Become Immersed in Waves of Adventure and Imagination at ‘Pip’s Island’
For children’s theater to be successful, it must have an age-appropriate theme that appeals to kids, be engaging enough to hold their interest, and...
Talking ‘Be More Chill’ and ‘Broadway Bounty Hunter’ with Jason SweetTooth...
Currently featured on Broadway in the original cast of Be More Chill, Jason SweetTooth Williams is an actor, singer, writer, and long-time member of...
Cancellation of 2019 ‘Broadway Barks’ Announced
Because of the ongoing construction in Shubert Alley, it was announced that the annual summer pet adoption event, Broadway Barks, has been cancelled this...
Review: ‘The Mountains Look Different’ at Theatre Row
The Mint Theater Company’s American premiere of The Mountains Look Different by transplanted Irish playwright Micheál mac Liammóir (born Alfred Willmore in London, 1899)...
Bring Your Kids to the Theater in NYC This Summer!
If you’re spending summer in the city and are looking for some family-friendly shows to enjoy with the kids, rest assured that you’ll find...
Review: ‘Broadway by the Year: Broadway Musicals of 1987 & 2015’...
Scott Siegel closed this 19th season of Broadway by the Year at The Town Hall with a tribute to the shows and songs of...
Review: ‘GALAS’ at Theatre at St. John’s
In honor of this month’s celebration of Stonewall50/World Pride, Theatre at St. John’s, in association with Yorick Theater Company, presents the first-ever revival of...
Review: ‘[Veil Widow Conspiracy]’ at New York Theatre Workshop
Following their two nominations from the prestigious Drama Desk Awards for last season’s Henry VI: Shakespeare's Trilogy in Two Parts and a Special Award...
Celebrate Gay Pride Month with Special Shows in NYC
If you’re in NYC in June, there is a full calendar of events to commemorate Gay Pride Month. This year is especially significant in...
Report: ‘Technodramatists Performance Laboratory’ at TheaterLab
A new theater-and-tech company combining live performance, experimental music, and interactive games and narratives enhanced with the latest in cutting-edge technology, Technodramatists, under the...
Review: ‘Public Servant’ at Theatre Row
Opening the 40th anniversary season of Theater Breaking Through Barriers is the world premiere of Public Servant by Bekah Brunstetter (a co-producer and writer...
A Pre-Tony Awards Recap of the 2018-19 Broadway Season
The numbers are in, and the 2018-19 season - which saw the opening of 38 productions comprising thirteen musicals (eleven original and two revivals),...
2019 Drama Desk Awards Presented at The Town Hall
The 64th annual Drama Desk Awards were celebrated tonight, honoring excellence in Broadway, Off-Broadway, and Off-Off-Broadway artists and shows of the 2018-19 season. The...
15 Questions in 15 Minutes with Jesse Corbin of ‘The Boy...
Known for his lead roles as the bad-boy heartthrobs in such iconic musicals as Grease, Saturday Night Fever, and The Boy Band Project, Jesse...
Review: ‘Broadway by the Year: Broadway Musicals of 1965 & 1978’...
Luminaries from a new generation of the Great White Way revisit classic songs from the hit shows (and a few notable flops!) of years...
Review: ‘Hans Christian Andersen: Tales Real & Imagined’ at The Duke...
Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen (1805-75), best known as the author of nearly 3400 fairytales, including such iconic stories as The Princess and the Pea,...
See It for Free This Month in NYC!
Who says New York City has to be expensive? Every month the Big Apple is filled with free events in the arts and culture...
Review: ‘Link Link Circus’ at the Frederick Loewe Theatre at Hunter...
A follow-up to her popular environmentalist TV series and touring show Green Porno, Isabella Rossellini’s Link Link Circus - presented by the Hunter Theater Project...
The Nominations Are In for the 2019 Tony Awards!
Two-time Tony Award winner Bebe Neuwirth and three-time nominated Brandon Victor Dixon announced the nominations for the American Theatre Wing's 73rd Annual Tony Awards...
Review: ‘Ink’ at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
Now playing a limited engagement at the Manhattan Theatre Club’s Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, Ink, written by James Graham and directed by Rupert Goold,...
