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Chita Rivera, Maureen McGovern, Andrea Burns, Judy Kuhn, and others will sing at the Arlington, Virginia, benefit for human rights organizations.
Alice Ripley, Julia Murney, Dee Hoty, Christine Pedi, and others will alternate in the title role at the NYC performances.
The pair, who will offer four performances at Feinstein's/54 Below, earned a joint Tony nomination as conjoined twins in Side Show.
The stories behind the geographic locales that make up “Broadway.”
The Donny Nova Band featuring Laura Osnes' “Julia Trojan” plans concert at Birdland.
See all the theatre-related events scheduled this week at the intimate New York cabaret.
She has lined up a Christmas concert, a salute to The Fantasticks songwriters, and a gig with the Seattle Symphony.
Bestselling author Chris Guillebeau will share tips for artists from his new book, Side Hustle.
The underwear-clad duo will celebrate and savage the holidays December 18 and 19.
Don’t Forget the Words! will teach students to focus on storytelling.
The Glee and Hedwig star will appear December 15 at the Globe Theatre.
Brian Stokes Mitchell, Chita Rivera and other Broadway luminaries will also be part of the January 12, 2018, concert at the Kravis Center.
Other cast members are also expected at the January 8, 2018, concert event.
Check out her busy schedule of holiday concerts across the U.S.
The Hand to God actor-singer offers bite-sized previews of her 2018 show at Joe’s Pub in NYC.
The Tony winner follows up his sold-out 2016 stand at Feinstein’s/54 Below.
Her recording of his “Send in the Clowns” won the Song of the Year Grammy in 1976.
They will join Betsy Wolfe, Shaina Taub, and others at the Carnegie Hall concert in NYC.
Brooklyn Sound stars Julia Mattison and Noel Carey bring their comedy revue to Joe’s Pub.
The talkback is part of a benefit for the United Palace cinema in upper Manhattan.
The master impressionist will bring her holiday concert to Feinstein’s/54 Below.
Audra McDonald, Tony Yazbeck, and Jessica Vosk will all appear during the 2018 season.
Houston Grand Opera commissioned this tale of a girl who heals her family’s broken heart.
The downtown NYC “alternative supper club” hosts their No Thrill From Champagne show.
The Minnesota Orchestra concert has been rescheduled for March 2018.
