Theatrely31: Class of 2026. The Theatrely31 is our annual compilation of visionary actors, directors, and theatre makers poised for a meteoric rise. These trailblazers and emerging stars are carving ...
What does the theatrical landscape of tomorrow look like? The Theatrely31 is our newly minted annual compilation of visionary actors, directors, and theatre makers poised for a meteoric rise. These ...
What does the theatrical landscape of tomorrow look like? The Theatrely31 is our newly minted annual compilation of visionary actors, directors, and theatre makers poised for a meteoric rise. These ...
Walking into MJ: The Musical, the new Michael Jackson bio-jukebox now in performances at the Neil Simon Theatre, I was going up against two things: while it is catchy and influential, I’ve never ...
At the first preview of Schmigadoon! on Broadway a few weeks back, creator Cinco Paul joked that the show had two out-of-town tryouts, first on Apple TV and then in DC. In a way, he wasn’t wrong. When ...
The Musical will release a new cast album tomorrow, Aug. 28, based on the celebrated gala production last fall at New York ...
Maya Boyd has had a busy few years. She made her Broadway debut in Maria Friedman’s Tony Award-winning revival of Merrily We Roll Along while she was finishing her senior year studying musical theatre ...
The bad news…the Hawkins, Indiana Class of 1959 won’t be putting on another boring production of Oklahoma! this year. The good news…Stranger Things: The First Shadow is a truly breathtaking spectacle ...
For passionate devotees of Nancy Meyers’ beloved 1998 family rom-com The Parent Trap, a surefire treat awaits at the Orpheum Theatre in the East Village. And for the rest of us, there’s still plenty ...
“You see I’m a very well known niche cabaret performer,” says Cole Escola in their sensational Broadway debut. This sentence, technically uttered by Mary Todd Lincoln (because that’s how acting works) ...
Where else can you find Deborah Cox belting for the gods, Jim Parsons having a full manic breakdown, and Frankie Grande being, well, Franke Grande? That would be the St. James Theatre. Let's rewind.
It’s that time of year! Over the past 365 days, the team here at Theatrely has traveled far (Brooklyn) and wide (London) to cover hundreds of productions and as always, Editor-in-Chief Kobi Kassal and ...