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With in-person theatre out of commission for the foreseeable future, many performers are sharing their talents online. Below are performances you can watch today, Tuesday, April 7, from the comfort of your couch for free.

With in-person theatre out of commission for the foreseeable future, many performers are sharing their talents online. Below are performances you can watch today, Monday, April 6, from the comfort of your couch for free (or at very low cost). Bonus: Many are comedies! We could all use some laughs right now.

Catch James Corden in National Theatre’s production of One Man, Two Guvnors , which was recorded for its NT Live series. It’s available for free on the theatre’s YouTube page through Wednesday, April 8.

With in-person theatre out of commission for the foreseeable future, many performers are sharing their talents online. Below are performances you can watch today, Friday, April 3, from the comfort of your couch for free (or at very low cost).

With in-person theatre out of commission for the foreseeable future, many performers are sharing their talents online. Below are performances featuring stage stars that you can watch today, Thursday, April 2, from the comfort of your couch for free.

At noon EST, Tony-nominated playwright Neil LaBute’s Ten X Ten series of filmed monologues continues with new pieces performed by To Kill a Mockingbird ‘s Frederick Weller and Maggie Grace from Fear the Walking Dead . Watch them at St. Louis Actors’ Studio’s website website by using the password stlas-30s.

With in-person theatre out of commission for the foreseeable future, many performers are sharing their talents online. Below are performances featuring stage stars that you can watch today, Tuesday, March 31, from the comfort of your couch for free.

With in-person theatre out of commission for the foreseeable future, many performers are sharing their talents online. Below are performances featuring stage stars—including Alvin Ailey dancers and a two-time Tony winner—that you can watch today, Monday, March 30, from the comfort of your couch for free.

In this strange new world of social distancing, social media has become a lifeline for all of us as we connect with our friends, family and the famous people we love on Twitter and Instagram. Traditionally, Broadway stars have used these platforms to promote their projects. But ever since the shutdown, many have been spreading joy through their feeds by showcasing their talents—or calling on their