A West End performance of The Book of Mormon was canceled mid-show after a protester allegedly threw objects at the cast.

The ensemble at Congo Square Theatre Company is speaking out about what it says led to the collapse of the historic Chicago theatre organization.

Bilingual Broadway Collective (BBCo) announces its first educational production: The Addams Family, performed in English and Spanish.

Former Gettysburg Mayor Chad-Alan Carr, who also had ties to local theatre and school productions, has been charged in a child sex crime case.

A group of children leaving a Mexican dance studio in Chicago were met with slurs, liquid thrown at them, and threats about ICE.

More than half the cast of a “Jesus Christ Superstar” production walked out, leading to the show’s cancellation. The controversy is raising larger questions about safety, leadership, and trust in theatre.

I’m all for safety in school theatre. But at what point does “safety” become overreach? The situation unfolding in Virginia feels less like thoughtful protection and more like bureaucracy making student theatre harder to do.

A drama teacher has been sentenced in a sexual communication case involving a child. Now parents are asking the question that matters most: what safeguards failed, and what changes happen now to protect students?

A Rhode Island theatre has canceled its upcoming production of Lauren Gunderson’s The Revolutionists after her name appeared in the latest Epstein files. Gunderson says she never knew or met Epstein and that his email was included on a contact list she was given, without her awareness.

A Colorado high school pulled its sponsorship of a community theatre production of Shrek the Musical after Pride flags were used during “Freak Flag.”

Multiple cast members have resigned from Invictus Theatre Company’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof mid-rehearsal after allegations of sexual and power harassment and targeted bullying were raised against the director and artistic director, Charles Askenaizer.

Two Theatre teachers in Texas have been placed on administrative leave as questions continue and details remain limited.

A video from Mamma Mia! shows how quickly a night at the theatre can go sideways. Singing too loud isn’t okay. Losing your mind over it isn’t either.

A Las Vegas theater teacher is facing multiple sexual assault charges, with former students describing years of troubling behavior.

A jazz musician canceled a show on principle. The Kennedy Center responded with a lawsuit threat. That contrast tells you everything you need to know.

The theatre community is mourning the loss of Imani Dia Smith, a former Lion King child performer remembered for her talent, generosity, and spirit. She was 25.

An actor was fired from a production of A Christmas Carol after missing a rehearsal due to an injury. The injury was reportedly sustained during the production itself.

A former High School music teacher has been charged with sexual assault following allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a former student.

Authorities say a former school staff member secretly recorded minors in the theater dressing room.

I’m so thrilled about Helen Shaw becoming the NYT’s chief theatre critic. It’s the rare industry decision that actually feels right.