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The Magic Play, a magic show with a story behind it, has its world-premiere production at the Goodman.
Director Rachel Chavkin and set designer Mimi Lien explain the impressive musical theatre overhaul.
The Wicked composer is the 2017 TADA! honoree.
Megan Hilty plays Joe’s Pub, the Sparkle benefit returns to NYC, and a Donald Trump-inspired Grab ‘Em by the Jingle Bells hits the Beechman.
The Joe Iconis Christmas Extravaganza returns, Norm Lewis goes it solo, Annaleigh Ashford rings in the New Year, and more.
His new collection of music is titled The Ampersand.
What comes next for Chicago theatre now that Donald Trump is President-Elect?
Tonight on Comedy Central, the Hamilton creator did not throw away his shot—of whiskey.
The annual event will be held this holiday season at Howl at the Moon.
Kenny Solms, also a writer on Broadway’s Lorelei, tells all in his memoir Bits!—and a tease in the below video.
Brandon Hudson, a former swing in Broadway’s Hamilton, will release Love, B.
And Harvey Fierstein explains all of the hidden gems before you watch it live on NBC December 7.
Here’s what you need to know about the new programming and endless lineup for the January 27–29 event at NYC’s Javits Center.
When Aladdin’s Courtney Reed isn’t riding a magic carpet, she’s designing chokers so chic they leave you “speechless.”
The Tony nominee turned lemons into lemonade with the help of a binder in her closet called “Learned for Auditions.”
The newly formed Broadway Advocacy Coalition has announced its next meeting discussing politics post-election.
The new Disney animated film is officially released in movie theatres today.
It was previously announced that the musical adaptation will premiere in fall 2017 in Washington, D.C.
As the December 7 live broadcast of Hairspray approaches, “audition tapes” have hit the Internet.
That’s the topic being debated by actors Michael Urie and Robin De Jesús in Off-Broadway’s Homos, Or Everyone in America.
A first look at NBC’s December 7 live musical event has been released.
Non-profit organization Retreat to Broadway releases the resource guide this week.
The theatre company experienced a slew of angry tweets from fans of President-Elect Donald Trump.
The Deborah Foreman-Nicolas Cage romantic comedy is getting remade.
The Cutting Room concert benefits those in need.
