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Andrew Lloyd Webber discusses director Jamie Lloyd's most recent theatrical staging.
Voyage Theater Company is presenting readings of works by Vichet Chum, Kamilah Bush, and more at Judson Memorial Church.
Tom Kitt and the creators of the Pulitzer-winning musical went back into the studio to make a new 15th anniversary edition of the original Broadway cast album.
The Céline Dion jukebox musical will give its final performance June 29, but its creators are still hoping for Broadway.
Highlighting the best of high school musical theatre talent, the ceremony will feature 110 nominees from 55 regional awards programs.
Their work blended theatre and ritual to create queer-friendly spaces.
The James Ijames play, which premiered in New York in 2022, is a reimagining of Shakespeare's Hamlet.
RiseNY, in a partnership with Playbill, is presenting the free event to benefit Heritage of Pride.
Alumni of the summer institution include Lynn Nottage, John Patrick Shanley, Taylor Mac, and more.
Both productions closed June 18, marking the conclusion of Hugh Jackman-Sonia Friedman's Together initiative.
Monda succeeds Casey York in the role, whose leadership guided the League through the last four years of recovery and expansion.
Jethro Compton directs the new musical, based on the F. Scott Fitzgerald short story.
Jessica Fisch will direct the new play by Laura Lapidus.
The comedian/singer is bringing a new cabaret evening, Out Rage, to Café Carlyle.
Starring Jean Smart, the work centers on a woman trapped in an abusive marriage who finds possible escape through writing poetry.
The summer will include a new production of Camelot, an acclaimed new play recently staged Off-Broadway, and a world premiere musical.
He recently picked up his fifth Tony nomination for his work on the 2025 Tony winner for Best Musical.
The musical adaptation of Kate DiCamillo's children's novel premiered in the U.K. in 2021.
The Big Apple has no shortage of things to do indoors, but if you want to enjoy the sunshine, these beaches are easy to get to.
Broadway and West End star Barks is Elsa in the broadcast of the filmed London production.
Tony winner André De Shields will receive the Juneteenth Legacy Award
at the free concert hosted by two-time Tony winner Kara Young and Jon
Michael Hill.
Bente Engelstoft will direct the solo show from the Shrinking writer at the SoHo Playhouse.
Exploring the rivalry between Puccini and Ruggero Leoncavallo over La Bohéme, the work is headed for London's Park Theatre.
The Purlie Tony winner will be accompanied by a trio led by musical director Darnell White.
The Best Play winner continues its run at the Hayes Theatre.
