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A new audio musical thriller with an all-star cast on Broadway Podcast Network
The eerie sound of the theremin – an electronic musical instrument patented in 1928 by its eponymous inventor and controlled by the movement of the hands of its player, without making any physical...
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NYSAF continues its summer programming with new musicals by Michael R. Jackson and Billy Porter
New York Stage and Film (NYSAF), which has operated as a vital incubator for artists and their work for the past 37 years, continues its 2021 summer programming, running through August 2, with...
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Final installment of the ‘Rhinebeck Panorama’ to debut in August at Hunter College
Playwright and director Richard Nelson’s Rhinebeck Panorama – a twelve-year series of a dozen plays following the lives of three families (the Apples, the Gabriels, and the Michaels) from the...
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A virtual revival of the Broadway musical ‘First Date’ streams live this weekend
Watch real-life married couple and American Idol alums Diana DeGarmo and Ace Young meet and try to find love all over again in this weekend’s livestream of First Date, presented exclusively on Stellar...
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NYTF celebrates ‘A Yiddish Renaissance’ and Zalmen Mlotek’s 70th birthday
On Monday, July 26, beginning at 2 pm, more than 140 actors, singers, and musicians from across globe will come together remotely with the award-winning National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene (NYTF) for...
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Watch Tony-winning stars in an encore streaming of the hilarious ‘Judgment Day’ on Stellar
In association with Stellar Events, Barrington Stage Company (BSC), located in Pittsfield, MA, is streaming an encore presentation of last summer’s audience favorite Judgment Day by Rob Ulin...
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A benefit concert from Disney on Broadway reopens the New Amsterdam Theatre
Last night, Broadway’s historic New Amsterdam Theatre – built in 1902–03, and located at 214 West 42nd Street, in the center of Midtown Manhattan and the NYC Theater District – reopened with Live at...
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Tony-winner Lillias White releases her first solo album ‘Get Yourself Some Happy!’ on Friday
Internationally acclaimed for her work on both the stage and screen, Brooklyn native Lillias White – who won a Tony Award for Best Featured Performance by an Actress in a Musical for Cy Coleman’s The...
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Disney on Broadway returns live this weekend
In advance of the return of its popular musicals to theaters this fall, Disney on Broadway presents Live at the New Am – a concert to benefit The Actors Fund and to celebrate the reopening of Broadway...
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Actors’ Equity Association opens membership with its new ‘Open Access’ policy
Effective immediately, Actors’ Equity Association (Equity) – the US labor union founded in 1913, representing more than 51,000 professional actors and stage managers in live theater – is implementing...
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A live talk on his new book ‘In the Heights: Finding Home’ with Lin-Manuel Miranda
As part of the series Live Talks Los Angeles, Stellar is streaming An Evening with Lin-Manuel Miranda, Quiara Alegría Hudes & Jeremy McCarter on Wednesday, July 21, beginning at 9 pm EST (6 pm PST)....
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ADM21 releases film of ‘Tain’t Nobody’s Biz-ness If I Do’ in memory of Nick Cordero
In keeping with its vision of creating and maintaining a “Living Archive” of great works of musical theater choreography, American Dance Machine for the 21st Century (ADM21) – a 501c3 non-profit...
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Mauricio Martínez returns live to Feinstein’s/54 Below
This Wednesday, July 21, Mauricio Martínez makes his live return to Feinstein’s/54 Below with a brand-new show, Mauricio Martínez: Back on 54th Street. The NYC-based Mexican-born International Emmy...
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John Kander and Lin-Manuel Miranda in virtual conversation to support the Vineyard Theatre
Off-Broadway’s acclaimed Vineyard Theatre concludes its 2021 Gala Series on Thursday, July 22, beginning at 7 pm, with a live watch party featuring a conversation between two of Broadway’s greatest...
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Get out of the city for a flashback to the ‘Totally Awesome 80s’ with Broadway stars at Bristol Riverside Theatre
Bristol Riverside Theatre’s outdoor performance of Totally Awesome 80s at Bristol Township’s new open-air amphitheater – a great day trip and an easy ride down I95 to Bucks County, near the scenic...
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Applications now open for free ‘Write It Out!’ virtual workshop with Donja R. Love
Created in 2019 by award-winning playwright Donja R. Love (one in two), and supported by partners National Queer Theater, The Lark, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, MOBI, The Each Other Project, and...
