Broadway Profiles with Tamsen Fadal will feature Broadway favorites including Rita Moreno, Kuhoo Verma, Anaïs Reno, Cynthia Darlow, and Lawrence Keith Alexander. This week’s episode will premiere nationally on Saturday, June 19 and Sunday, June 20. Check...

Seth Sikes has released his latest music video, The Trolley Song. Sikes, a longtime interpreter of the songs of the great Judy Garland, performs this signature Garland song from her classic film Meet Me in St Louis. Backed by a full cast Sikes performs the much-loved song on location in...

David Byrne’s American Utopia will return to Broadway this fall at the St. James Theatre. The show had previously announced plans to return to Hudson Theatre, where it had played a run in fall 2019. Performances for the run at the St. James will begin Sept. 17.  Regional premiere of...

In celebration of the re-opening of all activities that New York City has missed during this long pandemic, Pat Labez, in collaboration with Robert R. Blume and Step Forward Entertainment, will be providing a Father’s Day afternoon of fun and inspiration with live entertainment during the...

Ruflections: a concert series shot entirely at Fire Island’s legendary show place, Reflections, to air on Stellar. After a massive success producing “A Love Letter to Liza” for Ms Minnelli’s 75th Birthday in March, Daniel Nardicio, Taylor Shubert and Sam Benedict are back...

The 5-star rated, The Ride, announces EYES ON NEW YORK, as it moves ahead in entertainment experiences for family fun, pushing theatrical boundaries and possibilities with technological advances. Eyes on New York is an interactive journey presented in theatrical dance, variety acts, acrobatic...

It was Magda Katz’ first time back to see a live show at Don’t Tell Mama where comic Dave Konig and pianist Elliot Finkel took the stage on June 13 and entertained a crowd that was hungry for live entertainment. Dave Konig . . . Elliot Finkel . . . Elliot Finkel warmed up the audience with...

by Melissa Griegel . . . Curtain Call The Center at West Park at the historic West Park Presbyterian Church on 165 West 86th Street was the scene for a multi-cultural and multi-lingual live theatrical event on Friday, June 11th, and Saturday, June 12. For VIP ticket holders, the evening began...

Looking for clever, star-packed wit? The Pack Podcast features star-studded casts performing short audio comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk-winner Eugene Pack in a modern anthology series. The unique podcast recently begun its second year and has built a dynamic company of performers...

The Book of Mormon” plans to return to Broadway this fall and with potential changes to the show. The musical will resume performances at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre on Nov. 5. Rewrites by Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez will address Black cast member concerns over depiction of the...

Off Broadway’s Gazillion Bubble Show returns to New World Stages on Oct. 9. It’s a one-of-a-kind 65 minute production that wowed and inspired audiences with mind blowing bubble magic. Back to bring you more fun, smiles and enchantment!  On sale via Telecharge New York Stage and...

By Myra Chanin . . . Stevie Holland, a gifted, elegant, acclaimed jazz singer, playwright, songwriter and lyricist has, for the last two decades, been happily married to Gary William Friedman, the gifted, generous, handsome and heterosexual theater, symphonic, film and television composer who...

See Terry Waldo with Waldo’s Gotham City Band for lunch jazz, blues and ragtime concerts at 12:30-2:30 pm at Herald Square Park Plaza (6/14 & 6/17); Greeley Square Park Plaza (6/15 & 6/18). www.terrywaldo.com On the bill at Feinstein’s/54 Below live is George Salazar & Joe Iconis:...

Actress Lisa Banes has died after being struck by a scooter on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. She was 65. Banes was hit by a scooter on June 6 around 7:30 p.m. at the intersection of Amsterdam Avenue and West 64th St. on the Upper West Side. She was crossing to visit her Alma Mater, the...

By Samuel L. Leiter Hamlet. London production. L to R: Percy Waram (Horatio), Basil Sydney (Hamlet) This series began in the spring of 2020, when the pandemic made it seem as if live theater, on, off, off-off, or even off-off-off might never come back, or, if it did, might not do so in the...

By Marcina Zaccaria . . . Is trying on a new dress like trying on a new identity?  In Metamorphosis, a dancer brilliantly moves fabric, wrapping herself like a goddess, like a silks-trained acrobat, and like a woman warrior. Refreshed and inspired by the work of Martha Graham, Maria Angelica...

