Watch Clips from World Premiere of The Prince of Egypt Musical The stage adaptation continues through November 5 in Mountain View, California.
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Don’t Miss the Monteverdi Choir’s Last White Light Festival Performance The renowned ensemble presents Monteverdi’s surviving opera October 21 as part of the Lincoln Center fest.
Too Heavy for Your Pocket Extends Off-Broadway The world premiere from Jiréh Breon Holder shines new light on the Freedom Riders of the Civil Rights era.
See Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kamala Harris, and More at the Opening Night of Time Alone, Starring Tonya Pinkins The world premiere by Alessandro Camon, directed by Bart DeLorenzo, is the inaugural production of Los Angeles’ Belle Rêve Theatre Company.
How One Chicago Actor Is Doing Her Part as an Activist The artists’ podcast is launching a new initiative that will focus on artists who are also activists.
Kathleen Marshall Will Direct Much Ado About Nothing at the Old Globe Two other productions have also been announced for the 2018 summer season, which also includes Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Screening Will Feature Talkback With Chita Rivera The evening will benefit The United Palace of Culture Arts in Washington Heights.
Beauty and the Beast’s Christiaan Smith Debuts New Single ‘All the Way’ The singer’s album drops in November.
Orange Is the New Black Star Lea DeLaria Welcomes Guest Performers for Her Birdland Series in NYC Rachel Bay Jones, Jennifer Nettles, Sandra Bernhard, and more will fly into Birdland with DeLaria.
The Band From Bandstand Strikes Out on Its Own, With Laura Osnes The Donny Nova Band Featuring “Julia Trojan” plans November 27 concert at Birdland.
2017 Gypsy of the Year Competition Sets December Dates The annual fundraiser for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS will be held at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
Previously Announced Broadway Revival of Singin’ in the Rain Shelved Harvey Weinstein had optioned the Théâtre du Châtelet production, which was to star Derek Hough.
People, Places & Things Extends Off-Broadway The acclaimed production from London, now in previews at St. Ann’s Warehouse, adds two more weeks.
Theatre History Pioneer Betty Corwin to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award The League of Professional Theatre Women will honor the founder and former director of the Theatre on Film and Tape Archive.
Tony Nominee Michael Cumpsty Will Direct The Importance of Being Earnest Casting has been announced for the Two River Theater production of the Oscar Wilde classic.