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The play will star the two-time Oscar winner opposite recent Golden Globe nominee Tessa Thompson.
The play will star the two-time Oscar winner opposite recent Golden Globe nominee Tessa Thompson.
Kevin Clay has managed to do Elphaba-level singing for thousands of performances.
Anne Kauffman again directs Clare Barron's Obie-winning play.
The drag-inspired take on the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical has revealed digital lottery and rush ticket programs.
Wilmington Christian School in Delaware creates connection.
The hit Disney musical continues at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
The gay-themed novel from Rasheed Newson will arrive in June.
Find out what's happening in the opera, concert, and dance scene in NYC.
The musical features music by Elton John, lyrics by Shaina Taub and Mark Sonnenblick, and a book by Kate Wetherhead.
Sue Jean Kim will perform an excerpt from the playwright's work Aubergine at the ceremony.
Indhu Rubasingham will direct Anupama Chandrasekhar's adaptation of the Rudyard Kipling novel.
The cult favorite musical is getting an encore at Southwark Playhouse Elephant.
Satirizing identity politics, ego, and privilege, the work was a Fringe First winner in 2018 at Edinburgh Fringe.
The three-week promotion makes the special tickets available 20 minutes prior to curtain time.
Plus, see the Sinners musical performance from the Oscars.
Broadway favorites Lorna Courtney and Samantha Barks are bringing the 2017 movie musical to the stage.
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If you want to see, and even interact with, your favorite stars"get to the theatre.
Trump also shared renderings of what a renovated Kennedy Center will look like.
Playbill's guide to restaurants to visit before or after you see a show.
Abigail jean-baptiste is directing the production, starring Lauren F. Walker and Tiffany McLarty.
The Vineyard Theatre production centers on a reclusive janitor whose paintings and writings were only discovered after his death.
The new work from S. Asher Gelman follows a Jewish family struggling to reconcile their politics in the aftermath of October 7.
Olympians Evan Bates and Madison Chock, Michele Lee, Whitney White, Maria Friedman, and more joined the Tony-winning Harry Potter actor on opening night at the Hudson.
We talk to Maybe Happy Ending's Plato Seto about her new Broadway trading cards that are raising money for the non-profit.