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The Madam Secretary and Jersey Boys star will appear alongside Jennifer Nettles during two separate week-long engagements.
The production marks the Broadway debuts of Scott and director Steve H. Broadnax III.
The show had canceled a handful of performances after the Tony winner sustained a back injury.
Plus: Mark your calendars for the 2022 Outer Critics Circle Awards.
The arts and anti-racism advocate, Broadway alum, director, and children's book author is also attached to the upcoming revival of Aida.
New terms in the union contract address wages, safety, and jurisdiction over the D.C. venue's new REACH space.
Warren steps back into the title role for a limited engagement.
The Sara Bareilles musical is now playing the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.
The traveling production of the Tony-winning revival begins in November.
The beleaguered New York City theatre unveils a new board of directors, diversity initiatives, and a residency for the cohort that called for change.
The organization was founded in 1994 as a counterpoint to commercially driven theatre and a platform for underrepresented voices.
The traveling production of the Tony-winning musical launches October 5 in Greenville, South Carolina.
The October 3 event included 36 tables of memorabilia, silent and live auction lots, and virtual meet-and-greets.
Watch cast members Tristen "Mack" Wilds and Luke James commemorate the play's recent first preview with a blessing to the company"and to all Broadway theatres.
The musical celebrated its official opening at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre October 3.
Welcome (back) to the show, to the historemix.
The Disney musical had reopened September 28, shut back down September 29, and resumed September 30.
Audiences will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination at all 41 theatres.
The production marks the Broadway debuts of Scott and director Steve H. Broadnax III.
The new musical has delayed its first preview date amid conversations between company members, creatives, and Public Theater leadership.
The September 27 opening night performance marked the first time an opera by a Black composer was presented at the New York house.
The new resource will allow writers to ensure the hiring and casting of individuals from historically underrepresented communities when entering producing agreements.
Speeches reflecting the issues of today's theatrical landscape, tributes to those we hold dear, and lots of pink.
What's already lighting up Times Square, what's waiting in the wings, and what's on the horizon.
Playbill will provide live updates throughout the night as winners are announced at the Winter Garden Theatre.
