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Mr. Yulin's Broadway debut came in 1980's Watch on the Rhine, situating him as an acclaimed dramatic actor with a propensity for elevated language.
The musical pays homage to the original film's connection with queer audiences.
The musical, based on the true story of a man who flew thanks to a mass of balloons, has come to the U.S. after a hit run in the U.K.
The Playbill Store has gifts for all the theatre kids in your life.
It's looking likely that Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Music of the Night" will be heard on West 57th Street this season.
The Tony-winning Best Musical continues at the Walter Kerr Theatre.
The new play with music comes from Nathan Yungerberg and Lawrence El Grecco.
The grant marks a moment for Situation Project and arts access in NYC for students.
The Broadway veteran of Summer and Cinderella sings Harry Nilsson's "Spaceman" from her upcoming New York solo debut.
This year, Pride Plays is partnering with longtime collaborator Rattlestick Theater to present these works free to the public.
The production will be directed by Gordon Greenberg (Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors).
Set in a decaying home on the edge of industrial sprawl, the work explores the quiet devastation of environmental collapse.
The follow-up to The Play That Goes Wrong sees the Cornley Drama Society take on the J.M. Barrie classic to disastrous results.
He may be a country musician, but he's wanted to play the Emcee since he was a teenager.
Several shows have canceled or added performances during the holiday week.
Panelists and moderators have also been announced for Broadway Advocacy Coalition and Working Theater's upcoming festival.
The revolutionary artist reshaped 20th century Colombia.
The uniquely designed public park on Manhattan's Hudson River waterfront will host 24 free evenings of events.
The Hue Park-Will Aronson musical won six Tonys at the 78th Annual Tony Awards.
The hit musical based on the life of rock icon Tina Turner opened in 2018 at the Aldwych.
Makena Reynolds, Teagan Reynolds, and JT Kaufman have penned the new show about the American poet.
The corn-y musical played a Broadway run in 2023, and is currently making its U.K. premiere in London.
The musical, about the making of a musical, will play its final performance June 22.
This year, Discover will showcase three new short or one-act musicals by emerging AAPI writers, composers, performers, and creatives.
Directed by Jo Bonney, the play is part of the Off-Broadway company's rescheduled season.