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Broadway stars parody Golden Age musicals in ‘Schmigadoon’ on Apple TV+
With the extended shutdown of theaters during the past sixteen months of the pandemic, many favorites of the Broadway stage have crossed over to the big and small screens. Making its global debut on...
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Singer Lori Brown Mirabal reflects on her ‘Charmed Life’ and career at Urban Stages
It seems only right that such an outstanding talent, beautiful spirit, and all-around charmer as Lori Brown Mirabal should lead a Charmed Life. She’s the first to admit that she does, and she’s...
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Watch ‘A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder’ and ‘The Jimmy Awards’ online tonight and on demand
Theater-lovers have two great online options to choose from this evening, with a benefit reading of A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder and the virtual ceremony of the 12th Jimmy Awards. If you can’t...
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15 Questions in 15 Minutes with Broadway’s Forrest McClendon
Actor and educator Forrest McClendon is famous to fans everywhere for his Tony-nominated blockbuster performance as Mr. Tambo in The Scottsboro Boys and his later reprisal of the role in the London...
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A new play with music about ‘The Last Boy’ to survive Terezin concentration camp
The world-premiere workshop engagement of The Last Boy in the Second Republic of SHKID, a new play with music by Steven Fisher, opened at Off-Broadway’s Theatre at St. Clement’s on July 10, with the...
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Free sculpture, sound, and performance installation ‘You Are Here’ at Lincoln Center
As part of its ongoing Restart Stages initiative – activating and reimagining outdoor public spaces for our new era through artistic and community involvement – Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts...
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A spectacular view of the city in The Ride’s ‘Eyes on New York’ at Staten Island’s Empire Outlets
If you’re a fan of song, dance, and circus arts, you’ll be amazed by The Ride’s latest venture, Eyes on New York, presented at Empire Outlets, located on Staten Island’s large natural harbor. If...
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New short play festival on the theme of ‘Restoration’ from Red Bull
Off-Broadway’s acclaimed Red Bull Theater will livestream its 11th Annual Short New Play Festival: Restoration on Monday, July 12, beginning at 7:30 pm. Featuring seven world premieres in one night,...
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Nicolas King looks back at the past year in ‘Hindsight is 2020’ at The Green Room 42
Since the age of four, the prodigious Nicolas King has been performing, with appearances in three Broadway shows (Beauty and the Beast, A Thousand Clowns opposite Tom Selleck, and Hollywood Arms...
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An examination of the inequities in public education in ‘Lines in the Dust’ at New Normal Rep
New Normal Rep, founded during the coronavirus shutdown of live theater in 2020, is dedicated to presenting both new and under-produced plays on the internet, centered primarily on works that explore...
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Theatre World Awards to present special honors in a virtual celebration on Sunday
As a result of the pandemic shutdown of the 2020 Broadway season, the Theatre World Awards – presented annually since 1944, in recognition of twelve outstanding debut performances on and off Broadway...
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Feinstein’s/54 Below kicks off new livestream series with Andrew Barth Feldman
In December 2020, Feinstein’s/54 Below launched its pandemic-time virtual series 54 Below Premieres, featuring online streams of all-new concerts in cinematic five-camera HD shoots for in-home...
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World premiere of ‘The Wake of Dorcas Kelly’ at The Players Theatre
Dorcas (aka Darkey) Kelly (d. 1761) was a real-life Irish madam who operated The Maiden Tower brothel in Copper Alley, Dublin. Accused of killing shoemaker John Dowling on St. Patrick’s Day of 1760,...
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Virtual Open House at the Neighborhood Playhouse, home of the Meisner Technique
New York’s famed Neighborhood Playhouse will host a virtual Open House for interested applicants on Thursday, July 8, at 5:30 pm. Attendees can join Playhouse faculty and alumni for an evening of...
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Celebrate the 4th of July with ‘Sea Chanteys and Maritime Music’ from the South Street Seaport Museum
Founded in the heart of NYC’s historic seaport district in 1967, the South Street Seaport Museum is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the history of New York as a great port city. In addition...
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Benefit auction of Hirschfeld prints signed by Broadway stars
In partnership with top auction houses Christie’s and Charitybuzz, The Al Hirschfeld Foundation is offering 20 limited-edition prints by the eponymous caricaturist for an online auction, with proceeds...
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See Jackie Hoffman live in ‘Fruma-Sarah’ at the cell
Stage and screen star Jackie Hoffman – known for her Emmy-nominated role of ‘Mamacita’ from FX’s Feud: Bette and Joan, her critically acclaimed Off-Broadway appearance in the Yiddish production of...
