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The Royal Ballet presentation heads to the big screen December 5 as part of the Royal Opera House’s Cinema Series.
In a week with most shows taking a dip following Thanksgiving highs, Dolly! managed to climb even further.
The Broadway premiere of Farinelli and the King will offer a daily rush for all performances, beginning with the first preview December 5.
The #Ham4Ham performance will take place December 19.
Anna D. Shapiro will direct Young Jean Lee’s play as part of Second Stage Theater’s inaugural Broadway lineup.
The announcement comes one day after the Met announced it would launch an investigation into allegations against the company’s music director emeritus.
The Michael Arden-helmed revival stars Lea Salonga, Alex Newell, and newcomer Hailey Kilgore.
A 2016 police report details accusations made against the Met’s music director emeritus by a man who was 15 at the start of the alleged abuse.
The playwright and Oscar-nominated screenwriter talks about adapting his script for the Uman Thurman-led production.
The playwright and Gloucester Stage Company co-founder resigned from his position on the theatre’s board after myriad allegations came to light.
Admittedly, “#Ham4Ham” doesn’t make as much sense when dealing with the British pound.
The theatre, film, and television casting company terminated the Emmy-nominated Grease Live! casting director following reports of sexual misconduct.
The theatre, film, and television casting company terminated the Emmy-nominated Grease Live! casting director following reports of sexual misconduct.
The play by House of Cards creator Beau Willimon officially opened November 30.
Theatregoers have another shot at seats at the CIBC Theatre.
The recording star and YouTube favorite concluded his star turn in Kinky Boots earlier this season.
The two-time Tony winner has taken over from Midler for select performances since June.
The D.C.-set play by Beau Willimon also features Phillipa Soo and Josh Lucas.
The Steve Martin comedy also stars Laura Benanti, Keegan-Michael Key, and Jeremy Shamos.
The Oscar nominee stars in House of Cards creator Beau Willimon’s latest play, opening November 30.
The Tony winner takes her final bow at the Shubert Theatre January 14, 2018.
The Tony- and Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter will step back into the leading role of Jenna, replacing Betsy Wolfe.
The comedy also stars Keegan-Michael Key and Jeremy Shamos.
The Julie Taymor-helmed production opened in October at the Cort Theatre.
The two-week tour will commemorate the 2018 International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