By Sandi Durell . . . Robbie Rozelle will be returning to 54 Below June 24 and July 14, almost a year to the date of the release of his debut album (Songs From Inside My Locker), with a completely new show for Pride. You know him, his razor-sharp wit and after reading Theater Pizzazz’ Q &...

INTAR THEATER’s MicroTeatro Festival will be performed on the streets of Hell’s Kitchen starting on June 17, 2021. MicroTEATRO refers to a collection of small format plays surrounding the same themes (or not) presented at the same time for a rotating audience. In this version of MicroTEATRO,...

               Film Review by Carole Di Tosti . . . Noah Catala, Gregory Diaz IV, Corey Hawkins, Anthony Ramos In its long-awaited adaptation to film, the award-winning musical In The Heights that premiered on Broadway in 2008, arrived to celebratory fanfare as the opening night film at...

Applause Shop, the online marketplace that re-homes Broadway merchandise and memorabilia while raising money for arts and social justice non-profits, has announced #HEIGHTStravaganza!,a sale of rare and unique memorabilia from Broadway’s 2008 Tony Award winning Best Musical, IN THE...

One of London’s premiere cabaret night spots, The Pheasantry on Kings Road, London, is reopening its doors this summer to a diverse range of their local talents and upcoming ( read more about who/when HERE). But come September-October, their Fall Festival begins with a long list of New York...

The Best of Virtual By Marcina Zaccaria . . . Embracing the virtual format, chekhovOS/an experimental game/ offers live, interactive performance, reimagining The Cherry Orchard. Jessica Hecht, Anna Baryshnikov, Anna Bortnick, Darya Denisova, Jeffrey Hayenga, Melanie Moore, Nael...

Opening Night Dec. 2018 – Jeff Daniels & Ceilia Keenan-Bolger (Photo: Little Fang) Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, (Barry Diller, Producer), the most successful American play in Broadway history, is set to resume performances on Broadway on Tuesday, October 5, 2021, at the...

Miss J. Alexander Dance, Music, Fashion Runway and Stars of stage, screen, and fashion come together in Times Square to celebrate a Brand New Day on June 11, starting at 11 a.m. in Times Square (W. 43 St./7th Ave.) hosted by ‘Top Model’ Star, (Runway Expert) Miss J. Alexander, and NY1’s Frank...

Review By Marilyn Lester . . . One of the most delightful and enjoyable elements of Artemisia LeFay’s cabaret show Ghosts of Weimar Past, was the sheer excitement and enthusiasm the singer brought to the program. Le Fay is young––and very far distanced from 1920s Germany; so it was through...

Elusive playwright Sam Shepard is known for plays such as True West and Buried Child, as well as award-winning acting roles in films such as The Right Stuff.  The Black Box Performing Arts Center, located at 49 East Palisade Avenue, is excited to honor...

July 1, 2021, Birdland Jazz Club will open its doors to the public for the first time since March 2020. To mark the grand reopening, Birdland is bringing back 1949 prices as a thank you to returning patrons. Performances by Birdland favorites Arturo O’Farrill & The Afro Latin Jazz...

Cole Porter fans can celebrate his 135th birthday in style starting today with the world premiere on demand presentation of the Off-Broadway musical Love, Linda: The Life of Mrs. Cole Porter. With book by Stevie Holland with Gary William Friedman, music and lyrics by the legendary Cole...

Multi-faceted creator John Leguizamo will share a talk entitled, “Ghetto Nerd Power”on Mon. June 21 at 7 pm, live from The Cooper Union’s Great Hall streaming for free for one-night-only on Cooper’s YouTube channel. There are limited FREE, IN PERSON tickets available...

Join the birthday celebration disco style, and be part of Tony and Grammy Award-winner John Lloyd Young’s big day. He will return to The Space in Las Vegas on Friday, July 9 with his newest show, Solid Gold, Live From Las Vegas. This fun, wild and unforgettable evening will reunite Young and...

Bruce Springsteen will be back on Broadway this summer for a limited run of Springsteen on Broadway performances at Jujamcyn’s St. James Theatre (246 W 44th Street). Shows begin Saturday June 26, with additional performances taking place through September 4. ...

