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A conversation with Dasha Plett and Gislina Patterson. Plus: What’s opening on stage across Canada this week

The weather outside might still be frightful for a while, but what better time to stay in and snuggle up with a great Broadway read? Check out our complete Winter 2024 reading list!

Folger library in Washington has single biggest collection of world’s 235 surviving copies – until now kept hidden in a vault

In a Word ... Sloth

CRAVEN Museums treasured and rare Shakespeare First Folio is now available online where it can be seen in a groundbreaking project by researchers,…

In December's Quadrant, Salvatore Babones mooted the theory that the Bard was actually Kit Marlowe, reports of whose death may well have been premature. William Rubinstein begs to differ. While agreeing Shakespeare was not the author of the works that bear his name, his pick, based on what would otherwise be a series of remarkable coincidences and overlapping circles, is Sir Henry Neville

We no longer deal in ducats and groats, or resort to blood feuds to resolve grievances (mostly).

Ideas for escaping the cold — or embracing it.

Lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, including declining audience numbers and rising costs, continued to impact Chicago-area theaters in 2023. But not all news was bad news. The League of Chica...

The holidays are just around the corner! For those who are in need of last-minute gift ideas for your theater-loving friends and family members (or even if you just want to treat yourself), BroadwayWorld is here to help with a Broadway-themed holiday gift guide for you!