4,350 stories by "Robert Viagas"
Jack O'Brien co-hosted the October 24 ceremony honoring Off-Broadway directors and choreographers.
See what they have added as their "stretch goal."
Annaleigh Ashford plays Dot in the benefit concert performances.
Inspired by real-life incidents, the dance theatre piece examines race relations in America.
The awards honor excellence in Philadelphia theatre.
It will be followed by a documentary on how the film was made.
Nathaniel Stampley will join the Tony-winning revival.
Hear Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson sing "You're Welcome."
After Anatevka is scheduled for publication in summer 2017.
The solo show is currently playing Arena Stage.
The play, which won a NY Fringe Award, is neither a musical nor a comedy.
She won a Tony in the Leading Actress category for the role.
The Broadway-bound musical is working with a new director.
Karen Ziemba, Liz Callaway, and LaChanze will sing for the Ragtime writers.
His tale of the "resistible rise" of a Hitler-like thug offers a cautionary tale.
Another show will be found to relight the old Hudson Theatre.
The "pop up" booth offers the same ticket selection as the one in Times Square.
A sixth of the season's productions are already scheduled to open in the last 10 days of April.
The live production is headed for Broadway in 2017.
The documentary about the creation of the Broadway hit premieres October 21.
It delivered half the ratings of the network's Grease: Live.
Airing October 20, the full title is The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again.
Laverne Cox, Reeve Carney, Adam Lambert, Annaleigh Ashford, and more are featured.
His nightclub show rolls into Feinstein's/54 Below.
The encore engagement is titled Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons On Broadway!
