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The Waitress star was to play Carrie Pipperidge in the new Broadway production.
Two Broadway musicals increased their box-office intake by over $200,000 before their last performances.
The musical-loving “Man in Chair” will make a return for Hey, Look Me Over! at New York City Center.
The change to the marquee follows an acquisition from CIBC.
The two stars headlined Roundabout Theatre Company productions in recent seasons.
The musical, directed and choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler and featuring an original swing score, opened in April.
The cast of the Harold Pinter play will also include Zoë Wanamaker and Toby Jones.
Find out what critics had to say about the musical’s world premiere in Denver.
The Tony winner shared a photo of him with the 22-time Grammy winner backstage at the Music Box Theatre.
The premiere staging is part of the wide-reaching #BernsteinAt100 programming in honor of the composers’ centennial.
The Oslo favorite joins Oscar Isaac, Ben Kingsley, Nick Kroll, and more.
Keith A. Wallace’s solo show, exploring the hardships of black men in America, will also play two free, site-specific performances in Massachusetts.
At a recent press event for the upcoming return of Stuffed, the comedian showed off her musical theatre chops for Playbill.
Here's what to bring to the musical theatre celebration—straight from the creator and headliner's mouth.
The Grammy-winning country star is the latest to perform an acoustic take on the Stephen Schwartz score.
The musical has secured a life beyond its Broadway engagement with Work Light Productions, The Road Company, and Samuel French.
Performances begin November 6 at the Palace Theatre.
The English-language translation from Christopher Hampton will open at London's Menier Chocolate Factory September 27.
Tony nominee and Olivier winner Jones directs a new staging of the Wagner epic as part of the 2017–2018 lineup.
The world premiere from Jocelyn Bioh will play MCC Theater beginning in November.
The event, paying tribute to the Meteor Shower playwright and Bright Star co-composer, will take place November 6.
The two are the latest in a string of Broadway alums to book guest appearances on the return of the NBC comedy.
The television reboot has brought on board another Broadway favorite.
The Tony nominee steps back into the role of Earl.
The family-friendly show, produced in association with The Civilians, launches at the Minnesota venue just days after the passing of the composer.
