This post was originally published on NY Times - Theater

Written by: Laura Collins-Hughes

“Prometheus Firebringer” and “Bioadapted” test the waters, while the abstract “Psychic Self Defense” is a warm and pulsing counterpoint.

Seated behind a plain wooden table, the theater maker Annie Dorsen is not costumed to catch our gaze, or lit dramatically. In the performance-lecture that is her A.I.-focused show “Prometheus Firebringer,” at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn, you might assume she’d be the boring part.

This post was originally published on Playbill - News

Written by: Andrew Gans

Cabaret & Concert News

The concerts, also featuring stars from & Juliet, Harmony, Here Lies Love, and more, will be held in Manhattan and the Bronx.

Broadway Forever, a series of free pop-up concerts and community service opportunities, will return for a second year with events in Manhattan and the Bronx.

This post was originally published on Playbill - News

Written by: Talaura Harms

Broadway News

Gutenberg! The Musical! on Broadway Will Offer Rush, Digital Lottery, and Standing Room Tickets. Find out how to get the cheapest tickets to the two-hander starring Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells.

This post was originally published on Playbill - Features

Written by: Playbill Staff

National Hispanic Heritage Month begins September 15, but celebrations are starting early with the concert ¡Viva! Broadway: Aquí y Allá (Here and There). “I celebrate my Hispanic heritage all year long with the food I cook, the music I listen to, and the fantastic conversations I have in Spanish with friends and family,” says Broadway actor Andréa Burns, before asking, “How will you spend it?”

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Written by: Yoanna Nikolova, Jeffrey Vizcaino

Well, someone tell me when is it my turn?! With three major shifts this month, September has a lot in store from work to family. As the Fall creeps in, find out which Broadway show-stopper you’ll relate to this Virgo season.

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Written by: Julia Jacobs

The Broadway revival saw an immediate change in its fortunes when the actress stepped into the production last September. “That was my dream come true,” Lea Michele gushed from the stage on Sunday after her final performance in “Funny Girl,” the Broadway revival that the actress breathed new life into when its future looked grim one year ago.