Annie's Lilla Crawford Cast in Netflix Comedy
Crawford is one of six young actors in the new series The Who Was? Show.
Crawford is one of six young actors in the new series The Who Was? Show.
The two actors opened the Tony-winning musical in 2013 and will return to the production for a limited engagement this fall.
The Ahrens-Flaherty musical plays the Maine venue through August 26.
The production, directed by Ivo van Hove, begins in London November 4.
The classic American musical will play the Massachusetts venue beginning August 8.
The stage and screen star has been cast in Thomas F. Mazziotti's The Mimic.
The couple will celebrate the publication of their new book.
Eric Schaeffer directs a cast that includes Holly Twyford, Bobby Smith, Will Gartshore, and Broadway favorite Florence Lacey.
The Broadway favorites will be part of an upcoming Live From Lincoln Center program.
The Stephen Schwartz-Winnie Holzman musical continues at the Apollo Victoria Theatre.
A Little Help With Carol Burnett will premiere in 2018.
Ghostlight Records will release the new recording August 4.
The Tony-winning actor is now a series regular following a recurring role last season.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning musical continues at the St. Louis venue through August 4.
The screening is held in the Bronx at Williamsbridge Park Oval.
The screening—plus an interactive dance lesson from special guests—is held in the Bronx at Williamsbridge Park Oval.
Joel Briel, seen on Broadway during the original run of Cats, will play Max Bialystock.
The international hit musical welcomes a host of new cast members July 31.
Denis Jones directs and choreographs.
The summer productions are part of New Arts’ mission to foster healing through the performing arts in the Connecticut town.
The Hamilton alum will play his final performance in the new musical August 13.
A revised version of the Andrew Lippa-John August musical will play London’s Other Palace in the fall.
The weekend of performances also features Hamish Linklater, Corbin Bleu, Dove Cameron, Lea DeLaria, and more.
The July 28 performance will feature performances by Laura Osnes, Corey Cott, John Rubinstein, and more.
The two actors performed songs from the Stephen Flaherty-Lynn Ahrens score.