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He made his Broadway debut in the 1964 revival of West Side Story and went on to work with such stars as Barbra Streisand, John Travolta, Debbie Allen, and more.
The 2019 season also includes Christine Ebersole, Oscar Isaac, Jenifer Lewis, and Martha Plimpton.
Michael Mayer will direct the gala evening at the Edison Ballroom.
The Hamilton Tony Award winner will offer an evening of musical theatre favorites and jazz standards.
The Miss Saigon and Once On This Island star’s upcoming U.K. concerts have been postponed.
The year-long musical project concludes with the video for “Desidero.”
The awards were announced at the closing night of Irish Theatre Festival, which celebrates its 11th anniversary this year.
The agency represents figures across theatre, film, television, literature, and more.
The annual Manhattan Association of Cabaret Awards will take place March 26 at Sony Hall.
The 92Y’s Lyrics & Lyricists concert, Yes I Can: The Sammy Davis Jr. Songbook, will also feature Betsy Wolfe, Max Kumangai, and Matthew Saldivar.
The Death of a Salesman and Glass Menagerie star joins host Leah Walsh for episode 129 of the industry podcast.
Hill reveals the history behind the play with music that begins February 5 at the Geffen in Los Angeles.
The veterans of Zorba and Cabaret will join forces for the February concerts at Feinstein’s/54 Below.
Newcomers and original Broadway cast members will take part in the March 3 concerts.
Padma Lakshmi serves as master of ceremonies for the biennial concert honoring late saxophonist Michael Brecker, in support of cancer research at Columbia University.
The former casting director on the original runs of Les Misérables, Cats, and The Phantom of the Opera was 62.
The Actors Fund presents the live performance of the play by Gregg Oppenheimer March 2 in Beverly Hills.
The six-time Tony nominee returns in February with highlights from the new musical The Queen of Mean.
The Tony-nominated Kander and Ebb musical will be staged by its original director-choreographer.
Celine Song’s play concerns three elderly female divers who spend their days harvesting seafood on the Korean island of Man-Jae.
The Casting Society of America has announced the creation of the new award.
The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical ended its run January 20 after playing more than 1,300 performances at the Winter Garden Theatre.
She introduced the classic “Lazy Afternoon” in her 1954 Broadway debut in The Golden Apple.
Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty’s new musical about the 14-year-old dancer who inspired Degas will open April 5 in Seattle.
The 1988 film starring Julie Roberts is being adapted for the stage by the Grammy and Oscar-winning songwriter.
