Broadway's The Phantom of the Opera Celebrates 30th Anniversary January 24
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s international hit, the longest-running production in Broadway history, celebrates its latest milestone two days early.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s international hit, the longest-running production in Broadway history, celebrates its latest milestone two days early.
Playwright Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj will direct the industry presentation.
Musicals Tonight! will present a limited engagement of the Rodgers and Hart comedy at Theatre Row.
Gordon Greenberg will direct the musical based on the film of the same name.
Jeff Calhoun will direct the presentation of the musical penned by Elyssa Samsel, Kate Anderson, and Timothy Allen McDonald.
Performances begin at the Bridewell March 6.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand will speak at the gala event in Manhattan.
Mart Crowley’s groundbreaking play will make its Broadway debut in April at the Booth Theatre.
The long-running production continues at the Ambassador Theatre.
Three-time Tony recipient Peters recently succeeded Tony winner Bette Midler in the acclaimed revival at the Shubert Theatre.
Alan will return to London’s Live at Zedel for a seven-day residency January 28.
The musical is billed as having love, romance, and hand puppets.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s international hit musical is the longest-running production in Broadway history.
Richard Fitch will direct the limited engagement at the Arts Theatre.
David Staller directs the Project Shaw evening at Symphony Space.
Performances begin in Somerville, New Jersey.
The York Theatre Company will present the Tony-winning musical Off-Broadway for 11 performances only.
The benefit for Off-Broadway's Transport Group will be held in March at The Current.
The 2018 ceremony also honored Oscar winner Barry Levinson, CAA rep Kevin Huvane, and casting director Victoria Thomas.
The Tony Award-winning 2015 Broadway revival will arrive at the Palladium Theatre in June.
The incandescent Peters tells Playbill about creating her own version of the deliciously meddlesome matchmaker in the Tony-winning revival.
The incandescent Peters tells Playbill about creating her own version of the deliciously meddlesome matchmaker in the Tony-winning revival.
The two concerts are part of the Broadway @ The Wallis series.
The students will take part in Inside Broadway's Creating the Magic program.
Sam Mendes will direct the production at London's National Theatre.