Below are just some of the digital offerings this weekend. For more, check out Playbill’s Streaming Calendar, presented in partnership with Broadway Podcast Network.

7 PM ET: BJRF Revival
This weekly concert series from Broadway for Racial Justice is presented every Friday throughout February. Revival Set 2 features performances from Ines Nessara, Nasia Thomas, and L Morgan Lee.

8 PM: Broadway Murder Mysteries
Join host Brandon Hicks, with a special virtual appearance from Broadway’s Betsy Struxness (Hamilton, Matilda), on a virtual night of murder mystery fun where you can be a character in the murder mystery and act on stage, or be a detective and remain off screen while watching the comedy at play.

9 PM: John Lloyd Young’s Vegas Valentine
Tony and Grammy winner John Lloyd Young returns to The Space in Las Vegas for an intimate evening of romantic classics and beloved Jersey Boys favorites.

7 PM: It's Love That Keeps Us Together With Stephanie Blythe
The streaming concert from the renowned opera singer will feature favorite love songs from the American Songbook, with a very special appearance by her hopelessly romantic drag alter ego, dramatic tenor Blythely Oratonio.

7 PM: Play-PerView's Revenge Porn
Ken Leung (ABC's Lost) stars in a reading of Carla Ching's Atlantic Theater-commissioned play, along with Tina Huang, Amy Hill, Kahyun Kim, Christopher Larkin, and Roland Ruiz under the direction of Bernardo Cubría. The reading will benefit Ma-Yi Theater Company.

8 PM: Fly on the Wall Series with Douglas Lyons
This new series takes an inside look at the development from page to stage of Douglas Lyons' new play Invisible. "Meet the Playwright" in this first episode, hosted by Queens Theatre.

8 PM: Smithtown
Michael Urie, Ann Harada, Colby Lewis, and Constance Shulman star in the new comedy by Drew Larimore for The Studios of Key West. After the premiere, the production will be available on demand through Saturday, February 27.

7:30 PM: A Kern Valentine, Starring Andrea Marcovicci
The stage and screen veteran (and frequent Algonquin Hotel Oak Room performer) will offer a free Valentine's Day concert celebrating the work of composer Jerome Kern with proceeds benefiting The Actors Fund.

8 PM: Josh Groban's Valentine's Day Concert
The Grammy winning recording artist (who was Tony-nominated for his Broadway debut in Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812) continues his virtual concert series with this Valentine's Day offering.

• A filmed production of Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet, co-starring Dear Evan Hansen Olivier winner Sam Tutty and Emily Redpath with two-time Olivier winner Derek Jacobi as the Narrator, will stream from February 13–27 (check for specific stream times).
• Theater Mu presents Today Is My Birthday, a comedy about loneliness in the age of connection, written by Susan Soon He Stanton and directed by Lily Tung Crystal. Told through a playful combination of phone calls, voicemails, and live radio spots, Stanton’s quirky show illustrates life with a thousand friends on Facebook, but no one to talk to on a Saturday night. Live performances stream through February 14, with on demand options available February 15–21.
• Tel-Aviv playwright Nimrod Danishman's two-hander Borders chronicles the virtual relationship of two men (played by Eli M. Schoenfeld and Adrian Rafit) who wish to meet, but are prevented from doing so—one is in Israel, and the other in Lebanon. The production will live stream on CyberTank through February 27, then will be available on demand.