Theater
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‘Every Brilliant Thing’ Broadway Review: An Avalanche of Audience Participation Buries Daniel Radcliffe
Theatergoers upstage the star in this well-traveled play
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Andrea Bocelli Invites Timothée Chalamet to One of His Concerts After Opera Dig
“It only takes a few minutes of hearing this music live to understand why, after centuries, it continues to be loved,” the famed tenor adds
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‘Antigone’ Off Broadway Review: Tony Shalhoub and Susannah Perkins Deliver a New, Explosive Update
Anna Ziegler’s radical adaptation keeps the focus on the human body, just not the body you expect
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Quentin Tarantino’s West End Play Gets a Title, Synopsis and Release Window
The writer/director’s 10th and final film will have to wait
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‘Cold War Choir Practice’ Off Broadway Review: David Lynch Lives in This Wild Reagan-Era Comedy
The country’s first Orange President watches over his people in Ro Reddick’s surreal play about an impending nuclear apocalypse
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Quentin Tarantino Wrote a British Farce Play for the West End, Eyeing Fall Premiere
“It is absolutely the next thing I’m going to do,” Tarantino says
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‘What We Did Before Our Moth Days’ Off Broadway Review: Wallace Shawn and André Gregory Return, More Precious and Pretentious Than Ever
Those “My Dinner with Andre” guys deliver a three-hour reading disguised as a play
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‘Bigfoot!’ Off Broadway Review: ‘Bat Boy’ Gives Birth to Huge Hairy Hunk!
Tabloid fodder spawns yet another musical about a lovable mutant
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‘The Reservoir’ Off Broadway Review: He’s Drunk, He’s Young, He’s Ready for Prime Time
Noah Galvin shows real star power in Jake Brasch’s new comedy about alcoholism and Alzheimer’s
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‘Mother Russia’ Off Broadway Review: Putin Will Hate It, but It’s 2026’s First Must-See Play
Lauren Yee’s new comedy skewers both capitalists and communists with equal zeal
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‘You Got Older’ Off Broadway Review: Alia Shawkat and Peter Friedman Lead a Quirky Cancer Comedy
Clare Barron writes an often gross family-centered comedy about making the best of the worst things in life
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‘Marcel on the Train’ Off Broadway Review: The World’s Best Mime Busts the Nazis
Marshall Pailet and Ethan Slater’s new play depicts a little-known episode in the life of Marcel Marceau
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New York City Mayor’s Office Media and Entertainment Commissioner Pat Swinney Kaufman Steps Down
The department will be led by Rafael Espinal under Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration
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‘Game of Thrones’ Stage Prequel to Chronicle Mad King Aerys’ Final Years
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s “Game of Thrones: The Mad King” premieres this summer in the U.K.