Tickets are now on sale for the 2021 Summer Concert Series, just a stone’s throw from Manhattan, at the John W. Engeman Theater at Northport. Featuring over 20 live events, including Rent star Adam Pascal, as well as comedy nights throughout July and August, consider this eclectic calendar of...

Summer movies are finally starting to heat up this week with the much-anticipated debut of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “In the Heights.” The sweaty, vibrant musical about a close-knit Washington Heights neighborhood during a citywide black out is undoubtedly meant for the big screen —...

Music producer Clive Davis has been enlisted by Mayor de Blasio to organize a mega concert tentatively set for Aug. 21 in Central Park, part of the ‘Homecoming Week’ in New York City. On Saturday June 5, New 42 presented honors to the New York City Department of Education, Office of Arts...

 Visit BroadwayWorld.com for a series of upcoming concerts on demand as follows:  Matthew Morrison & Seth Rudetsky on June 13 Jenn Colella & Seth Rudetsky on June 20 Leslie Uggams & Seth Rudetsky on June 27 Tickets: ...

Tonight, June 7, at 8pm, is the Roundabout Theatre Company’s 2021 Gala celebrating the return to live theater. It’s “Curtain Up, Light the Lights” starring  Tony Award winner Jane Krakowski and featuring Tituss Burgess with the New York Pops. The Gala will be live streamed online from Central...

New York Times  August 11,1929 by Alix Cohen . . . Far from a headline out of Jules Verne, the New York Times announcement above referred to an actual around the world flight of the world’s most successful commercial airship, built in Germany and named for Ferdinand Graf Von Zeppelin....

The Return of New York City Cabaret . . . By Ron Fassler . . . When Seth Sikes took the stage on June 3 at The Green Room 42, the first words he sang were “So long sad time, so long bad time,” the opening lines of the nearly one-hundred-year-old “Happy Days Are Here Again.” That the audience...

The Triad Theater presents Liberace and Miss Peggy Lee on Sat. June 19 at 9:30 pm – the dynamic duo have had their shots and are ready to perform LIVE in the spirit of PRIDE. PAM ANN is back on June 24, 25 and 26 boarding at 9 pm, with a 9:30 pm takeoff. A special performance by The Dozen...

Six time Tony Nominee Tovah Feldshuh (Broadway’s Golda’s Balcony) inhabits the warm, wise, witty persona of the iconic media personality/sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer, in Mark St. Germain’s Becoming Dr. Ruth. It will be streaming from June 9 thru July 4th, directed by...

Adrian Lester Joins Original Cast Members Simon Russell Beale and Adam Godley The National Theatre and Neal Street Productions announced that the highly-acclaimed, five-time Olivier Award nominated epic play, The Lehman Trilogy, is set to resume performances on Broadway on Saturday, September...

Review by Yani Perez . . . David Friedman’s new book, Help is On the Way builds on the song he wrote, “Help is On the Way” thirty years ago in response to the AIDS crisis. The song was originally sung by Nancy LaMott and went on to become the theme song for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS....

Meet Volpone (Andre de Shields) in Ben Jonson’s Volpone or The Fox, the rich old magnifico at Red Bull Theater online benefit reading on Mon. June 14 at 7:30 EDT livestream. His ingenious schemes and farcical scams dupe his wealthy friends into showering him with gold. Directed by Jesse...

Inducting Iconic Female Hitmakers On June 25, 2021, ten new female songwriters will be inducted into the Women’s Songwriter’s Hall of Fame at the Museum of the Women in the Arts in Washington, DC. acknowledging the female songwriter who has gone unrewarded by the music industry...

The pandemic was an eye-opener for this 3 year old prodigy Bridgette Xie, and her Mom who was trying to find things for her daughter to do during Covid. She gave her virtual piano lessons with a local teacher Felicia Feng Zhang in Connecticut where they reside and it became obvious that...

By Marcina Zaccaria . . . On May 10, Restart Stages began at Lincoln Center.  Entering and exiting the Plaza, I got the unwavering sense that we can finally tell everyone to show up again to witness great dance. On June 1, after about a half hour in the standby line, located near...

