Nick Adams, Lauren Elder, and More Cast in Reading of New Musical Mary & Max
Stafford Arima will direct the industry presentation.
Stafford Arima will direct the industry presentation.
The Eve Ensler play will be presented at the DR2 Theatre.
Daniel Goldstein will direct.
A new block of tickets will also go on sale for the Disney Theatrical production, which will play the St. James Theatre.
The Tony-winning actor is working on a CD of original tunes.
Adam Driver will offer opening remarks, and playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis will also be part of the evening.
Performances begin at the Piccadilly Theatre in March 2018.
Kids under the age of 18 can attend a Broadway show free of charge when accompanied by a full-paying adult.
The first chapter of the new series will conclude with its ninth episode November 12.
The award-winning actor will helm industry readings of the new play Thoughts of a Colored Man on a Day When the Sun Set Too Early.
The TV network will also present The Thanksgiving Day Parade on CBS and a salute to the Grammy Awards.
Watch the clip from the syndicated game show.
The Tony-winning actor will perform in concert November 12 in St. Louis.
Joe Minutillo directs the limited engagement.
The Tony nominee will co-star with fellow stage alum Tony Danza.
The cast of the musical inspired by NPR’s Serial will also include Greg Hildreth and Nehal Joshi.
The drama about the publication of the Pentagon Papers also features stage alums Carrie Coon, Tracy Letts, and Jessie Mueller.
Diane Rodriguez will direct the limited Los Angeles engagement.
Bruce Kimmel will direct the limited engagement, which will feature choreography by Kay Cole.
Performances of the Shakespearean classic will begin in January 2018.
Matthew Gardiner directs the Gershwin musical at the Virginia company.
Joseph J. Simeone’s new musical will be presented at the Signature Theatre.
Fisher performed two dances on the ABC reality program: one with dancing partner Lindsay Arnold and the second with Arnold and Bleu.
William Zeffiro’s musical will be presented November 9–10 in Manhattan.
The summer 2018 season of seven musicals will launch in June with Jerome Robbins’ Broadway.