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Broadway shows are a hot gift this year, with 30 productions enjoying 90% or higher capacity.
New cast members have joined the cult hit musical, currently running at Off-Broadway's New World Stages.
"Hell's Kitchen's A Merry Little Christmas" is a mashup of the holiday classic "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and Alicia Keys' "The Gospel."
The company is presenting a new take on the James Joyce work at Off-Broadway's Public Theater.
Duron is accompanied by the musical's
Tony-winning co-creator, Will Aronson.
From roller skates to bratty curls, this Tony winner's resume is a feat of physical comedy.
A class action lawsuit was filed December 22, claiming that the Off-Broadway venue engaged in racial discrimination.
Timbers is one of a select few directors in Broadway history to have four shows running simultaneously.
The campaign is in response to an article that said that "theatre kid" is the new conservative insult.
Explore Iceland by day and have Broadway stars sing to you at night.
The Funny Girl star is heading back to Broadway next month in the revival of Ragtime.
The film is a modernized adaptation of the 1964 Obie-winning play.
Thea Sharrock directs the world premiere of Eric Roth's stage adaptation of the classic film.
Marc Shaiman accompanies the Broadway favorite at the keys in the performance from the 2025 Broadway Dreams gala.
The 100-minute English adaptation is penned by Jacob Ashworth and Rory Pelsue.
The film's original director Jon M. Chu is overseeing the staging.
The evening will be held at Sony Hall.
Rachel Kavanaugh will direct the revival of the William Nicholson drama.
Errico has penned the lyrical theatrical experience that reflects on the human cost of WWI.
The West End return of the Tony-winning musical opened at the Lyric in February 2024.
The festival has partnered with the formerly bipartisan institution to put on the annual Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.
Ash K. Tata will direct Shakespeare's play, running at Brooklyn's Polonsky Shakespeare Center this spring.
Portia Krieger is directing the new musical with choreography by Mayte Natalio.
The 2000s has been a great time for musical theatre.
The star from the hit Netflix series reprised his role as Henry Creel onstage.
