Watch the Touching Onstage Proposal at Broadway's Play That Goes Wrong
The couple, who met during a production of Sweeney Todd, got engaged on the Lyceum Theatre stage.
The couple, who met during a production of Sweeney Todd, got engaged on the Lyceum Theatre stage.
The actor and playwright begins her comedic homemaking TV show—including musical sketches, Tony-winning guest stars, and more.
Watch the actor and executive producer talk about the man and mystery behind the upcoming Edgar Allan Poe: Buried Alive.
The original Hairspray star and lead of Glee celebrates the arrival of his son.
Kinky Boots associate director D.B. Bonds tells Playbill what it takes to mount and maintain eight companies of the Tony-winning musical.
Cheap and simple ideas for theatre fans—whether you’re going solo or as a group.
The singer’s album drops in November.
Watch Rudetsky break down Andrew Lloyd Webber’s genius melodies, Tim Rice’s intricate rhymes schemes, and LuPone’s crazy range.
The actor joins the company in November.
The performance, originally filmed for the streaming service BroadwayHD, airs as part of the Great Performances series.
Why audiences return month after month to each residency concert just to hear the Tony-winning composer in his artistic home.
The Tony winner took in a performance at the Savoy Theatre to celebrate her birthday.
You won’t believe who he played in this very special production of The Wizard of Oz.
Now starring in Squeamish, the actor shares memories from the decisive roles of her storied 40-year career.
Hear a clip of “Livin’ It Up on Top” from the hit Off-Broadway production.
A red-hot exploration of dance in the 20th century, the new show plays Connecticut and New York this month.
The Tony winner offered a warning to Jason Danieley on The Wendy Williams Show.
The star of the upcoming Broadway transfer appeared on Ellen.
As part of Disney Night, Fisher danced to the remix of the Moana tune for which he also provided the vocals.
The Oscar-nominated actor explains why on Live With Kelly and Ryan.
Watch “The Song for Men Who Can’t Please Women” from The CW’s musical comedy.
Chris Miller and Nathan Tysen presented a song from the new work at the second annual Samuel French Awards.
Commercial Theater Institute has revealed its upcoming series of workshops, intensives, and more.
Ken Ludwig, Dominique Morisseau, Chris Miller, and Nathan Tysen speak about being honored as part of the second annual awards.
The magical world of Off-Broadway’s Puffs continues to expand with its November Fan Appreciation Night.