 PRIVATE REELS: FROM THE LCT ARCHIVES, streamed recordings of outstanding LCT productions in their entirety, will continue on Thursday, June 10 with the Lincoln Center Theater/LCT3 2019 world premiere production of MARYS SEACOLE by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Jackie Sibblies Drury...

Brooklyn is about to welcome a new theater company in Flatbush, The Call Theatre, born out of the pandemic with a mission to expose the disparities in the neighborhood. Its creative director and founder is Karen Cecilia. It is through art that ways of engaging the community can be found in...

New Yorkers can experience a new musical, Your Musical is CANCELLED, now at its NYC premiere as part of the NYC Independent Festival. The unique musical film offers a comedic snapshot of early lockdown through the lens of a small theatre company waiting to hear about the fate of...

(From the Live 2018 Production) By Carol Rocamora… So what have we learned? That’s the question I ask myself, after watching The Niceties, Eleanor Burgess’s riveting, lacerating 2016 drama about racism and elitism in America. Set in the spring of 2016, the play opens deep wounds between...

Pangea in the East Village has reopened its doors to cabaret featuring Michael McAssey on Monday evenings at 7 pm at the piano. Sue Matsuki and Gregory Toroian will offer up a bi-monthly Sunday Open Mic Jazz Brunch starting June 13, also featuring special guest artists from noon to 3 pm....

Now streaming online, Changemakers, is a collection of 20 original, two-minute plays and musicals inspired by community leaders, activists, and front-line workers who have fought for change over the course of the past year. This collaborative work was written by commissioned playwrights...

All cabaret club aficionados are thrilled beyond to hear more as the night spots start to reopen. One of the favorites is Broadway’s living room, Feinstein’s/54 Below where you can see legendary artists from all genres of entertainment. Here’s a sampling of what/who is coming up beginning...

by Sandi Durell . . . If you’re not familiar with the newest, funkiest nightclub in New York City, time to have a look at The Green Room 42 where many of Broadway and Cabaret’s top entertainers have been and are now scheduled to appear as Cabarets and Clubs begin to open. Pre Covid, the room...

When actress Glenn Close donated her collection of more than 800 costumes from stage and screen to Indiana University in 2017, Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture and Design staff and grad students got to work, carefully preparing each piece for display. The Art of the...

New York Theatre Workshop will present Born 1000 Times as part of their artistic instigator project with Andre Holland, Michelle Williams, Marin Ireland and more for Hilton Als presents Part 2: Selections from Tennessee Williams – Check www.NYTW.org for more information. Show of Titles,...

 The New York Pops, led by Music Director Steven Reineke, is presenting American Strings: From Folk to Film, a digital concert recorded at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music, now available free and on-demand through August 25 at newyorkpops.org. The New York Pops string section is...

One can always rely on spectacular, unconventional productions that cannot be mounted in traditional theaters to be available at the Park Avenue Armory as it announces the fourth commissioned work in its Social Distance Hall series: the world premiere of Enemy of the People, written by Henrik...

Axis Theatre Company returns to in-person events with the world premiere of Worlds Fair Inn, an absurdist comedy written and directed by Randy Sharp. Running June 2–19, Worlds Fair Inn takes inspiration from the failures and genius of three men: “father of...

Grammy Award-winning master trumpeter and composer Chris Botti has amassed a spectacular variety of honors, including multiple Gold and Platinum albums and will be featured at Summerstage in Central Park  (part of the Blue Note Jazz Festival) on June 20 – two shows 1:30 pm and 8 p.m....

The ninth annual “Night of A Thousand Judys” –the Pride concert to benefit The Ali Forney Center written and hosted by Justin Sayre – will be presented as a streaming online event on Thursday, June 24 at8:00 PM Eastern. Performers will include Alan Cumming (Cabaret, “The Good Wife”), Vivian...

Producers Brian Moreland, Ron Simons, Diana DiMenna, Samira Wiley, Sheryl Lee Ralph, The Shubert Organization, and The Nederlander Organization announced complete casting for Thoughts of a Colored Man, the new play by Keenan Scott II, directed...

Special live concert event Broadway’s Back for the City’s Best! on May 26 at 11:30 am will feature cast members from the Broadway productions of Moulin Rouge, Diana The Musical, Dear Evan Hansen, Wicked, The Lion King, The Phantom of the Opera, and Chicago which...

