Judy Kuhn, Bebe Neuwirth, Vanessa Williams, and Carolee Carmello to Star in Encores! Hey, Look Me Over!
Performances begin at New York City Center February 7, 2018.
Performances begin at New York City Center February 7, 2018.
The live ad will air on Fox during the three-hour broadcast of A Christmas Story Live! December 17.
The York Theatre Company will present Bar Mitzvah Boy, Subways Are for Sleeping, and Hallelujah, Baby!
The musical based on the Reese Witherspoon movie will begin performances at the New Jersey venue in January 2018.
The summer 2018 season of seven musicals will launch in June with Jerome Robbins’ Broadway.
Jeremy Herrin will direct the production at the Duke of York’s Theatre.
Performances will begin at the Phoenix Theatre in March 2018.
Peter Flynn directed a recent Theatreworks USA presentation with a cast including Andrea Burns.
Performances of Paul Slade Smith’s satire will begin in January 2018 at the New Jersey venue.
Hall’s Behind the Curtain is now available on iTunes.
Little Bunny Foo Foo will premiere in January 2018 at Kentucky’s Actors Theatre.
The musical, featuring songs made famous by Petula Clark and other 1960s hit-makers, made its world premiere last summer at Goodspeed.
Performances will begin at the Geffen Playhouse in May 2018.
Laura Osnes will also be featured in the New York Philharmonic’s tribute to the award-winning composer.
Luwoye will step into the role of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton at the Richard Rodgers Theatre in January 2018.
Performances will begin at San Francisco’s Magic Theatre in January 2018.
From Bette Midler to Christopher Fitzgerald and Imelda Staunton, Ashfield, who is currently making his Broadway debut, recalls his most memorable theatre outings.
The 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards will air in January 2018.
Bernadette Peters will also return for an episode.
The Tony winners will discuss Lloyd Webber’s forthcoming autobiography, Unmasked.
The legendary composer will be honored in March 2018.
Galvin and original Evan Hansen Ben Platt share at least one musical influence.
The production recently made its world premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre.
Three performances of the Leonard Bernstein classic will be presented at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in February 2018.
The three-time Tony recipient will succeed Bette Midler in the title role of Hello, Dolly! in January 2018.