Death Becomes Her Will End on Broadway in June
Betsy Wolfe and Jennifer Simard currently lead the audience favorite screen-to-stage musical.
Betsy Wolfe and Jennifer Simard currently lead the audience favorite screen-to-stage musical.
The Alexander Hammer film follows dancer Jenn Freeman through her journey to create Is It Thursday Yet? Off-Broadway.
Raúl Esparza, Joy Woods, and Jeremy Kushnier will star in the biomusical centered on the father of modern science.
The concert with the Tony-winning Sunset Blvd. star was recorded at Royal Albert Hall.
Broadway's best gathered at Midtown's Sofitel Hotel to talk all about their Tony-nominated performances.
Anna D. Shapiro will direct the new production of Eric Bentley’s 1972 play.
The biomusical tracking the career and music of iconic Motown group The Temptations premiered on Broadway in 2019.
The Lincoln Center Theater production took five awards at the May 17 ceremony, including Outstanding Revival of a Musical.
The irreverent send-up of the blockbuster film Titanic plays the Criterion Theatre at Piccadilly Circus.
The Black-ish and Girlfriends star will succeed Mariska Hargitay in the Duncan Macmillan-Jonny Donahoe play.
The Bobby Darin biomusical currently stars Jeremy Jordan and Isa Briones.
The summer engagement of the World Tour at the famed New York City venue will feature alternating Valjeans and Javerts.
The Best Musical Tony nominee will perform on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon tonight in celebration.
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The Masquerade and Light in the Piazza alum steps into the role of Christine Daaé.
The Glee favorite became a two-time Tony winner with the show, as both an actor and producer.
Alex Lippard, David Lee, and Ron Passaro's new musical plays 54 Below.
Plus, how to get tickets to the new comedy for $49.
The two lead the company of the Cinco Paul musical, which is nominated for 12 Tony Awards.
Le présent éternel will be presented by the New York Philharmonic.
Michael Mayer's production of Verdi's classic runs until June.
The company has announced its first full season since its departure from the Kennedy center.
A host of TV favorites will also be part of the evening benefiting Broadway Cares.
Winners of the Broadway and Off-Broadway honors were named May 15 in a ceremony at the Ziegfeld Ballroom.
The production has also shifted the performance dates by two months.