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The repertoire spans Barber to Bach.
The project pairs an original story with the group's chart-topping hits, including "A Little Respect," "Always," "Chains of Love," and "Oh l'Amour."
The Nederlander Organization, which owns nine Broadway theatres, has been Scandalios' artistic home for over 30 years.
The initiative will start with readings of Winner, by Joe Barros and Nico Juber; and Much Ado, by Ben Diskant.
Savion Glover is co-directing Richard LaGravenese's new version of the Rodgers and Hart classic with Tony Goldwyn.
Tripp Taylor, Bradley Stryker, and more have been cast in the Debbie Allen-directed production of the August Wilson classic.
The tuition-free theatrical design mentorship program is led by Tony winners Clint Ramos and David Zinn.
The Tony-winning Maybe Happy Ending star lent vocals to an electrifying spin on Elphaba's first-act ballad.
The theatrical licensor is being honored for its new Broadway Senior collection.
The film has welcomed in record-breaking audience levels, both domestically and internationally.
This Texas middle school theatre program highlights every student's strengths.
Several shows have canceled and/or added performances during the holiday week.
The concert event featured songs from the holiday favorite, launching its 19th annual tour this season.
All the secrets behind that mysterious scrap of fabric.
It's turkey lurkey time!
The play is running at Off-Broadway's Public Theater.
Lorin Latarro will direct and choreograph the musical, written by Emily Saliers, Beth Malone, and Mary Ann Stratton.
Raúl Esparza, Lizzy McAlpine, Ali Louis Bourzgui, and more led the concert revival.
The evening at the Beechman with the 2025 Tony winner will benefit Broadway Cares.
The Garland tribute artist has also released a new holiday album.
Labelle's Nona Hendryx is collaborating with Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage on the new production.
After years of secrecy, the identity of the blue-gingham frocked actress has been revealed.
The new musical tells the true story of William Kamkwamba.
The annual holiday extravaganza will return to NYC for one-night-only.
The two hits from Linus Karp and Joseph Martin received rave reviews in their respective Fringe runs in 2023 and 2024.