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An online exhibition of canine stars of the stage and screen by Al Hirschfeld
Canines take center stage in the latest virtual art exhibition from The Al Hirschfeld Foundation, The Dog Show: Hounds by Hirschfeld. Running through Sunday, August 15, the exhibit features drawings...
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The Ride’s world premiere of ‘Eyes on New York’ opens in July on Staten Island
Honored with a Drama Desk Award nomination in the category of Unique Theatrical Experience and widely lauded as one of NYC’s most exciting and in-demand bus-tour entertainment attractions, the...
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Two online picks for Pride weekend from The Seeing Place and Playbill
Continue the celebration of Pride month with two new virtual programs streaming from NYC this weekend. Off-Broadway’s The Seeing Place Theater continues its online presentation of the world-premiere...
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New dance platform launches this weekend
This weekend, June 25-27, at 7 pm, NYC-based non-profit performing and teaching organization Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company – founded by the eponymous producer, director, educator, filmmaker, dancer,...
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It’s a win-win for ‘George Salazar & Joe Iconis: Two-Player Game’ at Feinstein’s/54 Below
Everyone was a winner in George Salazar & Joe Iconis: Two-Player Game, a series of six reopening-week shows at Feinstein’s/54 Below, playing June 17-24. Both brought their A-game to “Broadway’s living...
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The return of ‘Jim Caruso’s Cast Party’ to Birdland
With the reopening of NYC performance venues comes the long-awaited return of Jim Caruso’s Cast Party to Birdland Jazz Club, live and in person every Monday, at 8 pm, beginning on July 5, with Billy...
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Tonight’s the ‘Night of A Thousand Judys’ Pride concert and fundraiser!
The ninth annual Night of A Thousand Judys – the Pride concert honoring icon Judy Garland with tributes and songs from her legendary career as a movie star, recording artist, and stage performer –...
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Hip-hop improv sensation ‘Freestyle Love Supreme’ returns to Broadway
Not only is Freestyle Love Supreme, the highly-acclaimed hip-hop improv hit created by Thomas Kail, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Anthony Veneziale, the recipient of a 2020 Special Tony Award for its...
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Feinstein’s/54 Below goes up on the roof with ‘Broadway Live Cinema Festival’ at AMC
This summer’s inaugural Broadway Live Cinema Festival, the new film and live performance events honoring Broadway and movie musicals, will make its debut next month at AMC Empire 25, located in the...
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Corbin Bleu slated to host ‘The Jimmy Awards’ on July 15
It was just announced that stage, film, and television star Corbin Bleu, who most recently appeared on Broadway in the 2019 hit musical revival of Kiss Me, Kate, will host the 2021 National High...
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Stars align to ‘Save LAByrinth Theater Company’ with a virtual fundraiser
Producers Tim Guinee, Tom D’Angora, and Michael D’Angora – the team that raised over $1 million in the past six months with a string of virtual benefits and GoFundMe campaigns to save four NYC venues...
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A 90th anniversary benefit for the Library of the Performing Arts’ Billy Rose Theatre Division
Last week, it was announced that multiple Tony Award-winning actor and playwright Harvey Fierstein, the son of a librarian, donated $2.5 million to The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts...
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Lauren Marcus brings it all to Feinstein’s/54 Below
Her voice and style are unmistakable, her stage presence and emotions irrepressible, her talent and personality irresistible, and her full house of fully vaccinated fans was immeasurably entertained...
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It’s a busy summer for Jaime Lozano
Mexican-born musical multi-hyphenate Jaime Lozano is having a blockbuster summer, with both online and live appearances, in addition to his work on the hottest film to hit the screens. As part of the...
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Enjoy a summer of Broadway stars under the stars, outside the city at Bristol Riverside Theatre
With the reopening of theaters and the return of live shows, this summer is offering not just a variety of performances by top Broadway talents, but also the opportunity to see your favorites on day...
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Juneteenth and Pride come together in IVC’s Saturday jubilee
In partnership with Hi-Arts and The Africa Center, the queer- and Black-led grassroots arts and activist coalition Intersectional Voices Collective (IVC) has announced the second iteration of last...
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Celebrate Juneteenth live and online
Beginning on Friday, June 18, NYC artists will be observing Juneteenth – the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the end of slavery in the US, dating back to 1865, when Union soldiers, led...