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The musical will be presented in concert by Prospect Theater Company.
The prize was established in honor of graduates Lin-Manuel Miranda and Thomas Kail and their musical Hamilton.
The big, blonde, and beautiful broadcast begins at 8 PM ET on NBC.
The evening will also feature extended open-mic time.
It’s the first double-bill in the popular Broadway Sings concert series.
As a new administration takes shape, the cast of Hairspray prepares to change the minds of viewers across the United States.
The original Glinda talks about her scene changes as Velma Von Tussle on the set of Hairspray Live! and why golf carts have become her new quick-change savior.
The producer and chairman of NBC Entertainment explains what will happen December 7 if it rains in Los Angeles.
The cast celebrates its 10th anniversary with a December 4 concert at Feinstein’s/54 Below.
The newly formed Broadway Advocacy Coalition has its first meeting post-election.
If you love the Hamilton Mixtape, add these original songs by the same hip-hop and pop artists to your usual playlist.
Her musical Indian Joe is based on the life of a Native American man who changed her life.
Musical theatre historian Jennifer Tepper will produce a concert of his work at Feinstein’s/54 Below.
The original, Tony-nominated star of Beauty and the Beast joins Laura Osnes and her Broadway princess gang.
The original, Tony-nominated Fiona will direct the musical at Ball State University with the theatre department’s chairperson.
Their full performance of “Mouth Tattoo” from the U.K. premiere has been released.
The Tony- and Pulitzer-winning writer said that he won’t “touch” the material.
The soundtrack for the NBC television event has been released.
The Potter play is planned to open on Broadway in spring 2018.
The two will be celebrated at New York Stage and Film’s annual winter gala.
The production is directed by K. Todd Freeman.
Playbill joined the lucky theatregoers inside the Richard Rodgers Theatre December 1, when the Hamilton Mixtape came to life.
Playbill joined the lucky theatregoers inside the Richard Rodgers Theatre December 1, when the Hamilton Mixtape came to life.
Christopher Rice hosts his favorite Broadway leading ladies for a holiday-themed tap-dancing extravaganza.
Greg Allen, the brain behind Neo-Futurists’ Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind, pulled the rights to the show—much to the surprise of the experimental theatre troupe.
