Theater enthusiasts can now stream 'Romeo and Juliet' starring Jessie Buckley.

Jessie Buckley, an Oscar-winning actress, shines alongside Josh O'Connor in a National Theater staging of Shakespeare's timeless classic. Meanwhile, Matthew López's critically acclaimed "The Inheritance" is also gaining attention.

To commemorate Pride, consider visiting Audible's impressive collection of L.G.B.T.Q. content. Among its new releases is "The Pansy Craze," a six-part series by Hunter Bird and Mason Alexander Park. This project originated from live performances at the Minetta Lane Theater in 2022, where Park took center stage as lead in "Oh, Mary!" in London. The series delves into lesser-known queer narratives spanning the Victorian era to more contemporary times. One episode shines a light on Jim Bailey's 1970s exploits as a "gender illusionist," featuring guest Jesse Tyler Ferguson. Another installment explores glam rock with Evan Rachel Wood as a special guest.

Audible's collection boasts two sprawling dramas that explore LGBTQ+ experiences. A revival of Tony Kushner's "Angels in America" can be found, featuring the cast from a 2018 National Theater production on Broadway, which included notable performances by Andrew Garfield and Nathan Lane alongside Lee Pace. Matthew López's "The Inheritance", set on Broadway in 2019, delves into the lives of gay men across generations, sparking connections with Kushner's work and E.M. Forster's classic novel "Howards End".

You can access 'La Cage Aux Folles' through Apple Music or Spotify.

The Encores! series is gearing up for its production of La Cage Aux Folles, scheduled to run from June 17-28. To get in the mood, listeners can revisit the original Broadway cast recording from 1983, featuring George Hearn as the charismatic Albin and Gene Barry as his long-suffering partner Georges. Alternatively, a more contemporary take on the musical is available through the 2010 revival starring Douglas Hodge and Kelsey Grammer.

Shakespeare in the Park's production of Romeo and Juliet may be out of reach for some, but there are numerous adaptations available on various platforms to fill the void. Franco Zeffirelli's 1968 film stands as a testament to the enduring power of Shakespeare's classic tale, its visuals still breathtakingly lush despite the passage of time. The National Theater has also offered a unique take on the play, blending stage and screen elements in a production starring Josh O'Connor and Jessie Buckley. Shot during the pandemic, this streamlined version moves with a sense of urgency that heightens the tragic impact of the young lovers' fate, underscoring the inexorable rush towards disaster.

The Transport Group company is marking a milestone with a one-night-only tribute to Liza Minnelli, titled "Liza! at 80," at Carnegie Hall on June 25. This occasion prompts a revisit of some of Minnelli's most iconic performances in filmed concerts. Three classic shows are currently available for free on Tubi: the energetic "Liza With a 'Z'" from 1972, directed and choreographed by Bob Fosse; "An Evening With Liza Minnelli," recorded live in New Orleans in 1980; and "Liza in London," which was filmed at the Palladium for HBO in 1986.

Catch Wuthering Heights on AllArts.

As Emma Rice's theatrical adaptation of Emily Brontë's novel hits streaming platforms, a contrasting take on the classic tale is now available. Filmed in 2021 at the Bristol Old Vic in Britain, this imaginative staging showcases Rice's unique storytelling style. Laura Collins-Hughes praised the production in her review for The, noting its ability to envelop the audience in its whimsy and pathos, creating a truly immersive experience.

Watch "Barefoot in the Park" online.

Richard Thomas, a 2023 Tony Award nominee for "The Balusters," has built a long-standing reputation in theater. Thanks to YouTube, his past performances are now accessible to a wider audience. One notable production was the 1982 HBO broadcast of Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park." The show featured Thomas and Bess Armstrong as Paul and Corie Bratter, newlyweds navigating their life together after moving into a rundown Manhattan walk-up apartment. As a young lawyer, Paul struggles to adapt to his new role, while Corie, with her free-spirited nature, brings a touch of whimsy to their relationship. The chemistry between Thomas and Armstrong is undeniable, even in less-than-ideal viewing conditions. Barbara Barrie's portrayal of Corie's mother adds an air of sophistication, expertly balancing humor and poise.