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Read the latest news about Broadway musicals and plays including show openings and closings, casting, and reviews.

CAMDEN — Camden Public Library has announced its programs for November 2021. Month-Long Events : November 2 through 29, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Carol L. Douglas: Welcome back to real life . Throughout the month of...

Check attendance and gross figures for the industry as a whole, as provided by The Broadway League.

Coastal Mountains Land Trust will co-host an online Zoom presentation titled “From Greenville to Belfast, a 300-mile Paddling Journey,” Tuesday, November 9, at 6 p.m., with the Camden Public Library. “Join us for an exciting look at one couple’s...

The two documentary-style plays are currently running in repertory at the Lyceum Theatre.

Keep track of box office reopenings as theatres welcome back audience members following the coronavirus shutdown.

Actor and photographer Benjamin Rivera gave Playbill an exclusive view inside his experience returning to the Tony Award-winning musical after 18 months of the Broadway shutdown.

Batt's solo show, directed by Michael Wilson, is the first live production at the New Orleans venue since the pandemic began.

Tribe Loses Claim to Key Maine Waterway The Penobscot River, celebrated by Thoreau and Stephen King, belongs to the state and not to the tribe of the same name, the First Circuit holds. The east branch of the Penobscot River. (Courthouse News via Wikimedia) BOSTON (CN) — A Native American tribe that claimed the right to regulate fishing, boating and other recreation on one of Maine’s most important rivers lost Thursday in a contentious 3-2 decision by the en banc First Circuit. The Penobsco...

Film and TV actor Ned Beatty, who was Oscar nominated for his supporting role in...