The hit Off-Broadway production commissioned Davida Enara to create a Little Shop-inspired backdrop, and the cast was photographed by Marcus Middleton.
A multi‑year celebration of Black British talent will span lectures, festivals, showcases and talent‑development initiatives
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The Philadelphia premiere of James Ijames's Good Bones, onstage at the Arden, has unmistakable resonance for Philly in the aftermath of the Sixers stadium debacle. Josh Herren reviews.
A PRESSURE COOKER OF A PRODUCTION A thriller that examines the effects of social media Josephine Moshiri Elwood (Jane) and Dennis Trainor Jr. (Loyd) pull out all the stops in Job, an 80-minu…
An admitted horror buff, I was quite excited for the opening of the Shakespeare Theatre Company's "Paranormal Activity." I was still skeptical that theatre could truly deliver the jump scare…
About midway through Martha Graham's powerful Chronicle, performed last Saturday at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, I realized that the elevated platform at center stage was not just a pl…
The Royal Shakespeare Company's production of "Cyrano de Bergerac" is heading to London's West End, with Adrian Lester returning in the title role for a limited summer engagement. The show w…
By JESSICA NEU Founded by Martha Graham in 1926, the acclaimed Martha Graham Dance Company is the oldest dance company and the oldest integrated dance company in the United States. Hailed …
It's The Broadway Show, the only nationally syndicated weekly theater television series. The program features Broadway's biggest stars, exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes access both…
To herald its evolving developmental mission, the New Hazlett on Wednesday announced “a pivotal expansion of its commitment to the creative community, leading with a unified approach to gr…
Alt-rockers will score Hitler allegory The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, with Mark Gatiss in the title role
Alt-rockers Placebo are set to collaborate with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC…
Linbury theatre, LondonFull of postcard moments, Taylor's choreography harks back to a more straightforward, analogue age " and is all the better for that
Paul Taylor is not a choreographer …
