Circus performer Rebecca Rennison's multiple skills include silks, rope and hoop. She tells Giverny Masso about performing in Becoming Shades, an immersive
Attention Anglophiles: If you loved The Queen, and if you avidly follow The Crown on Netflix, then by all means, join the audience for The Audience at the Little Theatre of Alexandria (LTA).…
Over the course of the year, I will be creating a series of posts on the topic of audience diversity. This incredibly important topic has become more and more important to me over the past f…
In Ad Libido Fran Bushe not finding a 'cure' in the end for her Female Sexual Dysfunction gives the rest of us permission to have less-than-stellar sex lives. In the end, finding a special s…
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It may be a cliché, but Edinburgh is definitely "alive with the Sound of Music" once again as the classic musical returns to the Playhouse.
After his chat with host Stephen Colbert, the Star Wars and Broadway producer invited the studio audience to see The Play That Goes Wrong with him that night.
J.J. Abrams appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night, where he talked about the upcoming unnamed Star Wars film, and when he couldn't provide spoilers, he gave the audience …
Well performed and interestingly staged, Frozen's most important effect is in reflecting society's unhealthy obsession with serious crime, making us complicit in its presentation as entertai…
Narrating the colourful conversations and interactions Elsa encounters, enhanced by the beautiful transitions of lighting states, Rogers brings magic to our everyday moments with her musical…
Season of Concern is thrilled to report that audience solicitations for 2017 far exceeded our expectations! Well over a quarter of a million dollars was raised by local theatres to support …
With other classic karaoke hymns such as 'I Will Survive' punctuating the show, Tempest Rose's La Revue en Rose sends its audience out not with a heavy heart, but with a reminder that life i…
In the last of three articles, Maddy Costa explores how The Place involved dance fans in developing new work, and their conflicting expectations of the process. The post Pivot: The Audience …
For those who like their thrillers with a massive twist, you won't want to miss Strangers on a Train " despite the slightly clunkiness of the adaptation it has plenty to keep the audience gr…
"Razorhurst," playing in West Orange, is a musical featuring the ghosts of two ruthless female gang leaders
Kelly Felthous, who plays Sally Bowles in the Paramount Theatre production of "Cabaret" did not get a lick of applause Saturday at the end of the show's famous title number, despite this bei…
In Sacha Guitry, My Daughter & I, director Marianne Badrichani brings us a work inspired by Guitry, a 20th century playwright, actor and director. It includes short plays and extracts o…
It's a theatrical phenomenon, attracting celebrities and pop culture cameos. Performers say it is one of the most exciting productions they could list on a resume. But eight f…
According to Buzzfeed News, visitors at Sleep No More have taken 'immersive theatre' to the next level, with eight company members claiming a total of 17 different instances of being groped …
Police Cops in Space at the Vault Festival is a brilliant low-budget lo-fi parody, performed by a likeable and engaging cast. Recommended.
Nina " A Story About Me and Nina Simone, performed by Josette Bushell-Mingo, is not a tribute concert or a jukebox musical based on Simone's songs, it is a powerful and totally contemporary …
In the new Brett Neveu play "Traitor," a small-town Illinois teacher discovers soil near the school is contaminated with lead and it's affecting the kids. Someone is profiting off this unwel…
Our #PalladiumPicks of the week is...42nd Street! The talented toe-tappers stopped by the London Palladium last year to treat the audience to an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza!
The season's three works " a double bill of French baroque operas and a full-length Mozart masterwork " are not entirely new to Opera Atelier 's production history
The thriller, by Tony Award-winning writer Rupert Holmes, runs at the Bickford Theatre at the Morris Museum through Feb. 4.