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Danny Quadrino and Kevin McHale will host the event, which is free and open to the public.
Debbie Allen will receive the Juneteenth Legacy Award at the free concert featuring actors from numerous Broadway shows.
Daniel Bravo Hernández and Ra'Mya Latiah Aikens star in the limited engagement through June 28.
The long-running family favorite opened at New World Stages in 2007.
After playing Columbia in The Rocky Horror Show, the Golden Globe winner wants to play Glinda in Wicked.
The duo are working hard to welcome new audiences to Manhattan Theatre Club.
The show, now playing on Broadway until June 21, has stars reading from celebrity memoirs.
Danny Robins' thriller will be directed by Matthew Dunster and Gabriel Vega Weissman.
It'll be a Kimberly Akimbo reunion at New World Stages, with Hogan and White joining Justin Cooley in the cult-favorite musical.
It'll be a Kimberly Akimbo reunion at New World Stages, with Hogan and White joining Justin Cooley in the cult-favorite musical.
The Off-Broadway immersive re-imagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera has also gotten a sixth extension.
The limited engagement production will play SoHo Playhouse next month.
The duo performed Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats tune at the annual MCC Theater fundraiser.
Stephen Whitson will direct the Frank Wildhorn musical based on the Japanese manga series.
The Shaftesbury is being renamed for the stage and screen icon.
The Lost Boys film star paid a visit to the story's hit Broadway adaptation.
The Broadway favorite plays Roxie Hart at the Ambassador Theatre.
The Tony-winning Lin-Manuel Miranda musical continues at the Richard Rodgers Theatre.
Kecia Lewis, Dominique Fishback, and Danielle Pinnock have joined previously announced stars Kerry Washington and Kara Young.
The transfer has been heavily rumored since the musical hit it big at the 2026 Olivier Awards following a West End world premiere.
Molly Bernard, Zoë Winters, and more star in the new work from the Eureka Day playwright at MCC Theater.
The limited run features an ever-changing cast of celebrity notables reading excerpts from real autobiographies.
CMS will play the historic New York mineral springs town in July.
Playbill gave disposable cameras to seven members from nominated shows to capture all the magic.
Stories from the creation of Ragtime, including how the actors pranked Audra McDonald.
