Cast Set for SHAKESPEARE’S REVISIONIST HISTORIES
The Shakespeare All-Stars have announced the cast and production team for SHAKESPEARE’S REVISIONIST HISTORIES, a new work inspired by Shakespeare’s history plays set in a sanctuary space.
Cast and Design Team Set for HOT PINK, OR READY TO BLOW
New American Folk Theatre has announced the cast and production team for the Midwest premiere of HOT PINK, OR READY TO BLOW by Johnny Drago.
On the Spot Announces BRICK WALL and THIS THAT AND OTHER THING! Casts
On the Spot Theatre Company has announced casting for two upcoming productions, THIS THAT AND THE OTHER THING! and BRICK WALL.
Paramount Sets 18/19 Season, Including New AUGUST RUSH Musical Directed By John Doyle
Paramount Theatre has announced the line-up for their 18/19 season, which includes a new musical based on the Warner Brothers film AUGUST RUSH, directed by Tony Award winner John Doyle, composed by Mark Mancina, the composer of the film’s platinum-selling soundtrack, and written by Glen Berger, who co-wrote the book for SPIDERMAN:...
Jeff Awards Drop 3-Year Hiatus, Approve New Initiatives
The Joseph Jefferson Awards has announced they will eliminate the three-year waiting period placed on new non-Equity theaters, and address diversity issue.
How did Tom Hanks spend Super Bowl Sunday? At the theater with Chicago’s Hypocrites.
Tom Hanks spent his Super Bowl Sunday taking in The Hypocrites 2 pm matinee of PIRATES OF PENZANCE at the Pasadena Playhouse with his family.
Review: RAGTIME at Marriott Theatre
In the end, RAGTIME leaves me with a feeling of strange syncopation – one that results in systematic affirmation with intentions of systematic denial. I am ready to propagate stories of how it ought to be. We know the ones that speak to how it’s been.
Emerald City Announces KNUFFLE BUNNY Cast and Creative Team
Emerald City Theatre has announced the cast and creative team for KNUFFLE BUNNY: A CAUTIONARY MUSICAL.
Review: MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG at Porchlight Music Theatre
As Porchlight gets comfortable in their new home at the Ruth Page Center, MERRILY is another genuine, well-executed work, dripping with talent and finesse.
Review: WE’RE GONNA BE OKAY from American Theater Company
The parallels between 1962 and now can’t be ignored, and WE’RE GONNA BE OKAY is an excellent choice to see at this time, as the infantile and antagonistic leaders of two nations put not only their own citizens at risk, but the entire world, as they challenge each other to see whose nuclear buttons are bigger.