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Fans of Stranger Things are calling for Netflix to stream the prequel play 'The First Shadow,' which explores the backstory of Vecna/Henry Creel and connects to the series finale, as many feel it would clarify plot points and enhance understanding of the show's lore.
Fans of Stranger Things are eager for Netflix to stream the stage play 'The First Shadow,' which explores the backstory of Vecna/Henry Creel and is referenced in the series finale. The play is currently running in London and New York City, and a behind-the-scenes documentary is available on Netflix. Fans believe making the play accessible online would help clarify plot points and satisfy curiosity about the show's lore.
The article discusses Samuel D. Hunter's Broadway debut play 'Little Bear Ridge Road,' featuring a stark, imaginative staging that evokes a lunar landscape, with Laurie Metcalf playing a prominent role as the abrasive aunt.
Daniel Radcliffe is returning to Broadway in the solo play 'Every Brilliant Thing,' opening in March 2026 at the Hudson Theatre, where he will perform a heartfelt show about hope and life's joys, directed by Jeremy Herrin and Duncan Macmillan.
Broadway's new play 'Liberation' about the women's movement is a must-see, praised for its timely and impactful portrayal that resonates with resistance-frazzled audiences.
The 'Paranormal Activity' horror franchise is expanding into theater with a new play, marking a shift from its previous direct-to-streaming film, 'Next of Kin,' and revitalizing its presence in pop culture.
The Broadway play 'Punch' explores the transformative power of restorative justice and empathy through the true story of a man who killed a young paramedic in England, highlighting how dialogue and understanding can lead to healing and forgiveness even in the aftermath of unforgivable acts.
Carrie Coon will star in Tracy Letts' play 'Bug' on Broadway, marking her return to the stage since 2012. The psychological thriller, about a tense romance that turns dangerous, is set to open in January 2026 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, produced by Manhattan Theatre Club and Steppenwolf Theatre Company.
An exciting play occurred in the Cardinals-Marlins game, featuring Yohel Pozo making a remarkable catch, which was highlighted in a recent MLB game update.
Garrett Crochet pitched his first complete game shutout for the Red Sox, allowing only three hits and striking out nine, with a key defensive play by Abraham Toro throwing out a runner at home plate that helped secure the 1-0 victory over the Rays at Fenway Park.
Scott Rudin is returning to Broadway with a new play, 'Little Bear Ridge Road,' produced in collaboration with Barry Diller, starring Laurie Metcalf, after a period of stepping back due to past allegations of abusive behavior. The play is set for an October 7 opening at the Booth Theatre and marks Rudin's formal return to the industry.
The Tony Awards celebrated a remarkable Broadway season with numerous awards across categories for plays and musicals, highlighting outstanding performances, design, and direction, with 'Sunset Blvd.' and 'Death Becomes Her' among the winners.
The 2025 Tony Awards announced winners across various categories, with notable wins for 'Maybe Happy Ending' in Best Direction of a Musical, Best Book of a Musical, and Best Original Score, and 'Stranger Things: The First Shadow' winning Scenic Design of a Play. Other winners include 'The Hills of California' for Best Direction of a Play and 'Floyd Collins' for Orchestrations.
The 2025 Tony Awards announced winners across various categories, with Sunset Boulevard winning Best Revival of a Musical, and Sarah Snook and LaTanya Richardson Jackson earning top acting honors in plays. Other notable winners include Michael Arden for Best Direction of a Musical, and Maybe Happy Ending for Best Musical. The event celebrated excellence in theater with awards for acting, directing, design, and musical composition.
Cole Escola made history as the first nonbinary performer to win a Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play for their role in 'Oh, Mary!', a comedic portrayal of Mary Todd Lincoln, highlighting increasing recognition of nonbinary actors in major awards.