Chicago Tribune Chief Theatre Critic Chooses Best Broadway Shows of the Year
Chris Jones selected 10 productions as his favorites of 2016.
Chris Jones selected 10 productions as his favorites of 2016.
The free, annual exploration of 20th and 21st century arts will be headlined by the six-time Tony winner.
The afternoon is part of the York Theatre Company’s reading series.
The American Idol winner will be part of Seth Meyers’ NBC special.
Performances continue in Pittsburgh through December 23.
The Hamilton Tony winner is part of a world premiere inspired by Martin Luther King, Jr.
The new series will make its premiere in March 2017.
The series airs Sunday nights.
The two-time Tony nominee will also return to Broadway later this season.
New York Times culture critic Wesley Morris’ Best Performances of 2016 choices also include Tony winner Phylicia Rashad and Taylor Mac.
The tease was shown during the December 7 broadcast of Hairspray Live!
The Tony-winning musical was broadcast on NBC December 7.
Fathom Events has joined forces with Turner Classic Movies for the upcoming screenings.
Greg Berlanti will direct.
The Tony-winning actor tweeted that she will not star in the tour of The Color Purple.
The revival continues through the end of the month at the Broadway Theatre.
The new CBS series picks up one year after the events of the final episode of The Good Wife.
The Dear Evan Hansen composers also penned songs for the new movie musical.
Nathan Lucrezio’s music video also features Alex Ortega.
Olivier Rochette was killed when he was struck by a telescopic lift during preparation for a performance of Luzia.
The annual film festival will also feature the debut of The Manifesto, starring Cate Blanchett.
The artistic director is a Tony winner for his direction of A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder, which began at the Connecticut venue.
The Broadway run of the new musical begins in February at the Schoenfeld.
“Holiday Melody” can also be purchased online to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
Malloy will play Pierre for several performances in May and June.