Mamma Mia! has finally opened with the confidence and assuredness of a company well into their season run. The leading players were especially well placed, playing with their moments and enj…
Earlier this year, I wrote about studies funded by the Wallace Foundation that helped Ballet Austin gain some insight about their audiences. Recently I discovered the Wallace Foundation had …
Researchers at The University College London Division of Psychological and Language Sciences have found in a new study that audiences hearts synchronize watching live theatre.
I'm a stickler for theatre etiquette, and that includes being great audience members. No matter what performance you are watching, whether it be a classroom presentation, a school show, or a…
SOURCE: Theatrefolk at 1:00am on November 25, 2017☆⚑
The autistic physician on ABC might have been darker on cable, but the emphasis is on his talents and triumphs, not his limitations, writes Johanna Schneller.
By Sylvia Botella, Éric Fassin. Sylvia Botella interviews sociologist Éric Fassin about his views on the connection between sociology, the performing arts, and politics in the age of…
SOURCE: HowlRound at 10:15am on November 21, 2017☆⚑
Thanksgiving is not a holiday for Broadway. With four musicals performing on the NBC broadcast of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and two performing on the CBS broadcast, the shows and their …
Following recent cuts to arts education programs across the nation, New York City public schools have added Broadway shows to their high school curriculum.
Jos Houben and Marcello Magni join us to discuss a double-bill of comic one-acts at Theatre for a New Audience: "Marcel"Â and "The Art of Laughter."Â In the 1970's Marcello, Jos and Simo…
Ticket sales for Broadway productions soared last week as more shows entered the fall fray and star-powered vehicles gave even some of the big musicals a run for the money, or glory, or some…
Known for her provocative performances with punk protest group Pussy Riot and subsequent incarceration in Russia, Nadya Tolokonnikova tells Emily Jupp about
By Kate Langsdorf. Kate Langsdorf finishes the series by reflecting on her experience attending different shows as an audience member in Los Angeles, California.
Sean Foley, who directed the stage show Joan Rivers, A Work in Progress By a Life in Progress in 2008, recalls days of hard graft with an incredible actor, skilled standup and ultra-acerbic …
Jeffery Kissoon stars in Split Moon Theatre's adaptation of Dostoevsky's prophetic DEMONS, stage in St Leonard's Church in Shoreditch for a strictly limited season to mark the centenary of t…
When it comes to financial growth and protection, it can be confusing and difficult. It’s vital to your wellbeing yet there are so many traps to avoid. If you use the right strategies,…
In celebration of the 20th Anniversary of The Lion King on Broadway, and to thank the city of New York for being its home for the past 20 years, the show is giving away every ticket via a fr…
