The Color Purple Alum Joaquina Kalukango Among Cast of MCC's PlayLabs Reading Series
Kalukango will appear in the reading of Jocelyn Bioh’s Happiness and Joe.
Kalukango will appear in the reading of Jocelyn Bioh’s Happiness and Joe.
The 1996 musical revue will arrive a few days later than originally announced.
The Sunset Boulevard and Cats star will make her first appearance on the CW hit in November.
Eli Roth directs a cast that also includes Kyle MacLachlan, Jack Black, and Colleen Camp.
Eli Roth directs a cast that also includes Kyle MacLachlan, Jack Black, and Colleen Camp.
Playbill was honored with the Standing Ovation Award at the evening supporting theatre education in underserved schools.
Performances begin November 25 at the Menier Chocolate Factory.
Kenneth Mosley stars as music mogul Berry Gordy.
The longtime Elphaba covers the Benj Pasek-Justin Paul song.
Senior News Editor Andrew Gans dissects Don't Monkey With Broadway—now available from Broadway Records.
The new play by Max Posner began previews September 6.
John Raitt also starred in the 1957 live telecast of the Irving Berlin musical.
Performances begin at the New York venue October 13.
Edi Gathegi has joined the cast in his place.
Tony nominee Hunter Foster will direct a company that also includes Nick Cearley, Catherine Ricafort, Van Hughes, and more.
Performances will begin October 30 at The Theater at St. Clements.
The company is led by Laura Bell Bundy, Leslie Kritzer, Michael Mastro, and Michael McGrath.
Pulitzer Prize Finalist Sarah Ruhl will pen the script.
An initial list of writers and directors has also been announced for the annual event.
Denis Jones will direct a cast that also includes Byron Jennings, Jamie LaVerdiere, N’kenge, and more.
Adrienne Campbell-Holt is set to direct Rebeck’s dark comedy of gender politics this fall.
The developmental reading of Scott Evan Davis' musical will be presented in October.
The Frank Oz film co-stars Ellen Greene and Rick Moranis.
Tony winner Bebe Neuwirth will host the evening.
In anticipation of her turn in Hello, Dolly!, two Bernadette experts go head-to-head in a debate of the definitive list of her greatest performances.