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Review: Busy 'Wild Goose Dreams' Never Connects
There's a lot going on in "Wild Goose Dreams," Hansol Jung's play having its Boston premiere at the SpeakEasy Stage Company through April 8. Too much.
Meet Kennedy Kanagawa, the Puppeteer Behind 'Into the Woods' Scene-Stealing Milky White
In the new revival of "Into the Woods," Milky White, Jack's cow, comes to life thanks to actor Kennedy Kanagawa. EDGE spoke to him about his puppeteering skills.
Bored Game: 'Clue' at SF Playhouse
With its borrowed brand name and broad physical comedy, "Clue" seems to be gunning for the stupefying success of "The Play That Goes Wrong," but instead unintentionally fumbles along the way.
Review: Boston Ballet Presents a Delicious 'Don Quixote'
The delicious Boston Ballet production of "Don Quixote" runs until March 26 at the Citizens Bank Opera House
The Things that 'Wild Goose Dreams''s Ryan Mardesich Can't Perform Without
Marrying whimsy, love, and the perilous politic of North Korea, Hansol Jung's "Wild Goose Dreams" is currently enjoying its New England premiere at SpeakEasy Stage.
'Brokeback Mountain' Heads to London's West End in Fresh Stage Adaptation
Classic queer western "Brokeback Mountain" is headed to London's West End with a new script and star power in the form of Lucas Hedges and Mike Faist as tragic lovers Ennis del Mar and Jack Twist.
Review: Bitingly Funny 'Bad Jews' Offers a Roller Coaster of Emotions
Joshua Harmon's snappy yet incredibly frank dialogue echoes the way families express themselves behind closed doors.
And Just Like That — Late Stephen Sondheim Final Musical Coming to New York
"Producer Tom Kirdahy is thrilled to announce the world premiere of "Here We Are," the final musical by the late Stephen Sondheim," reads a press release.
Review: Arctic Playhouse Delivers Strong 'Bedroom Farce'
"Bedroom Farce," which is now being performed at Arctic Playhouse, delivers what it promises: Lots of good-natured silliness courtesy of a confident group of actors.
'Cockettes: Res-Erection' - Oasis Musical Revue Recalls Famed Queer Theater Troupe
Oasis will come alive with the sound of The Cockettes on March 23-25. For those who may not know, The Cockettes were a queer theater troupe that performed in San Francisco from around 1969-1972.
Review: Philadelphia's BalletX Soars With New Works
BalletX presented their vibrant Winter series program for a sellout run at their home in the Wilma Theater on Broad St. with premieres by choreographers Amy Seiwert, Gary W. Jeter II, and Jorma Elo.
Lady Gaga Won't Perform at 2023 Oscars
However, Gaga will be in attendance as a nominee in the category of Best Song for the "Top Gun" song "Hold My Hand."
Tyler Henry: 'Hollywood Medium' at the Golden Gate
Tyler Henry, the star of Netflix's "Life After Death," says he inadvertently began receiving messages from the dead at age 10 and, over time, honed his ability to where he can now facilitate communications between the living and their deceased loved ones.
'Company,' 'MJ,' and Return of 'Moulin Rouge' Are Part of Broadway in Boston's 2023-2924 Season
Broadway In Boston announced today five musicals as part of its 2023-2024 season, including "Disney's Frozen," "Moulin Rouge," "The Girl from North Country," "Company," and "MJ."
The Things that 'Boulevard of Bold Dreams''s Samantha Jane Williams Can't Perform Without
New York-based actor Samantha Jane Williams is currently starring as Hattie McDaniel in LaDarrion Williams' "Boulevard of Bold Dreams."
The Things that 'Into the Woods's Josh Breckenridge Can't Perform Without
An original cast member of Broadway's "Come From Away," "The Scottsboro Boys," and "The Ritz," Josh Breckenridge is currently touring the country in "Into the Woods." EDGE spoke to him about things he can't live without.
Lea Michele Extends 'Funny Girl' Role until Run's September End
Broadway buffs, rejoice: Lea Michele, whose addition to the cast of "Funny Girl" boosted the show to record-smashing success, will stay in the role until the end of the run in September.
Reviving Bob Fosse's 'Dancin' Calls on Body Memory for Fuel
Director Wayne Cilento faced an uphill task leading the new Broadway revival of Bob Fosse's revue "Dancin'" — no video had been made of the original show, there was no script to study and none of the steps had been recorded.
Welcome 'Homesick' - Theatre Rhinoceros is Back in Charge
Something remarkable is happening in a tiny former gallery space on 18th Street in the Castro. It's a play called "A Guide for the Homesick," on which I'm happy to bestow a secondary title: "How The Rhino Got Its Groove Back."
Broadway's 'Parade' Fights Hatred Both Onstage and Off
There's so much darkness awaiting Ben Platt in his new Broadway role these days that he's countered with a dash of brightness.
Review: Boston Ballet opens 59th Season with 'My Obsession'
The Boston Ballet opened its 59th season last weekend with a mixed bill that spanned almost 100 years — a bit of history, a modern erotic but delicate pas de deux, and a rouser of a Vegas-inspired ending.
Review: 'Tootsie' is a Witty and Winning Musical
"Tootsie" is winning and witty and a completely enjoyable musical that gets a needed update from the 80s comedy it's based on.