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The top solo fundraiser for Broadway Cares is pairing up with favorites to raise money for Broadway Cares.
Stars from Broadway and beyond will perform selections from musicals Let Me Fly, Rimbaud, and DalÃ, Gala Exhibition.
The Broadway show's newest cast member compares notes with a colleague who's been there since 1997.
After decades of being itinerant, the Tony-winning company has finally found a home base in The Theater at St. Clements.
Kayla Davion and Kristolyn Lloyd star in the clip from Bess Wohl's latest.
The production's current Simba is raising funds for himself and his neighbors to recover from a near total loss.
The Broadway revival made its national TV debut November 10.
The lottery tickets will be priced at just $66.60, a fraction of the face value cost for the illustrious immersive experience.
Seth Barrish will direct the drama following a team of ICU nurses amidst the opioid crisis.
Plus, get a first look at the world premiere at La Jolla Playhouse in California.
PBS is remaining steadfast in its mission to provide free access to the arts.
This reimagining of Shakespeare's drama is set in 1980s Manhattan, its neon skyline and shadowy backrooms becoming an epic battleground of identity and power.
Felton returns to the role of Draco Malfoy as the production welcomes several other new company members to the Lyric.
Both Lloyd and Finn will serve as as artistic directors of the company.
The social media influencer sat down with Playbill's Jeffrey VizcaÃno to discuss her limited run in the musical's Broadway return.
Find out what's happening in the opera, concert, and dance scene this week.
The record-breaking Agatha Christie thriller continues at the St. Martin's Theatre.
Reichard will offer Christmas on 42nd Street in December.
Kristin Chenoweth is producing and starring in the new musical from Wicked songwriter Stephen Schwartz.
Adapted and directed by Craig Baldwin, the production is at Astor Place Theatre via Red Bull Theater.
Prospect Musicals will present the theatrical song cycle by Deaf composer Jay Alan Zimmerman.
The Broadway favorite will direct the Angelica Chéri-penned work, hoping to make its world premiere in 2028.
Audiences in New York will hear the people sing an additional week at the famed concert hall.
Donnetta Lavinia Grays, Tom Pecinka, and more star in the Vineyard and The Civilians co-production.
Tony Award winner Michael Mayer directed the special Veterans Day concert.
