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The six-time Tony winner shared the frightening story just before playing her final performance as Rose in Gypsy.
The six-time Tony winner shared the frightening story just before playing her final performance as Rose in Gypsy.
Holly Race Roughan will direct the world premiere from Rebecca Lenkiewicz.
The live event will be held in Times Square next month, and everyone's invited.
In the new solo show, Ross offers audiences insight into his life as America's Roastmaster General.
Playwright Charles Busch will also be part of the reading at Connecticut's Sharon Playhouse.
Set in a decaying home on the edge of industrial sprawl, the work explores the quiet devastation of environmental collapse.
Zane Phillips, Pete Zias, Aaron Jackson, and James Cusati-Moyer will co-star in the farce about the murder of a throuple-mate.
Playwright Charles Busch will also be part of the reading at Connecticut's Sharon Playhouse.
Honorees will include Camille A. Brown, Mathew Knowles, Gena Avery Knowles, Tonya Lewis Lee, and Lester Cooney with Tom Viola receiving a special award.
As the executive producer of theatre, he oversaw shows such as Spamalot and Schmigadoon!
The theatrical production company is an Olivier and Tony winner.
Find out what it's like starring in one of Broadway's funniest"and undeadliest"new musicals.
The Off-Broadway return of the William Finn-Rachel Sheinkin musical begins in November.
The international hit, which features the songs of ABBA, again plays the Winter Garden Theatre.
The traditionally proper citizens of 1880s Manhattan had a bit of fun during a filming break.
How to stand out in a festival of 3,000 shows.
Find out what's happening in the opera, concert, and dance scene this week.
Maggie Burrows directs the Tony-winning musical with choreography by William Carlos Angulo.
The six-time Tony winner stars as Rose in the Arthur Laurents-Jule Styne-Stephen Sondheim musical.
The international hit, which features the songs of ABBA, is back at the Winter Garden Theatre.
Cassie Beck will star in the Tony-nominated, Pulitzer Prize finalist play.
With a Tony-winning book, music, and lyrics by Shaina Taub, the work explores the Women's Suffrage movement's victories and failures.
"Pat," as she was widely called, was well-known throughout the theatre community as a director, mentor, producer, backstage coordinator, grant writer, box office manager, and administrator.
Maggie Burrows is directing the Tony-winning musical with choreography by William Carlos Angulo.
