Broadway's The Play That Goes Wrong Will Welcome New Cast
The Tony-winning production continues at the Lyceum Theatre.
The Tony-winning production continues at the Lyceum Theatre.
A revised version of the Andrew Lippa-John August musical will play London’s Other Palace beginning November 1.
Performances will begin in October at London's Phoenix Theatre.
Meghan Brown and Sarah Taylor Ellis’ musical is based on the Jane Austen novel.
The acclaimed production stars Christian Borle, Stephanie J. Block, and Andrew Rannells.
The Tony-winning performer will also make her solo debut at the London Palladium.
The Stephen Schwartz-Winnie Holzman musical is currently playing the Aronoff Center in Cincinnati.
The opera and sports worlds collide as the Verdi favorite plays a limited engagement at the Kennedy Center Opera House.
The evening will be presented at Broadway’s American Airlines Theatre.
Justin Collette will play the role five performances a week; Conner John Gillooly will be the alternate Dewey.
The National Endowment for the Arts is partnering with the American Theatre Wing in collaboration with Playbill and Disney Theatrical Productions.
The Tony-winning director passed away September 11 at the age of 86.
Tony winners Anika Noni Rose, Viola Davis, James Corden, Lily Tomlin, and more will be presenters for the evening.
Anna O’Byrne will head the cast in the role of Laura Fairlie.
The new musical is currently playing a limited engagement at the Writers Theatre in Illinois.
James Earl Jones, Angela Lansbury, and Robert Preston are just a few of the artists who made the veteran actor’s list.
Will Smith will play the Genie in the upcoming film, which is currently shooting outside London.
One Last Look features an arrangement of Dave Malloy’s “Goodbye My Gypsy Lovers.”
Peters will return to Broadway in January in the Tony-winning revival of Hello, Dolly!
In addition to the cast performing “Webster Avenue,” Alan Menken, Chazz Palminteri, and Tommy Mottola discuss the new musical.
Jay Armstrong Johnson and Mykal Kilgore will be among the performers for the October concerts.
Eric Schaeffer directs a cast that includes Holly Twyford, Bobby Smith, Will Gartshore, and Broadway vet Florence Lacey.
The Harold Pinter play begins London performances in January 2018 at the theatre named after the playwright.
The hit musical continues at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
Performances will begin at St. Luke's Theatre in October.