The 15 Best Shows of 2025
The Broadway and Off-Broadway shows that Playbill's editorial staff loved this year.
The Broadway and Off-Broadway shows that Playbill's editorial staff loved this year.
The West End return of the Tony-winning musical opened at the Lyric in February 2024.
The new project features music by Kasey Dillon Yeargain and a book and lyrics by Jersey Boys star Sean McGee.
The musical short will feature an ensemble of original creature characters crafted from "cardboard, sparkles, and paint," all living in a magical clubhouse hideaway.
The New York institution rings in the new year with its first new production of the Bellini masterpiece in 50 years.
The revival will treat closing night audiences to a special curtain call sing-along finale before it ghosts Broadway forever.
The Sunset Blvd. star revisited her In the Heights anthem during her tribute to Tony winner Miranda.
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These shows are ending their Broadway run soon, and you should catch them before they do.
Roberts, who won the inaugural season of ITV's The Masked Singer, also puts her spin on "Livin' It Up on Top."
Michael Griffo's play continues at the DR2.
Jonathan Bailey and Ethan Slater go shirtless as the quintet skip class at Shiz University to play games in the woods.
Duron is accompanied by the musical's Tony-winning co-creator, Will Aronson.
Hunter Foster will direct the Florida production of the Tony-winning musical.
The multitalented artist now plays Anna of Cleves in the hit musical at the Lena Horne Theatre.
The At This Performance… concert series is an ongoing salute to Broadway and Off-Broadway standbys, understudies, and alternates.
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Episodes five and six premiere on PBS December 28.
Michael Ball, the musical's original Marius, made a special appearance.
Playbill's Margaret Hall breaks down the many connections between the 26 stars of the hit video series.
The series features Broadway artists performing their favorite songs outside of the showtune genre.
The Phantom of the Opera star is joined by guests Andrew Lloyd Webber, Aled Jones, and the Gregorian choir.
Ms. Smith played Young Nala in the long-running production.
Francesca Zambello is directing the classic musical at the Shakespeare Theatre Company with choreography by Joshua Bergasse.
Previews will begin at London's King's Head Theatre in January.