Theater

Just in time for the Halloween season, a work titled “It’s Alive!,” inspired by Mary Shelley’s masterpiece “Frankenstein,” has arrived at a real mausoleum in Altadena, California. This immersive play, co-written by Devon Armstrong and John Armstrong, does a nice job using the world of “Frankenstein” to set the mood for this immersive experience. While names and settings may seem familiar, this is an experience unlike one you’ve had before.

Walt Disney World has announced that more entertainment offerings are returning this fall, including modified character meet-and-greets!

This week in DePaoli on DeParks: Jeff takes a look at the many theme park musicals over the years based on non-musical films.

Next year, ‘Finding Nemo – The Musical” will return to the park in a reimagined form, based on the same characters and story.

After the historic intermission caused by the pandemic, the first permanent museum dedicated to Broadway will open in the heart of Times Square in the summer of 2022.

Cirque du Soleil fans will soon have a chance to see the new show “Drawn to Life” when it takes to the stage at Disney Springs this fall.

In this editorial, guest contributor AJ Danna shares the lessons learned from working drive-thru themed experiences during the pandemic.

In honor of the 40th anniversary of the very first show for Disney on Ice, join us as we take a look back at how it all got started.

“Live at The New Am: A Benefit Concert for The Actors Fund” presented by Disney on Broadway will celebrate the reopening of Broadway’s New Amsterdam Theatre and honor The Actors Fund for providing support to members of the entertainment industry throughout the pandemic.

Disneyland Paris’ first new show of the year — “Disney Junior Dream Factory” — has made its debut at Walt Disney Studios Park!