Broadway Baby

Broadway Baby has been around since 1996, but its transformation over the years has been remarkable. Initially, it served as a free platform for actors to showcase their CVs at a time when others were demanding high fees for simple, poorly designed single-page websites. The site functioned like a collaborative IMDB for theater, connecting shows with actors. However, it wasn't until 2004 that Publisher Pete Shaw introduced the concept of including reviews with show listings, which significantly boosted its popularity. That same year, the first Broadway Baby review was published during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

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4 star review by Richard Beck

5 days ago | broadwaybaby.com | Richard Beck

By Richard Beck | 3rd Jun 2025 | ★★★★ Fear of what the neighbours will say, fear of the priest’s penance and fear of God’s judgement hang over a fun-loving and somewhat rebellious young girl in The Red Shoes at Prague Fringe.
4 star review by Richard Beck

5 days ago | broadwaybaby.com | Richard Beck

By Richard Beck | 3rd Jun 2025 | ★★★★ It's 24 years since Gareth Armstrong opened the first Prague Fringe with his monodrama Shylock.
4 star review by Roger Kay

5 days ago | broadwaybaby.com | Roger Kay

By Roger Kay | 3rd Jun 2025 | ★★★★ Siobhán arrives, or, as she puts it, is “chucked off” the airport bus, in central Paris. She has booked a holiday apartment and can barely contain her excitement as she is shown around.
5 star review by Roger Kay

5 days ago | broadwaybaby.com | Roger Kay

By Roger Kay | 2nd Jun 2025 | ★★★★★ Some people simply don’t have a filter, managing to say the wrong thing at the wrong time. Our protagonist is one such person. Leyla Aycan's performance marks her as a star of the futureGobstopper unfolds the story of a young woman in a small Scottish town.
The World of Madness

5 days ago | broadwaybaby.com | Richard Beck

By Richard Beck | 2nd Jun 2025 | ★★★★ Acclaimed Indian actor Vkinn Vats brings his highly anticipated monodrama The World of Madness to premiere at Prague Fringe, and it certainly lives up to its title. But don’t be put off—this is not the madness of stupidity or tomfoolery, but rather the madness that can overtake the mind and afflict the body.
Pip Utton - King Lear

5 days ago | broadwaybaby.com | Richard Beck

By Richard Beck | 2nd Jun 2025 | ★★★★ Pip Utton is a self-styled "strolling player," a point he emphasizes by noting that he has performed in venues "ranging from London’s Royal Albert Hall to Prague’s A Studio Rubin; from Chicago’s Theatre Chopin to Mumbai’s Sophia Bhabha Auditorium; from Edinburgh’s Assembly Ballroom to Horningsham’s Village Hall." He has become an institution as a solo performer on the modern fringe festival circuit. It’s fitting, then, that this man, who espouses the...
Cafe de Profundis - A Surreal Portrait of a Circus Artist

5 days ago | broadwaybaby.com | Roger Kay

By Roger Kay | 2nd Jun 2025 | ★★★ Some performances—especially those featuring circus and juggling—can only truly work in a large space. However, Café de Profundis finds an unexpected intimacy, making the Beseda stage at Prague Fringe a fitting venue for this show.
Little Drops of Rain

1 week ago | broadwaybaby.com | Nicholas Abrams

By Nicholas Abrams | 31st May 2025 | ★★★ There’s a moment early in Little Drops of Rain – a Taiwanese import from Bon Appétit Theatre – when you realise you’re in for something delightfully different. No dialogue, no text, and barely a nod to traditional plot structure.
The Chai Queens - A Tale of Love & Longing

1 week ago | broadwaybaby.com | Richard Beck

By Richard Beck | 30th May 2025 | ★★★★ Tea is for every occasion, and in India it comes in an array of flavours with glorious perfumes that waft from the cup. It can both enhance and create a mood; it can wake you up in the morning and send you to sleep at night. Today, it celebrates the reunion of Babli (Taranjit Kaur) and Tejal (Archana Patel).
4 star review by Roger Kay

1 week ago | broadwaybaby.com | Roger Kay

By Roger Kay | 30th May 2025 | ★★★★ It doesn’t seem so long ago that, to go shopping, you’d head for your nearest town centre or mall. The internet drove a truck through that model, though, and click-purchasing has become the norm. So simple is it that consumers can sit at home and bring the world to their doorstep – over and over again.