Goodspeed's Oliver! Begins June 29
Rob Ruggiero directs the production at the Connecticut venue.
Rob Ruggiero directs the production at the Connecticut venue.
Marc Bruni directs the summer production at the outdoor venue.
Barrington has also announced casting for the world premieres of The Chinese Lady and Well Intentioned White People.
The duo will also release a new CD celebrating the songs of Sting.
The free event will also feature a performance of “Put on Your Sunday Clothes” from the cast of Hello, Dolly!
The award-winning actor just finished her critically acclaimed run in the Broadway bow of Three Tall Women.
The hit musical will open at London's Phoenix Theatre in February 2019.
Tony winner Diane Paulus will direct Emily Mann’s new play.
The Tony-winning musical continues at the Music Box Theatre.
Artists include Chita Rivera, Derek Klena, Christy Altomare, Bebe Neuwirth, Orfeh, Anthony Rapp, and Brian Stokes Mitchell.
Based on the new Disney Channel movie, licensing for the musical will be available beginning August 10, the day the TV film premieres.
Jeff Calhoun will direct Manhattan Concert Productions presentation in February 2019.
The six-time Tony nominee will perform excerpts from the new musical The Queen of Mean.
Marc Bruni directs the summer production at the outdoor venue.
The developmental production of Federico García Lorca's tragedy features a translation by Langston Hughes.
The companies of all three Broadway productions will donate their time to benefit the nonprofit organization.
The free concert series is presented Tuesday nights in the heart of the theatre district.
The revival of the John Kander and Fred Ebb musical plays the Phoenix Theatre in the West End.
Debra Monk, Cass Morgan, Jim Wann, John Foley, and John Schimmel will take part in the performances at Feinstein's/54 Below.
The performances are part of the Broadway Buskers concert series, hosted by Ben Cameron.
Gibson will step into the role of Simba at the Minskoff Theatre.
The musical adaptation of the 1982 film will feature a score by Tony-winning The Band’s Visit composer David Yazbek.
The fundraiser will benefit organizations working to protect the rights of families at our southern border.
The 1974 musical concludes June 25 at the outdoor venue.
Jack Cummings III directs the evening, hosted by original stars Jill O’Hara and Margo Sappington.