Casting Complete for London's Queen Anne
Performances begin in June at the Theatre Royale Haymarket.
Performances begin in June at the Theatre Royale Haymarket.
Two former Elphabas take on the mother-daughter roles in the classic musical.
The director received a 1974 Tony nomination for his work on Find Your Way Home.
Playwright Nicholas Wright chose the winning play, which will receive a staged reading in London.
The hit musical has also extended its run at the Adelphi Theatre.
Santino Fontana also recorded a song specifically for the recording.
Joseph V. Melillo will depart the performing arts center in 2018.
The singing actor was seen on Broadway earlier this season in the new musical In Transit.
Platt stars in the title role of the Tony-nominated Best Musical.
Kelly McCreary will be joined by Portia and more in the Lynn Nottage play.
Hartford Opera Theater will present the limited run of the Aaron Copland work.
The Jacobean revenge comedy is set in suburban Connecticut.
Kathleen Marshall will direct and choreograph the international hit musical at the California venue.
The artists will direct a series of readings of seminal gay plays at the London venue.
The Tony nominee will be seen in the second season of the hit Netflix series, starring Winona Ryder.
The evening will be held in the Bruno Walter Auditorium at the New York Public Library.
Declan Bennett and Tyrone Huntley will be among those reprising their performances.
Jeff Goldblum will join him in the Amazon Studios series.
Malloy is playing Pierre for several performances in May and June.
The upcoming lineup will also feature Shakespeare in Love.
Marc Kudisch, Whitney Bashor, Paolo Montalban, and Justin Guarini are also among the cast.
The afternoon event will feature Nick Cordero, Bobby Conte Thornton, Ariana DeBose, Alan Menken, Chazz Palminteri, and more.
Disney's Broadway Hits at Royal Albert Hall will also be available on the streaming service.
Performances will begin at the Minneapolis venue June 17.
The songs made famous by the pop star may be heard on Broadway.