EMMYS 2017: Did You Know That Before This Is Us Ron Cephas Jones Made His Name in Theatre?
The man who had the nation in tears as jazz cat William first saw success on the Broadway stage.
The man who had the nation in tears as jazz cat William first saw success on the Broadway stage.
What shows are about to close on the Great White Way?
Playbill looks back on the 2017 Emmy nominee’s theatre roots.
The Annual Celebration & Cat Fashion Show will see cats strut their stuff in theatre-themed garb August 3.
The singer-songwriter makes her Broadway debut with her own take on the show-stopping role.
Get tickets to participate in the July 26 discussion, hosted by PEN America.
Where you recognize these stars from and how you can catch their work on screen after you’ve caught them onstage.
Plus, how you can apply for a university or training scholarship through the American Theatre Wing’s Andrew Lloyd Webber Initiative.
Watch Tony winners Ruthie Ann Miles and Gabriel Ebert and Tony nominee Carmen Cusack sing the newly orchestrated “Comedy Tonight.”
The 85th season of Jacob’s Pillow Dance will also welcome Once On This Island’s Camille A. Brown later this summer.
What song booked Klena his first professional job? Watch him sing it.
As one principal retires, four dancers—including Black Swan’s Sarah Lane—see promotions.
Two-time Tony nominee Brandon Uranowitz and Sunset Boulevard’s Michael Xavier talk about what they’ll sing in the Hal Prince retrospective.
The new play by the Norman Conquests writer will open at London’s Old Vic in 2018.
The first of its kind, the musical 36 Questions reaches audiences through headphones.
The original George Washington put his spin on “The Star-Spangled Banner.”
The production will play Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Charlotte, and New York’s City Center this fall.
What to expect from Will, the TV series depicting Shakespeare’s earliest days.
Why the actor will not return to the superhero drama come fall.
Tony-winning director Christopher Ashley and Tony-nominated choreographer Kelly Devine spill the details on the show they call “sheer entertainment.”
In honor of Broadway Barks, Playbill looks back on a few of the most memorable canine performances on Broadway.
On this Throwback Thursday, we look back on our live set tour with Tony-winning scenic designer David Zinn.
The Seattle concert starring Megan Hilty, Shoshana Bean, Maureen McGovern, Sierra Boggess, and more will be livestreamed.
In the summer heat, there’s nothing like theatre’s jazz tunes to cool you off.
Broadway’s original Sonya, Ashford, and incoming replacement Michaelson duet on the ballad from the Tony-nominated musical.