Cast of Broadway's Groundhog Day Will Head Into the Recording Studio
The original Broadway cast recording will be available in the spring.
The original Broadway cast recording will be available in the spring.
The 8-song EP from the Grammy nominee will be released March 31.
The Broadway favorites and friends, who shared the stage in Rudetsky’s Disaster!, will offer evenings of song and laughter.
MCC Theater’s benefit reading will be held at the Lucille Lortel.
Alison Stewart, a guest host on Charlie Rose, interviewed the three artists.
Previews begin March 7 at the Nederlander Theatre.
On Your Feet!’s Salgado was part of the original Broadway cast of the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical.
The Tony-winning actor will discuss the racially charged language that is part of the award-winning musical.
The Tony nominee will step into the production in April.
The D.C. venue will also spotlight newer work from contemporary female voices.
The duo offered a riff on the Samuel Beckett classic.
The new work from Joshua Harmon plays the Booth Theatre.
The broadcast features interviews with Judith Light, Michael Mayer, and more.
The acclaimed singing actor will offer evenings of song in French and English.
The At This Performance… concert series continues at The Lion Theatre.
The season will launch with the world premiere of Boo Killebrew’s Miller, Mississippi.
The Broadway season package at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts also includes School of Rock, Waitress, and more.
The tour of the Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II family favorite is directed by Tony winner Jack O’Brien.
The music series will highlight the 1920s Harlem hotspot, which was also the subject of the Broadway revue After Midnight.
The 2017–18 season will also include works by Stephen Sondheim, Peter Shaffer, and William Shakespeare.
The Broadway-aimed musical is currently in previews in Toronto.
The Tony-nominated actor will join the company the same day as composer Sara Bareilles.
The Oscar nominee and stage alum will star in and executive produce Melrose.
Garen Scribner will play his final performance April 16.
The three-time Tony winner will be featured at two of the seven Midwest tour stops.