Hadestown, Broadway’s Tony Award®-winning Best New Musical and winner of the 2020 Grammy Award® for Best Musical Theater Album, will return to the Walter Kerr Theatre (219 West 48th Street) on Thursday, September 2 in what is sure to be a thrilling and emotional performance. The producers,...

Marvelous Marilyn Keeps Revealing More Secrets Readying for the Opera House in Hudson, NY. . . By Sandi Durell . . . This legend known as Marvelous Marilyn Maye, is not your typical performing artist. No, she’s a force to be reckoned with. Maybe it has to do with her outstanding, lengthy...

Theater for the New City’s production of “Occasionally Nothing,” is a modern absurdist play by Natalie Menna, directed by Ivette Dumeng. The piece was presented in Theater for the New City’s Dream Up! Festival in 2018. It won awards in Planet...

For the first time in 15 months, The Joyce Theater Foundation (Linda Shelton, Executive Director) will host live audiences inside its iconic Chelsea home later this spring, from June 16-20. The Joyce, one of the world’s premiere presenters of dance, enthusiastically announced today that after...

Ogunquit Playhouse May 2021 Ogunquit Playhouse builds a 25,000 sq. ft Outdoor Pavilion for 2021 Season. Named for benefactors Carol and Noel Leary, The Pavilion is a fully covered steel structure wired for lighting and sound, with a 96-foot-wide stage that will showcase Ogunquit Playhouse’s...

Award winning saxophonist Danny Bacher, joins Grammy Winning Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks with Art Topilow pianist on May 27 at 5:30 and 8:00 p.m. for an evening of Hot Jazz at BellWorks, 101 Crawford’s Way, Holmdel, NJ . Tickets: www.axelrodartscenter.com

Paul Vogel’s 2020 Play Series Partners with McCarter Theatre Center Elsa Davis’ BULRUSHER, a breakout play, will be aired June 3 at 8 pm in celebration of this collaboration and featured in the 2021-23 upcoming seasons. It will be followed by a Q & A with Paul Vogel and the...

“Filmed in an empty theatre, over seventeen days, during a global pandemic…”  by Carol Rocamora This brief message flashes by, momentarily, on PBS’s screen at the conclusion of Simon Godwin’s breathtaking Romeo & Juliet.  Yet that phrase’s simplicity and modesty only serve to...

Bryant Park announces Picnic Series summer lineup 2021… Live, Free Ticketed Music, Theater and Dance Events (livestream available courtesy of Bank of America). Here are some of the shows set for June/July: The NY Philharmonic 6/9-12; NYC Opera 6/18; Carmen 7/2;   Joe’s Pub, Mykal Kilgore...

Ed Dixon’s Georgie: My Adventures with George Rose (which he wrote and stars in) will be available for eight weeks May 24 thru July 18 streaming on demand via Theatermania.com as well as the York Theatre Co. and El Portal Theatre (L.A.) and Whats OnStage (UK). A chance encounter that...

Russell G. Jones (Ruined, “The Americans”) & Laila Robins (The Apple Family Plays, “Homeland”) have recently joined the cast of Grey Matters, Eden Marryshow’s powerful family drama that explores race, class and identity in 1970s and 1980s...

Thousands of avid theater aficiandos are eagerly awaiting the re-opening of The Drama Book Shop, backed by Hamilton team Lin-Manuel Miranda, Thomas Kail and Jeffrey Seller, as well as theater owner James L. Nederlander which is set to Open June 10 at a new location with a new look, at 266...

Dawn Derow will be appearing at Birdland on Sunday, May 23 at 5 pm with the songs of Eydie Gorme in her latest show Gypsy in My Soul. Musical Director: Ian Herman. Directed by Jeff Harnar. Tickets for live show HERE

Marking the lead-up to Thornton Wilder’s 125 Birthday, The Magis Theatre Company’s production of Wilder’s The Alcestiad- A play in three acts, which was postponed from last summer due to COVID, will now be presented this June 18-20, 2021, during the summer solstice. It will be performed...

On Sunday, May 30th at 2 PM, the Congress for Jewish Culture will host ITZIK AND THE GOLDEN PEACOCK, a 120th birthday celebration for Yiddish writer Itzik Manger. This very special virtual event, presented in conjunction with the California Institute for Yiddish Culture & Language, Ot...

