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Dancers for the annual burlesque spectacular will include Ehizoje
Azeke, Tony d'Alelio, Kolton Krouse, Mark Mackillop, Samantha Pollino,
and more.
The hit musical continues at the Neil Simon Theatre.
The solo show serves as the Broadway debut for playwright Jamie Wax.
Finn's individual dimming follows the first group dimming, held June 10.
The new musical, starring Betsy Wolfe, will begin previews Off-Broadway June 21.
The musical has shifted the action from England to the legendary port city New Orleans, completed with a jazz influenced orchestration.
From outcast to self-made diva, she's carved out a space where queer and trans artists are in the spotlight.
Drag queen Mari Con Carne provides an inside look at the charged performance.
Original star Sadie Sink is departing the Tony-nominated play in July.
Nick Cearley and Lauren Molina will lead the concerts at Joe's Pub.
Many Broadway stars will grace the stage in concert throughout the 92nd St. Y's season.
Christopher Ashley directs Joe Iconis and Gregory S. Moss' musical at Virginia's Signature.
The Broadway favorite will star in the title role of the musical about the politician-turned-circus impresario.
The 2025-2026 season will also include the New York premiere of Thornton Wilder's final play, The Emporium.
See how school and community theatres around the country have designed covers for these iconic musicals.
Elizabeth A. Davis, Paula Gaudier, Alan H. Green, and Nathan Salstone will star.
Julia Masli's solo comedy, a 2023 Edinburgh Festival Fringe hit, is now running at the Public Theater.
Titled I Feel Myself to Be a Part of Something, it will place a lens on five distinct communities across the U.S. in five documentary films.
The 2025 gala celebrated the music of Van Morrison.
Felton will return to the role of Draco Malfoy this fall at the Lyric.
Performers will include the Jonas Brothers, Eric Church, Lenny Kravitz, Ava Max, Keke Palmer, and Trisha Yearwood.
The Office Emmy nominee is starring in the new Penelope Skinner comedy at Studio Seaview.
The Tony-nominated star needs time to recover from a vocal injury.
The long-running, hit jukebox musical continues at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
Winning writers include Lianah Sta. Ana, Jaime Lozano, Andy Roninson, and more.
