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Steven Pasquale directs the Clifford Odets classic.
Rob Berman will conduct the Orchestra of St. Luke's, launching a five-year initiative of classic musicals in concert.
The London production weaves together the film and theatrical scenes to sweep audiences into a world of pirates, rogues, and unlikely heroes.
Plus, high schoolers across the country will be able to see the Jocelyn Bioh play for free.
Broadway couple Foster and Jackman recently joined forces for a few duets with the Pacific Jazz Orchestra.
The 18th annual ceremony features high school musical theatre talent from around the country.
The Broadway artists recently appeared on The View.
William Finn wrote the best musical to ever deal head-on with the AIDS crisis, and the 2016 cast were in top form revisiting it.
Caitlin Sullivan will direct the limited engagement at the Greenwich House Theater.
Chad Austin will direct the production, set for next March at the Flea Theater.
CBS Saturday Morning hopped across the pond to interview the cast and director of the starry revival of Jonathan Larson's musical.
It is unclear if any previous cast members will return to the project.
These Broadway stars will be running 26.2 miles November 1.
The Asian American theatre company will present the new musical and Leah Nanako Winkler’s You Seem Sad.
Terry Berliner will direct for the York Theatre.
The annual fundraiser held on The Edison Rooftop honored producer Tom Kirdahy.
The horror play inspired by the film franchise continues at the August Wilson Theatre.
Warner Music released a studio album of the indie-rock musical last year.
The Great Gatsby and Floyd Collins star played his final performance as Bobby Darin in the biomusical October 18.
Beyond binders, there are many other ways to display your Playbills.
The play by Lauren Yee is Off-Broadway, starring Kelly Marie Tran and Francis Jue.
The Emmy and Tony winners new piece is centered around the longtime home he lost in the 2025 Palisades Fire.
The one-night-only performance of the David Rothenberg play will benefit the non-profit focused on the formerly incarcerated.
The new comedy from The Daily Show writer David Javerbaum plays the Triad.
The gala production of the Lin-Manuel Miranda-Quiara Alegría Hudes musical will begin October 28 at the Manhattan venue.
