Jay Armstrong Johnson Joins Cast of Broadway's The Phantom of the Opera April 30
Broadway’s longest-running musical celebrated its 30th anniversary at the Majestic Theatre earlier this year.
Broadway’s longest-running musical celebrated its 30th anniversary at the Majestic Theatre earlier this year.
The actor’s concert was filmed for PBS in Manhattan in December.
Sam Buntrock directs a cast that also features Charl Brown, Carson Elrod, and Lulu Fall.
The production continues through May 12 in Darien, Connecticut.
The Sleepwalk With Me star will play the Cherry Lane Theatre this summer.
Shoshana Bean will perform “This Is Me” at the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles celebration.
The two will be among those helping to raise funds for fellow Wicked alum Bortz, who was left paralyzed from a car accident in February.
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts production, directed by Sam Buntrock, runs through May 27.
Jo Bonney, André De Shields, David Rabe, and Mary Testa will receive Legend of Off-Broadway Awards.
The film will arrive in movie theatres October 5.
The Book of Mormon and Hamilton star will be part of a cast that also includes Georgia Flood and Lucas Neff.
The family favorite will begin performances August 4 at the outdoor St. Louis venue.
Scandalios is the executive vice president of the Nederlander Organization.
The summer season will also include new plays by Liza Birkenmeier, Jaclyn Backhaus, and more.
The summer season will also include new plays by Liza Birkenmeier, Jaclyn Backhaus, and more.
The John Kander and Fred Ebb musical will play the Southwark Playhouse beginning May 25.
The actor’s solo concert debuts April 27.
Lyricist-librettist Russell collaborated with composer Janet Hood on the musical, which begins performances April 24.
Boggess had been announced to play the role of Maria in the concert, which is part of the annual Proms series at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
Performances will begin at the Arlington, Virginia, venue May 22.
The song was penned by Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio.
The cast is led by Glenda Jackson, Laurie Metcalf, and Alison Pill.
The short-form Amazon series follows a gay couple in their ’50s.
Simon-Anthony Rhoden will continue in the role of Lola.
The Tony-winning revival at the Ambassador Theatre also welcomes the return of two-time Tony nominee Charlotte d'Amboise.