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The Giant star will be honored at the 80th Annual Theatre World Awards June 2.
While Ragtime, The Rocky Horror Show, and Cats were nominated, Chess and Mamma Mia! were left out. Why?
The Irving Berlin musical will premiere May 15 as part of Great Performances.
Tyrone Mitchell Henderson and Stephen Spinella lead the new play about the opening of a middle-aged gay relationship.
As the beloved procedural turns 25, casting director Jonathan Strauss reveals his favorite theatre guest stars (and the Tony nominee he wants to cast in the series).
The legendary 1975 release features performances from Gwen Verdon, Chita Rivera, Jerry Orbach, and more.
Steve Antin's musical, based on the 2010 film of the same name, features songs by Christina Aguilera and Sia.
The Broadway favorites recently performed "Putting It Together" on The Late Show.
The theatrical licensor is working with the Mental Health Literacy Collaborative on a new, free digital resource guide.
Sarna Lapine is directing the Wendy Wasserstein play for La Femme Theatre.
The Best Musical nominee is going full Oklahoma! with this upcoming fundraiser.
Stephen Whitson will direct the Frank Wildhorn musical based on the Japanese manga series.
The Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice rock opera continues at the Connecticut theatre through June 7.
The work received 10 Drama Desk nominations for its 2025 staging, including Outstanding Musical.
The musical theatre favorite is not afraid to get ugly. Plus, what to expect from the Hadestown live stage film.
Playwright and actor Ashley Robinson was performing in Wicked when he saw Brokeback Mountain the film. Now he's written a play adaptation.
This expert is tired of your disdain for these dancing felines, and is setting the record straight once and for all.
See the full list of who's up for this year's honors.
Gabriela Lena Frank's opera about painters Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera opens May 14.
Ella Hickson's play is at the Minetta Lane via Audible Theater and Jackman and Sonia Friedman's TOGETHER.
The noir-inspired new work by Billy Recce is being directed by Eamon Foley.
The widely awarded musician has built a career blending R&B, soul, jazz, gospel, and blues into a sound that is uniquely her own.
Alumni have gone on to hold positions at many notable outlets including The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, TDF Stages, American Theatre, 3Views, Brooklyn Rail, Elle, and more.
The immersive new work tells a reimagined tale of Cleopatra's life through the lens of Black feminism and a modern American political landscape.
Fresh off two 2026 Olivier wins, the West End true crime show is now at the Lucille Lortel.
