Below are just some of the digital offerings this week. For more, check out , presented in partnership with Broadway Podcast Network.
Monday, February 22
Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning playwright Lynn Nottage (Sweat, Ruined) joins host Eric Ostrow along with co-hosts Joy DeMichelle, John-Andrew Morrison, and Daphne Rubin-Vega in about craft and career.
7 PM: Rodney Hicks' Ms. Pearl's Cabaret
CreateTheater’s Monday Night Reading Series continues with written by Broadway veteran Rodney Hicks (Come From Away, The Scottsboro Boys) based on his own coming of age told through the eyes of a Black Drag Kween named Ms. Pearl. It features Jennifer Fouche, T. Oliver Reid, and J. Cameron Barnett as Ms. Pearl, under the direction of DeMone Seraphin.
7:30 PM: The Belle's Stratagem Starring Lilli Cooper and Santino Fontana
The Tootsie stars reunite for Red Bull Theater's of the 1780 comedy of manners by Hanna Cowley, under the direction of Gaye Taylor Upchurch.
Wednesday, February 24
The central project of MasterVoices� 2020�2021 season is a virtual rollout of Adam Guettel’s theatrical song cycle Myths and Hymns in an conceived by . Work, the second of four chapters, premieres featuring Shoshana Bean, Daniel Breaker, and John Lithgow.
8 PM: °ëµºÌåÓý Social Selects' Broadway Bar Crawl
Join host Tim Dolan for this of the quirky, fascinating histories of some of Broadway’s most famous eateries, from gentleman-only theatre restaurants of the 1880s to the Lobster Palaces of the early 1900s to our beloved locations of today.
8 PM: Hadestown Cast Reunion
Hang out with the cast of the Tony-winning musical for an evening of unscripted stories and gossip in this featuring writer Anaïs Mitchell, director Rachel Chavkin, and cast members Reeve Carney, Eva Noblezada, Amber Gray, and Patrick Page.
Thursday, February 25
The one-act digital reading series continues with Susan Soon He Stanton's play, set in a mysterious house with a mind of its own, starring Juan Castano, Emily Davis, Susannah Flood, Babak Tafti, and Danny Wolohan.
7 PM: °ëµºÌåÓý Social Selects' The Business of Broadway: Producing 101
Business of Broadway founders, producers Erica Rotstein, Heather Shields, Rachel Sussman, and Dana M. Lerner, lead examining how a show is produced and the underlying business model that fuels that process.
7 PM: Broadway Smashes COVID
Renée Fleming, Heather Headley, Laura Benanti, Orfeh, Alisan Porter, Cheyenne Jackson, John Lloyd Young, Adam Pascal, and Barrett Foa perform in supporting Health Care Without Walls, providing medical care to homeless women and children in Greater Boston.
Friday, February 26
This from Broadway for Racial Justice is presented every Friday throughout February. Revival Set 3 features performances from Deon'te Goodman, Arnold Harper, and Mariah Lyttle.
7 PM: Play-PerView's The Typists
Stage and screen actors Annette O'Toole (A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur) and Michael McKean (The Little Foxes) will star in of the 1963 Murray Schisgal one-act. A talk-back with the cast and director Austin Pendleton follows. Proceeds from the reading benefit Williamstown Theatre Festival.
8 PM: Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory Starring André De Shields
The Hadestown Tony winner stars in his exploring the life and achievements of the great emancipator Frederick Douglass as part of Flushing Town Hall's Black History Trilogy series.
More Streaming Options
- A adaptation of Larry Powell’s The Gaze � No Homo, a satiric dramedy about the decolonization of the Black imagination is presented by Center Theatre Group’s Digital Stage, available February 25-March 25.
- The Sorcerer's Apprentice, a new family-friendly British musical from Richard Hough and Ben Morales Frost about a sorcerer and his rebellious daughter discovering her powers, will stream at specific times February 26-March 14 on .
- A of Gatsby A Musical, adapted and directed by Linnie Reedman with a score by Joe Evans, will be filmed at London's Cadogan Hall and be made available for streaming February 26�28. The concert stars Jodie Steele, Liam Doyle, Ross William Wild, and Joe Frost.
- The Black Theatre Caucus and “The Receipts with Davon Williams� host a four-day series of virtual town halls entitled “Black History Now� exclusively through the . Evening topics include , , , and .
