Theatrely's dream cast for if Oppenheimer became a play, based on the 2024 Academy Award-winning Best Picture.

Theatrely's dream cast for the imaginary Barbie Musical, based on the Barbie Movie from 2023.

Nolan visited Titanique's first superfan performance and reports back.

Theatrely's Kobi Kassal and Juan Ramirez sit down to make their selections of the best theatre in 2022 from Lea Michele in Funny Girl to Broadway's Kimberly Akimbo to the Off-Broadway hit Titanique.

The three-time Tony winner announced on Twitter that she is “no longer part of this circus.” The move comes after two major stories erupted around star behavior last week. 

The unusual highs and lows for Broadway’s box office numbers following the 2022 Tony Awards.

Michael R. Jackson's Pulitzer Prize–winning musical won two awards on Broadway's Biggest Night. Nathan Pugh explores its success compared to Slave Play at the Tony Awards.

Five-time Tony winner Angela Lansbury is receiving a special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement this year.

Theatrely is celebrating all six Tony nominees for Best Musical by writing an ode to each one. Next up in the series is a fan tribute to Michael R. Jackson’s Pulitzer Prize–winning musical.

Theatrely is celebrating all six Tony nominees for Best Musical by writing an ode to each one. Next up in the series is an ode to the bio-musical about the King of Pop.

In this new series, experts in their field visit a show to write about how realistic and well-done a job is represented on stage. Brooklyn Cyclones staff went to the Helen Hayes Theater to see the Tony-nominated revival of Take Me Out.

In honor of the Tony Awards’ 75th anniversary, we looked into our crystal (diamond?) ball. 

Our top picks to join Daniel Radcliffe in New York Theatre Workshop Off-Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's musical.

Theatrely is celebrating all six Tony nominees for Best Musical by writing a letter to each one. Next up in the series is an ode to Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss' history lesson-turned-concert extravaganza.

Theatrely is celebrating all six Tony nominees for Best Musical by writing an ode to each one. Next up in the series is a fan tribute to the rousing musical set in NYC’s Five Points.

Theatrely is celebrating all six Tony nominees for Best Musical by writing an ode to each one. Kicking off the series is this heartfelt tribute to the Bob Dylan jukebox musical from Conor McPherson.

In this new series, experts in their field visit a show to write about how realistic and well-done a job is represented on stage. Food author, chef, and personality Claire Saffitz visited the American Airlines Theatre to see Debra Messing in Birthday Candles.

Sanaz Toosi's exploration of the Iran-Iraq War, and its affect on five women debating whether to emigrate, challenged Alexi Chacon's own ideas about his father's immigrant's story. Wish You Were Here is currently running Off-Broadway at Playwrights Horizons.

Two major Broadway musicals this year featured transcendent performances by supporting players. Here's a case for three of them: Tamika Lawrence, Samantha Williams, and L Morgan Lee.

The Broadway League began releasing gross numbers again in March, allowing fans and industry insiders to again pore over the numbers and theorize on which shows’ futures looked bright—and which might be headed for closing.

An opinion piece from Nathan Pugh on the Oscar nominated film Drive My Car and why it just might be the definite theatre film of 2021.

Our thoughts on why playwright Jeremy O. Harris needs to be on Big Brother, the hit CBS reality competition. Best known for Slave Play (and subsequently Zola and his appearance on season 2 of Emily in Paris), Jeremy O. Harris has become a household name for any theatre lover. What you may not know about him is his love of reality television. Recently O. Harris tweeted his “10 TV Shows to know me,” with Big Brother and Survivor both cracking the top 10 (great picks imo). After revealing this, he tweeted, “Listen @cbs I told @JeffProbst that unfortunately I could never hack it on Survivor…I would embarrass myself and the fandom… BUT I NEED TO BE ON BIG BROTHER. I could go the distance! I could be the Mike white of BB!” (For those who aren’t Survivor fans, Mike White is a well-known screenwriter and director (School of Rock, Nacho Libre, and White Lotus to name a few) who made it to the final 3 of Survivor: David vs. Goliath in 2018 and played amazingly.)

I attended BroadwayCon for the first time this year, and, long story short, it wasn’t what I was expecting at all. In past years, BroadwayCon seems like a gathering place for theatre superfans with the opportunity to connect with fellow enthusiasts and the Broadway stars we love.

The Broadway League recently announced they would not be releasing grosses for the upcoming Broadway season. Contributing writer Joey Sims makes his case for why they are vital for the industry in his first Op-Ed for Theatrely.

Caroline Giovannucci returns to in-person performances and notes how we as audiences members must do better.