Orange Is the New Black's Uzo Aduba Will Star in The Secret Life of Bees Musical Workshop
The musical, part of the 2017 Powerhouse Theater season, is penned by Lynn Nottage, Duncan Sheik, and Susan Birkenhead.
The musical, part of the 2017 Powerhouse Theater season, is penned by Lynn Nottage, Duncan Sheik, and Susan Birkenhead.
The fall lineup also includes a tribute to Harold Prince.
The award-winning new musical will play the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre before returning to Toronto.
Audra McDonald, Kristin Chenoweth, Beth Malone, and Idina Menzel are a few of the women whose performances Colella singles out.
Playwrights Caryl Churchill, Alexander Manuiloff, and Nathan Alan Davis will be represented during the 2017–2018 season.
The Mexican actor will also head the cast of the musical’s forthcoming national tour.
Debuting this fall, the special will feature the music of the late pop icon.
Tony winner Ben Platt introduced the tribute to the late patriarch of the Nederlander theatre-owning dynasty.
The cast also features Stephen Cerf and Rose Hemingway in the title roles.
The 60-minute career retrospective of the two-time Tony winner was filmed in January 2015.
The 2016 concert was filmed live in London’s Hyde Park.
The Hamilton actor steps into the role of Pierre—the part created on Broadway by Tony nominee Josh Groban.
The 2017 Tony-winning Best Musical set two records in the week ending July 9.
The free lunchtime concert series continues July 13.
Matthew Morrison, Carmen Cusack, Vanessa Williams, and Ruthie Ann Miles were previously announced for the evening celebrating the work of Stephen Sondheim.
Charlotte d’Amboise and NaTasha Yvette Williams are also scheduled to return to the long-running revival.
John Doyle will direct the production, which features a score by Stephen Schwartz.
The film features a score by Tony and Oscar winner Alan Menken and Tony winner David Zippel.
The annual pet adoption event in Shubert Alley will feature appearances by Gavin Creel, Rachel Bay Jones, Laurie Metcalf, and many more.
The production, directed by co-creator Wendy C. Goldberg, will be set in the 1990s in the Seattle grunge scene.
The Tony-winning musical plays the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre.
Leila’s Death and 887 will play the Minneapolis venues.
The annual fundraiser benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
The Tony-winning actor spoke about her upcoming Broadway Barks adoption event.
The Tony- and Oscar-winning composers sing “Bedroom Down the Hall.”