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Here's Why I Took 'Anne Of Green Gables' And Turned It Into A Queer Story For Kids
New York City · New York

Here's Why I Took 'Anne Of Green Gables' And Turned It Into A Queer Story For Kids

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"It is more important than ever to provide youth with literature that reflects their struggles, parallels their pain, and offers solace in times of need."See the Story
Despite an Intriguing Premise, the Off-Broadway Play ‘Duke & Roya’ Offers Little Beyond the Obvious
New York City · New York

Despite an Intriguing Premise, the Off-Broadway Play ‘Duke & Roya’ Offers Little Beyond the Obvious

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While this production benefits greatly from the presence of actress Noma Dumezweni, it makes its points through often plodding dialogue that does a disservice both to its director, Warren Adams, and his game, accomplished cast.See the Story
Review Roundup: LOWCOUNTRY At Atlantic Theater Company
Charleston, South Carolina · Charleston

Review Roundup: LOWCOUNTRY At Atlantic Theater Company

Atlantic Theater Company celebrates the opening of Lowcountry. The play, written by Abby Rosebrock and directed by Tony Award nominee Jo Bonney, stars Jodi Balfour (“Ted Lasso”), Keith Kupferer (Ghostlight), and Babak Tafti (“Succession”). Read reviews for the production. When Tally, a down-and-out actress and gig worker, returns to her rural hometown, she swipes right on a disgraced high-school teacher fresh out of an ankle bracelet. Lowcountry…See the Story

Actress of a Certain Age by Jeff Hiller

Jeff Hiller has written a celebrity memoir to end all celebrity memoirs. Each of his twenty-four chapters is given the title of an actual celebrity memoir, and the age at which the author of that memoir became a celebrity – by which Hiller is expressing his envy and irritation. “It is exceptionally common in celebrity memoirs for an actor to describe their big break after ‘years’ of struggling,” he writes in the first chapter (“Girl Walks into a…New York City · New YorkRead Article

Gay Broadway 2025: LGBTQ characters in current Broadway shows

Today, the tenth anniversary of the Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage nationally, seems an apt day for my annual census of gay characters on Broadway. At a time when LGBTQ rights, including same-sex marriage, are under attack, it probably shouldn’t be too surprising that there has been a fall-off from the 2023 (pre-Trump) Broadway record, when I identified nine Broadway plays or musicals running during Pride Month, most of them…LGBTQ+ · New YorkRead Article

More Fallout. Stageworthy News of the Week

New Yorkers have a busy week ahead: the Jimmy Awards tonight; tomorrow Primary Election Day; all week, Pride events — including the last of three plays of the Criminal Queerness theater festival — culminating in next weekend’s Pridefest and the Pride March. Five shows are closing on Broadway, and a couple are opening Off Broadway.But my attention this morning has been on two plays by Sanaz Toossi,Wish You Were Here and English, about everyday li…New York City · New YorkRead Article

The Gilded Age Season 3: Six reasons for theater lovers to see it. Four ways it’s annoying.

“The Gilded Age”  had a remarkable number of Broadway veterans in its cast over its first two seasons, and many of them are returning for Season 3, which launches tonight – just the first reason why theater lovers will continue to savor this series about rich people in late 19th century New York.  More Tony winners have appeared in “The Gilded Age” than in almost any other TV series in history (It’s probably second only to the Law and Order fran…New York City · New YorkRead Article

Passengers: The 7 Fingers performers as travelers and storytellers

The circus performers in “Passengers” are both powerful athletes and graceful artists, achieving awe-inspiring feats of physical prowess. They are also travelers, and storytellers, in ways that I found more thought-provoking than the creative might have intended. Train travel is the theme of this 90-minute show by The 7 Fingers, the Montreal-based contemporary circus troupe, which is at PACNYC for a brief run. In-between the acrobatics, we see t…Travel · New YorkRead Article

Bear Grease Review. All-Indigenous (Not All Grease)

“Bear Grease” is billed as a reimagining of the musical Grease, “told through an Indigenous lens” by a husband-wife duo who call themselves LightningCloud. But this proudly amateurish production, opening tonight Off-Broadway at St. Luke’s Theater, offers little evidence they have even seen a live version of “Grease”  — nor any professional stage musical.  Videos take up at least half the two-hour running time, a mish-mash that includes a clip fr…New York State · New YorkRead Article

Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth with Black Performers, Culture and Unity

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The free Times Square concert by the Broadway League's Black to Broadway initiative aims to honor Black artistry, culture and unity.Martin Luther King Jr.See the Story

ATHE Theater Book Award Finalists

The eleven finalists for this year’s Outstanding Book Award from the Association for Theatre in Higher Education are a highly eclectic mix of academic theater books, some of which don’t seem to have much to do with theater at all, viewing “performance” more broadly. They are listed below alphabetically by book title, the titles linked to its page on Amazon for more information or to purchase (some of which are free on Kindle.) The winners will b…New York City · New YorkRead Article

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