Bill Hanney deserves a big tip for the production of a hilarious version of “Waitress” at Theatre By the Sea. It’s one of ...

On the eve of Independence Day, an enthusiastic audience gathered to celebrate America’s musical legacy. The Pittsburgh ...

Long before Ramy Youssef came out onstage at his June 28 show at the Beacon Theatre, a palpable buzz swept through the room.

Directed by Joe Mantello and with music and staging by Wayne Cilenta, “Wicked” is now playing at the Murat Theatre at the Old ...

The Riverside Theater Oct. 18 will be the final stop of the Femmes' next North American tour, the band announced June 17. The show will be two acts with no openers, and feature two albums ...

MUSIC TRAIN ICC Sydney Theatre, May 24 Reviewed by ROD YATES ★★★½ Say what you will about American pop-rock veterans Train, but they work hard to get the audience on their side.

Orlando’s Michael James Scott joined the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra for a night of music, laughter, fashion and fun.

LA Phil brings out Laufey, Maren Morris, Becky G, Zedd and more The first guest, which was previously announced by the orchestra, was the Icelandic jazz singer Laufey.

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Melbourne Recital Centre, April 1 Arguably Schubert’s greatest achievement, Winter Journey is a cycle of 24 songs that maps both a physical and psychological odyssey.

The orchestra held its inaugural performance there on March 20, 1932. Now, 93 years later, the orchestra will return to its birthplace, alongside famed soprano Renée Fleming, on March 28.

When the star singer Asmik Grigorian dropped out of the orchestra’s performance at Carnegie Hall, Beethoven’s Fifth and his “Leonore” Overture No. 3 subbed in.

Often calling on the crowd to sing alone, stand and clap, Chapman brought the audience into the performance. It was not a show where the presenters sang at the crowd. People clapped on one side of the ...