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The long-standing agreement for Broadway's biggest night has been extended.
Jonathan Bailey as Dracula, Jonathan Groff reading the history of Follies, let these Broadway stars tell a story in your ear.
The EP, reimagining songs from his short-lived and highly awarded musical, will be accompanied by a 54 Below residency.
The Wicked and Pippin songwriter will guest star on an upcoming episode of the children's YouTube series.
The new musical is playing at La Jolla Playhouse in California.
Zane Phillips, Maxim Chlumecky, Nathan Levy, Ruthie Ann Miles, Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer, and more star for Second Stage.
He will join Sarah Hyland in the long-running hit revival at the Kit Kat Club.
The high-flying adaptation of the classic love story is playing St. Ann's Warehouse.
Marchánt Davis will direct Vinnette Carroll's 1976 Broadway musical.
Scott Elliott is directing Gordon Greenberg's adaptation of the Patrick Hamilton play for The New Group.
The annual event sees stage and screen stars converging to write, rehearse, and perform brand-new plays in just 24 hours.
The event, aimed at emerging stage managers of color, will unite eight panelists to discuss career paths.
The latest of Richard Nelson's Apple Family plays is making its world premiere via the Public Theater.
Find out if you know these shows by their cast lists.
The Tony-winning Broadway play has revealed cast changes through February 2027.
Ryan Dobrin directs Billy McEntee's play, presented to audiences of 30.
The starry revival commanded pricey tickets averaging at $300 a pop.
The new play by Stephanie Alison Walker is running in Chicago, starring Tony winner Katrina Lenk.
He recalls auditioning for Juilliard with a Jungle Book song, and why he's determined to not do the same thing twice.
Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen's comedic and localized take on the Dickens classic will return for the 2026 holiday season.
The hit revival continues Off-Broadway at the Westside Theatre.
Paul Foster will direct the production at the Criterion.
Mark Shanahan is directing David Wexler and Michael Cristofer's comedy.
Susan Stroman is directing and choreographing the premiere at London's Theatre Royal Haymarket.
The revue of the late, Tony-nominated and Grammy-winning composer is back at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater.
