The Tony-winning costume and scenic designer, currently represented on Broadway with Once On This Island and Torch Song, will assume the new position this spring.
The Kennedy Center production also stars James Monroe Iglehart, Nick Cordero, and Lee Wilkof.
Joseph Gordon, Daniel Applebaum, Claire Kretzschmar, and more climb the ranks of the company at Lincoln Center.
The long-running comedy will be available to stream while still playing at New World Stages.
The Golden Globe winner also discusses her continued hope that The CW musical comedy has a Broadway future.
Audience Rewards, the “frequent flyer” program of Broadway, lets you earn points and redeem for tickets, backstage tours, and more.
The singers join Evan Williams for an acoustic cover from the hit film starring Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper.
The last season of the Golden Globe-winning musical comedy adds Broadway alum Skylar Astin to the cast.
Tony winner Jerry Zaks will direct the new play at Lincoln Center Theater.
Broadway’s newest Jenna reveals the songs that get her ready to see “what baking can do.”
The NYPL for the Performing Arts hosts a fresh take on the legendary artist’s work in Voice of My City: Jerome Robbins and New York, open free to the public.
This April, the two-time Tony winner stars in the film adaptation of the Stephen King novel and on Broadway in Hillary and Clinton.
The iconic company offers panels, performances, and more to the public throughout October.
The Tony winner talks theatre versus television, starring as The Lion King’s original Nala, and her upcoming solo concerts.
The play comes from the writer behind Full House and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
The musical starring Corey Cott and Laura Osnes will hit the big screen once again.
Look inside the Wallace Buice Theatre Company mounting of the Tony-winning musical in Marietta, Georgia.
Ahead of the release of her live album idina: live, the Tony winner remembers singing “Seasons of Love” for the first time and more.
The best moments from Darren Criss’ Broadway music fest—plus three backstage moments you didn’t see.
The Emmy-nominated Scandal star talks her new play and co-founding Time's Up.
The contemporary Native American musical will have a workshop this December.
The two-time Tony winner talks taking the leap into directing and what he sees for his future in theatre.
Margo Bordelon directs the LCT3 production.
The Tony nominee will be a series regular on Panic, which also stars Dear Evan Hansen alum Mike Faist.
From solo shows to The Jonathan Larson Project, these performers and more hit the midtown cabaret venue this October and November.