The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical Begins Broadway Previews September 20
The production, recently seen in a national tour, plays a 16-week engagement at the Longacre Theatre.
The production, recently seen in a national tour, plays a 16-week engagement at the Longacre Theatre.
The play is adapted from the unfinished Jane Austen novel.
Performances continue in Utah through October 5.
The North American tour resumes September 20 in Utica, New York.
David Seidler's drama plays Chicago Shakespeare Theater before heading to other theatres around the country.
Ana Villafañe hosts the El Conjunto series at the W Living Room Times Square.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning Jonathan Larson musical continues through October 6 in Long Island City.
The production, featuring American Idol winner Nick Fradiani, kicks off in October.
Previews begin September 20 at the Longacre Theatre.
The Monday night reading is part of The Circle Series, providing a creative outlet for Circle in the Square Theatre School students and alumni.
Performances will begin in November.
The benefit supporting A is For will be held September 24 at Rattlestick.
The Tony and Emmy winner will play a limited engagement at the Nederlander Theatre to celebrate her new solo album.
Evan Yionoulis will direct the reading for Project Shaw.
The October 21 performance will benefit the Covenant House Foundation.
The hit production continues at London's Apollo Theatre.
Performances will begin in October at the King's Head Theatre.
The free concert will spotlight the songs of Sean McCabe and Jinhee Kim.
Stephen Christopher Anthony, a former Evan alternate, dons the cast full-time.
Performances will begin October 4.
The adaptation of Patrick Rothfuss' fantasy series has been released back to Lionsgate.
Performances will begin in March 2020.
The newly restored and renamed Sondheim Theatre will reopen December 18 for the new production of the international hit musical.
The American Theatre Wing Gala features the work of Jonathan Larson Grant recipients.
Dyllá½¹n Burnside, Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer, Ana Isabelle, and Isabelle McCalla are among the performers for the first concert.