts of Life " Satan's School for Girls,' a Ghoulishly…
Shows to see this month include "Tina" on Broadway, a new edition of "Forbidden Broadway," and Harvey Fierstein's one-person show, "Bella Bella." The post Your October Must-See Theater List:…
Phoebe Waller-Bridge in 'Fleabag.' (Photo: Matt Humphrey) Are you a Fleabag fan? The hit series shook up the Emmy Awards last month, winning Best Comedy… The post Fathom Events to Broadcas…
Jonathan Pryce and Eileen Atkins star in "The Height of the Storm," Florian Zeller's latest play to tackle the subject of dementia. The post Shallow Mystery: 'The Height of the Storm' appear…
Inclusive casting and a new take on the plant with an appetite for humans make Pasadena Playhouse's "Little Shop of Horrors" a theatrical feast. The post A Reimagined 'Little Shop of Horrors…
Japanese director Satoshi Miyagi brings his visually stunning production of 'Antigone' to New York City's Park Avenue Armory. The post Between Two Worlds: 'Antigone' appeared first on The Br…
New York Theatre Workshop presents two of Nigerian-American playwright Mfoniso Udofia plays. The post After Biafra: 'runboyrun' and 'In Old Age appeared first on The BroadwayBlog.
"The Green Room," an Off-Broadway musical playing at the American Theatre of Actors, can't find its footing in song or style. The post In 'The Green Room,' Offstage Antics Don't Steal the Sh…
Kristin Chenoweth's new album, "For the Girls," releases today. The Emmy and Tony Award-winner chats with The Broadway Blog. The post Kristin Chenoweth Chats About New Album, 'For the Girls…
BroadwayHD's fall lineup includes spooky theatrical favorites such as "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," "Jekyll & Hyde," "The Toxic Avenger," and more. The post A Devilis…
Theresa Rebeck's "Bernhardt/Hamlet" explores one of the world's greatest actresses taking on a legendary role but, ironically, is too dependent on the words of men to tell an ostensibly fema…
Gingold Theatrical Group's reductionist staging of "Caesar and Cleopatra" strips so much that little intellectual, dramatic, or comic clarity shines forth in George Bernard Shaw's provocativ…
Today marks the 31st anniversary since the death of legendary choreographer and director Bob Fosse. The Broadway Blog shares some of our favorite Fosse moments. The post Remembering Bob Foss…
British comedian Luisa Omielan takes on patriarchal religion, cancer and more in her one-woman show, "God Is a Woman" playing through Oct. 6 at SoHo Playhouse. The post In 'God Is a Woman," …
MCC Theater announced this week a $1 million gift to enhance and support the development and production of new musicals The post MCC Theater Receives $1 Million Grant for New Musicals app…
Famed Japanese director Satoshi Miyagi creates a new version of this fabled mythology that looks at "Antigone" through the prism of Japanese culture. The post Don't Miss: A Reimagined 'Anti…
Based on a true story, told in her own words and reconstructed for the stage, "Dana H." offers a harrowing portrayal of a woman's kidnapping survival. The post Stunning, But Not for the Fain…
'Derren Brown: Secret' (Photo: Matthew Murphy) By Matthew Wexler "I'm not a sheep or a follower," suggested psychological manipulator Darren Brown to the audience during… The post In Derre…
Jaclyn Backhaus' new play "Wives" jumps through history and past patriarchal clichés in a sweeping comedy that puts women's voices front and center. The post Her Place in History: 'Wives' a…
Set amid the friction of post cultural revolution China, Lauren Yee's "The Great Leap" delivers a cultural collide of identity and politics through the game of basketball. The post In Laure…
In 'American Moor,' a black actor responds to the demands of a white director presuming to better understand Shakespeare's iconic black character, Othello. The post A Fury in His Words: 'Ame…
TEDxBroadway returns to tackle one central question posed to academics, economists, entrepreneurs, scientists and theater professionals. The post What's the Best Broadway Can Be? TedxBroadwa…
Stage and screen star Jeremy Jordan joins The New York Pops at Carnegie Hall, featuring songs from "Waitress," "Les Misérables" and more. The post Don't Miss: Jeremy Jordan and The New York…
Film and stage actor Rupert Everett ("My Best Friend's Wedding") returns to Broadway opposite Laurie Metcalf in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" The post Rupert Everett Joins Cast of 'Who's…