Author Candice Carty-Williams (she of the hilarious, sexy, sad, and moving 2019 novel Queenie) says that Michaela Coel's new series is the first (and perhaps only) screen depiction of what i…
"[It] wasn't the funniest issue they ever did, but it would turn out to be incredibly successful because it reflected so many of the emotions that people were feeling after the attacks. The …
Last year, official figures revealed that almost 800 libraries had closed since the implementation of austerity in 2010. "We do think these current announcements could be the 'canary in the …
When crowds of people return without fear to public events, they'll be hungry for musicals and symphonies, street festivals and First Fridays. But ready and willing as they are, Denver's bes…
'In terms of the future, we want 503 to be resilient and it feels like our community of audience and artists believe in the necessity of an organisation such as ours. At the same time, there…
An Atlanta theater company addresses racial inequity in a series of virtual dinners that mix drama with discussion.
The museum withdrew the show when it got uncomfortable with the content. Shaun Leonardo, the artist, says he wasn't consulted. Now the museum has apologized for the cancellation. " The New Y…
Earlier this month, 11 artists from a collective called the Consortium of Postartistic Practices carried a 46-foot-long letter about 1¼ miles to the Parliament building in Warsaw as lawma…
Helder Guimarães's buoyant magic show is a tonic for what ails us in isolation.
by Zach Raffio. @zachraffio. Dear Stephen Bellick and the Cast of Thoroughly Modern Millie, Stephen, you recently noted backstage how our cast is like a "sec...
by Zach Raffio. @zachraffio. Dear Stephen Bellick and the Cast of Thoroughly Modern Millie, Stephen, you recently noted backstage how our...
Britain's most prolific playwright is producing and acting in his own audio play, but he holds out little hope for live theatre in the short term Sir Alan Ayckbourn, one of Britain's most ad…
One of Italy's famed family-owned circuses has been sitting out the coronavirus pandemic in a field outside Rome.
The Getty won't open even though it has quite a few outdoor spaces, because those must be access from indoor spaces. But elsewhere: "The Huntington will institute a timed ticketing system, i…
'Mrs. Doubtfire' got through three performances before the pandemic intervened. This is the story of what happened next.
Editors' Note:Â With full acknowledgment of the big-picture implications of a pandemic that already has claimed thousands of lives, cratered global economies and closed international borde…
Broadway was booming. Then came the coronavirus.
For people whose "confinement" looks more like days on end in pajama bottoms, media outlets scramble to provide useful tips for combatting quarantine-induced boredom. Users' social-media fee…
Philly writer and comedian Jillian Markowitz was spiraling as COVID-19 news spread. But a chance social media post spawned her Quarantween Costumes, now a hit destination on Instagram.
Philly writer and comedian Jillian Markowitz was spiraling as COVID-19 news spread. But a chance social-media post spawned her Quarantween Costumes, now a hit destination on Instagram.
Need inspiration? The BroadwayWorld team has come together to help guide your musical quarantine journey. Today, we bring you just a few recommendations for: A movie musical that's better th…
A rare show that retooled and flourished after its New York debut, the musical, a decade later, has endured in schools and through international productions.
On this day in 2014, Idina Menzel did it all again in the new musical from the Pulitzer Prize-winning duo behind Next to Normal, If/Then.
The Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey musical opened at the Richard Rodgers Theatre March 30, 2014.