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Tony-winning Broadway designer Clint Ramos founded the company focusing on producing works led by Filipino creatives and performers.
The Broadway Cares fundraiser features a poker tournament for all levels and other casino games.
Crystal Lucas-Perry, Grey Henson, Katerina McCrimmon, Alex Moffat, Jason Tam, and Jade Jones lead the new musical comedy.
Winners Eric Price and Phillip Christian will be recognized at the private February event.
Amber Gray, Juliette Lewis, Michaela Jae, Stephanie Hsu, more will star in the revival of the cult classic.
The original Broadway creative team, led by director Des McAnuff and choreographer Sergio Trujillo, will reunite for the upcoming production.
Cats: The Jellicle Ball, Maybe Happy Ending, Ragtime, and more are participating in the Broadway League program.
The new Broadway musical visited Good Morning America January 28 to perform a special medley.
The new play from actor-writer Michael Fasano will be directed by Beetlejuice's Elliott Mattox.
Lyndsey Turner will direct Ava Pickett's award-winning historical drama.
As Lolo, Pritchard has released such singles as "Not the Drinking," "Not Gonna Let You Walk Away," and "Shine."
Lin-Manuel Miranda, Laura Benanti, Celia Keenan-Bolger, and more will be on hand to read "seminal, primary source texts from the founding of our nation."
The new titles join the Massachusetts company's previously announced 50th anniversary staging of A Chorus Line.
The program, aimed at expanding access to theatre education at the district level, is made possible via a grant from The Kresge Foundation.
Go inside rehearsals for the highly anticipated concert production of the Hugh Martin-Timothy Gray-Noël Coward musical.
Broadway favorites will reinterpret iconic songs from the musical theatre through a queer lens to benefit Broadway Cares and The Center.
Audra McDonald, Eva Noblezada, and Joy Woods are part of the starry lineup for the upcoming event.
The anniversary production will be directed by the original award-winning Broadway director Jason Moore.
Black Theatre United is presenting the evening at the New York Public Library spotlighting the new exhibit on display through February 21.
Screen stars Owen Teague and Abbey Lee make their New York stage debuts in the work about two lost souls who meet at Alcoholics Anonymous.
Already running on Broadway, the new version of the long-running play will come to the West End in October.
The drag superstar treated the audience at the Hirschfeld to an original song while making her Broadway debut.
Jack Serio will direct the Off-Broadway production, again collaborating with Weiler following the recent production of Well, I'll Let You Go.
The &Future Education Initiative will bring students to see the hit Broadway show, plus accompanying talkbacks with cast and creative.
The award is presented to a director or choreographer who has demonstrated great accomplishment and deep investment in a particular community or region.
