A lovely tribute to the art of drag, the show allows each of its characters to sparkle. It’s not often that you walk into a theater and are handed money, but McLean Community Players’ production of ...

Applications open through April 23 for a fully funded professional development and exchange program for theater artists based in Cork, Ireland and Washington, DC. Applications are now open for Tales ...

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You just enjoyed a night at the theater. The playwright wrote an engaging script. The actors were great, and you’re pretty sure the director had something to do with that. The scenic designer and ...

After a critically acclaimed, record-breaking, Obie-winning Off-Broadway debut at the PAC in 2024, CATS: The Jellicle Ball – a queer Ballroom-culture reimagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 1982 musical ...

In the decade that I lived in Buffalo, little did I know what an inherently funny town it was! Not only did our Buffalo buffalo turn out to buffalo Buffalo buffalo, but Ken Ludwig, Tony-award-winning ...

Among the most recent releases of recordings from NYC musicals and their performers are two original Broadway cast albums, one of an Off-Broadway production, and the debut record of an actor known for ...

It’s hysterical and powerful. Gerrad Alex Taylor has crafted a world that feels cartoony, surreal, and human all at once. Gerrad Alex Taylor as Himself in ‘I Know How to Curse: a re-blackening of ...

Lola Chakrabati’s adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s best-selling novel captivates with layered performances yet falters in a final act that resolves too little, too quickly. The first thing I noticed ...

A stellar cast brings the play’s wounded characters to life with sympathy and flourishes of humor. Under the taut, skillful direction of Olney Artistic Director Jason Loewith, Jacobs-Jenkins’ ...

Picture it. The year is 1943 in Nazi Germany. It’s the middle of World War II, and a brutal Holocaust that deemed millions inferior. From Jewish to Romani and the disabled, over a million and a half ...

The cast is a great showcase of talent, and the music is vibrant and impressive. Madison Cox as Amy March, Ashlee Beary as Jo March, Sarah Mae Andersen as Meg March, and Ella Schnoor as Beth March in ...