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Despite Trump's takeover and several show cancellations, the Washington, D.C. institution will continue to host several national tours.
The production features an in-the-round design allowing audiences to get up close to the live skateboarding.
Chad Larabee will direct the new work from Brett Boles and Bonnie Logan.
The milestone fell on what would have been the late director-writer's 75th birthday.
The cult hit musical is coming back to the Off-Broadway theatre where it made its New York premiere.
Find out why this cult favorite downtown hit has become a surprisingly huge Broadway smash"and Best Play Tony nominee.
Stay up to date with the best of dance, opera, concert music, and more in NYC.
Tina Landau directs the new musical she conceived with Idina Menzel, who also stars.
It has been a banner year in the American theatre, and these Tony-nominated shows are the cream of the crop.
Director Jamie Lloyd and the Sunset Blvd cast were also there to celebrate the new Tony nominee.
The Ghostlight Records release will be in stores this July.
The cult favorite series"turned Broadway musical is playing the Imperial Theatre.
MCC Theater held its annual gala April 7, where stars sing songs from shows they would not be cast in.
The talented comedian has picked up her third Tony nomination.
After a pandemic-induced delay and a film version, the dance piece is finally on the stage.
Maybe Happy Ending, Sunset Boulevard, Eureka Day, and Vanya all won production honors.
Created in honor of Lorraine Hansberry, the fellowships aim to support the next generation of women and non-binary playwrights of color.
The Broadway Cares fundraiser features a poker tournament for all levels and other casino games.
2025 Tony nominee Saheem Ali is directing the new musical, with songs by Michael Thurber.
With no support cast to lean on, the Tony nominee has to keep a very close eye on her health.
Ashley Rodbro directs the new musical that reimagines The Three Stooges as a trio of sisters.
The 2025 Tony nominee on creating "the impression of something when there is nothing."
The corn-y musical has crossed the pond to Regent's Park Open Air Theatre in London.
The union demanded "freedom from partisan interference in programming," among other stipulations.
The musical, based on the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel, continues at the Broadway Theatre.