In April 2022, Abingdon Theatre Company returns to us live and in person, bringing us their main stage production of ‘Queen’s Girl in the World’ by Caleen Sinette Jennings. This piece, which will make its New York Premiere at Theatre Row, looks at one young woman’s journey of self-discovery...

A virtual performance of Capricorn 29, a micro movie musical by Alex Hare and Julia Izumi and directed by Hare. Presented as part of Post Theatrical by The Tank in association with Sami Pyne, Capricorn 29 will premiere on May 20, 2021 and run through May 30, 2021. On the eve of her...

Transport Group, under the leadership of Artistic Director Jack Cummings III and Executive Director Denise Dickens, will celebrate twenty years of producing theater with a new video series, “While We’re Home: Extended Cut,” based on the company’s weekly essays written by Transport Group’s...

The 23rd annual Broadway Barks and 2nd Broadway Barks Across America is set to stream on Sunday, May 23rd at 7:00 pm EDT on Broadway.com and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS’ Facebook and YouTube pages.  The event, hosted by Bernadette Peters will feature adoptable animals presented by...

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley announced today a theater-lovers dream week of shows, as they will reunite the casts of “Godspell,” “Annie,” and “Pageant,” and host a very special Elphabas vs. Glindas “Wicked” game night!  All will benefit the...

Lainie Kazan – Renee Taylor Academy Award nominee and Emmy Award winner Renée Taylor (“The Nanny”) will be seen in the independent film TANGO SHALOM, directed by Gabriel Bologna, which will make its New York City debut as part of the Brklyn Film Festival. The film will be shown...

During a joint performance Saturday May 15 at the Center for the Performing Arts, Great American Songbook Foundation Founder Michael Feinstein surprised his longtime friend Melissa Manchester with an induction into the Songbook Hall of Fame. Manchester is perhaps best known for her Billboard...

By Ron Fassler . . . Hartley Parker, J.P. Ross . . . It was a pleasure to return to the theatre this week and see a play again after fourteen months. Like many, the great joy of discovering new writing, actors, directors and craftspeople behind the scenes ended abruptly when the pandemic...

Tony, Emmy, and Golden Globe nominated actor Alfred Molina is set to headline the next monthly digital presentation of We Have To Hurry, streaming live via Broadway on Demand for two performances only, Saturday, June 5th at 8pm and Sunday, June 6th at 3pm. The heartwarming new play, about a...

Seth Sikes, the performer whom NY Arts Review described as “one of the saviors of the Great American Songbook,” will return to the stage for the first time since 2019. Sikes will be making his debut at The Green Room 42 on Thursday, June 3rd in “Runnin’ Wild.”   The show will feature Sikes...

We’re thrilled to hear that after a 15-month shutdown due to Covid-19, proprietors Steve Baruch, Richard Frankel, and Tom Viertel have announced that “Broadway’s Supper Club” Feinstein’s/54 Below will reopen its iconic red door for live performance on June 17, 2021.  The opening weekend...

Reviewed by Yani Perez . . . Gary Perez, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Florencia Lozano, Jimmy Smits New Normal Rep digitally streams Two Sisters and a Piano written and directed by Pulitzer Prize Winning playwright, Nilo Cruz. The play features an all-star cast, with Emmy winner, Jimmy...

12 Fun Facts We Learned about The Producers on Stars in the House by Matt Smith . . . It was certainly “Springtime” for Mel Brooks and alumni of The Producers on April 19th when the 12-time Tony-winning smash hit celebrated its monumental 20-year anniversary. To mark the occasion, two days...

Scott Siegel’s renowned Broadway By The Year Series celebrated The Kander & Ebb Years virtually . . . by Linda Amiel Burns . . . For the past 20 years, Scott Siegel has created, written, and hosted the Series Broadway By The Year at The Town Hall that has continued...

The Assembly Theatre, a non-profit theater company based in Brooklyn, New York, is set to launch its ambitious First LAST Annual Telethon, hosted by The Assembly and friends, streaming live May 15, 2021, 8:00 PM-12:00 AM on YouTube, allowing audiences to support the non-profit theatre in an...