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Young Dragon: A Bruce Lee Story joins a growing list of shows that have been pulled from the newly politicized D.C. theatre.
From RuPaul's Drag Race queens to returns of Broadway favorites, these shows are worth another visit.
Longtime Broadway casting director Bernie Telsey may be up for an Oscar for his work on the two films.
The company has performed at the Washington, D.C. institution since 1977.
1,500 tickets will be given away to 12 shows at the 2026 Under the Radar Festival.
The Tony winner expressed joy that "a little piece of Scotland" will now live in Los Angeles "forever."
"For a kid from Bermuda, who grew up in Boston, now playing a Russian chess master, it's just funny to me."
The A-lister made his Broadway debut starring in the play adaptation of his film last year.
The Broadway and Off-Broadway shows that Playbill's editorial staff loved this year.
These shows are ending their Broadway run soon, and you should catch them before they do.
The campaign is in response to an article that said that "theatre kid" is the new conservative insult.
The White House announced the name change, though Congressional approval is required to codify it.
He will take over beginning June 2026 at the Tony-winning regional theatre.
Following the success of Maybe Happy Ending and The Great Gatsby, K-musicals are clearly making a big splash on Broadway.
David Cross, Bianca Del Rio, Amber Gray, Ryan J. Haddad, Francis Jue, and more are also starring in the New York Theatre Workshop revival.
The cast of the 2024 Broadway revival reunited to celebrate over 20 years of the Elf film.
The Emmy, Tony, and Grammy winner also has two documentaries out this month, and a new memoir.
Lear deBessonet has stepped in as artistic director, with Nicole Kastrinos as producer and Maria Manuela Goyanes running LCT3.
Lear deBessonet has stepped in as artistic director, while Maria Manuela Goyanes is running LCT3.
The show will trace his career from Shakespeare to Lord of the Rings, and will be a benefit for the theatre.
He has two Off-Broadway shows running at the same time: Gruesome Playground Injuries and Archduke.
The series, named after the Sarafina! producer, will offer readings of the winning works.
December is a big month for the musical.
Plus, get an exclusive look at "A Star Is Born" from the new ship show Hercules.
You may have seen the Tony-winning Broadway revival in the theatre, but the new film offers an intimate perspective.
