Another month, another helpful webinar from our friends at Arts Midwest where different venues around the country talk about how they are integrating the Creating Connection practice into th…
Old Red Lion, LondonThis improvised John le Carré parody is only as clever and funny as its liveliest participantsLamplighters is a thriller set in the mould of John le Carré's cold-war sp…
To close its 43rd season, PNME provided high-fidelity headphones to everyone in a packed theater on the South Side.
By Sandi Durell (July 23, 2018) Â The newly opened Birdland Theater is now home to an array of talent. First, BIG thank you Gianni Valenti for the long awaited state of the …
Polka, LondonRebecca Cobb's original illustrations are elegantly woven into the design of this thoughtful yet unshowy adaptationThe Everywhere Bear sits on a shelf in Class One. He's so tiny…
Opera singer Charles Castronovo saved a performance of La Boheme at the Royal Opera House starring his wife Ekaterina Siurina, when he
The Broadway musical based on "The Color Purple" tried out in Atlanta in 2004. Sitting there in Georgia, I admired the zest and accessibility of the score and, in particular, the artful and …
Christiani Pitts stars as a woman in control of her own destiny in this contemporary take on a modern legend.
The sold-out crowd at the Shubert erupted into cheers when Midler made her first appearance in the Jerry Herman musical July 17.
There's no denying HAMILTON has excited audiences this side of the Atlantic just as much as back home on Broadway. Our original West End Hamilton and Burr Jamael Westman and Giles Terera sat…
Already a writer and theatre-maker of note, Daisycampbell's one-woman show about her father Ken confirms her as touched by inherited genius, but with her own, exceptional ability to hold an …
The person seated in the back of the orchestra section on opening night of the Encores Off-Center concert mounting of GONE MISSING, who was loudly sobbing during the closing song, was by no …
The disengaged style of L-E-V's dancers may be deliberate, making a point about the loss of love, but it becomes boring to watch
The band behind Broadway’s new musical rocked out to two of their hits—and shares what the musical gets right about them.
By Don Adkins, Managing Editor, July 11, 2018 Mummenschanz, often referred to as "The Musicians of Silence,” has returned to New York City for the first time in four years. Since its f…
On Tuesday night, England faced off with Columbia in the world cup, the game dramatically ending in a penalty shoot-out. However, according to the BBC, two Nottingham theatergoers couldn't w…
An English cast of "Titanic The Musical" fumed when audience members divided their attention between icebergs and soccer penalty kicks. Actors of the high-minded musical production lashed ou…
'You are the most ignorant audience members I have ever had the misfortune to perform before'
Arts Council England chair Nicholas Serota outlines its new Impact and Insight Toolkit, released today, which aims to help arts organisations relate
After making her name as a director adapting much-loved, classic stories, Sally Cookson is now bringing a contemporary novel to the stage.
Actor leaps off stage to confront theatregoer for talking during his West End performanceRichard Griffiths, Patrick Stewart and Ken Stott may have taken umbrage at disruptive theatregoers, b…
MaYaa Boateng talks about the challenges of her role in Fairview---Jackie Sibblies Drury's Fairview starts out like a naturalistic family dramedy, as a well-to-do African-American woman name…