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The Rodgers and Hammerstein revue begins September 24.
Plus, businessman John Legere helps Patti Murin's "clear the list" campaign benefiting classroom educators.
The romantic comedy, set in the world of competitive opera singing, also stars Hugh Skinner.
Plus, Seth Rudetsky brings Seth's Broadway Breakdown to Asylum NYC this fall.
The character actor was last seen on Broadway in the 2012 play Grace.
Hunter Theater Project will present the 12th play in the cycle about the Apple, Gabriel, and Michaels families.
Plus: Story submissions are now open for Here's To The Ladies Who, a new docu-series from The Broadway Women's Alliance.
Test your knowledge of Latin, geology, math, and more with this musical theatre pop quiz.
Unexpected, featuring Broadway, classical, and standard tunes, drops December 10.
The soundtrack releases with the film on September 24, but "Waving Through a Window" and "You Will Be Found" can be streamed now.
Plus: NYU Abu Dhabi's Arts Center fall season will feature a new streaming edition Theatre for One: We Are Here by six female artists from Nairobi.
In & Of Itself's Derek DelGaudio directs the theatrical stand-up production.
Plus: watch the music video for "We're Gonna Come Back," featuring young Broadway performers Analise Scarpaci, Sam Poon, and Gian Perez.
Plus: Fault Line Theatre will present the world premiere of Alix Sobler's comedy Hindsight.
The Tony winner and Oscar nominee will also executive produce the movie.
Rob McClure and Myles Frost will co-host alongside 106.7 LITE FM's morning show personalities Cubby and Christine.
The comedy follows four Asian-American women on a trip to Asia in search of one of their birth mothers.
Plus: Lee Roy Reams will salute Jerry Herman at The York Theatre Company.
The new musical, based on the film Roseanna's Grave, features a score by Rosabella Gregory and Dina Gregory, with a book by Corey Brunish.
The nine-episode prom-night musical stars Ali Stroker, Hailey Kilgore, Isaac Powell, and more.
Plus: New Georges has announced a fall season consisting of three theatrical events, including one performed entirely via Google Sheets.
Several original tour cast members will return for the 20-city fall outing, of the Jimmy Buffett musical.
The film opened Outfest 2021 ahead of its September release on Amazon Prime Video.
Christina Alexander will take on the role for the Broadway, North American tour, and London companies of the hit musical.
Brown will also choreograph the 2022 Broadway bow of the Ntozake Shange choreopoem.
