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A show and a star have aligned. Mary Rodgers' 1959 musical comedy has found Sutton Foster.
Look out 'cause here it comes. Disney Theatrical Group announced that a new stage musical of "The Greatest Showman" is in development at their D23 fan convention in Anaheim, Calif., on F…
For the first time since "The Wiz," R&B legend Stephanie Mills is back in another Tony-winning Broadway musical, as Hermes in "Hadestown."
Opening night is Sept. 24 at the Lucille Lortel Theatre.
The sun will come out Dec. 4 when the hit musical opens at The Theater at MSG.
Max Wolf Friedlich's spicy drama is a collision of all of those essays and studies you've read about that age group's unique tendencies " especially their desire to get paid by doing "meanin…
Excellent! Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter are having a "Bill & Ted" reunion.
Wizards and Muggles welcome.
Something I would have never guessed five years ago: One of Broadway's hottest shows is a rip-roaring comedy about Mary Todd Lincoln, the wife of Abraham Lincoln.
The laugh out loud funny show now runs until Nov. 10.
The preposterously enjoyable non-musical play does the impossible "thanks to the irrepressible comic genius of playwright and actor Cole Escola.
The behind-closed-doors scenes pitting the Speaker of the House against the upstart New York congresswoman are more like Disney's Hall of Presidents " reverential and robotic " than Capitol …
The hottest show in town is… "Cats"? Nobody's said that since around 1984.
The iconic Broadway venue that's played host to such luminaries as Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli and Bette Midler was dramatically lifted 30 feet.
Ian McKellen reportedly lost his footing during a fight scene in "Player Kings," and he fell off the stage in front of the audience.
"No more Carlyle! No more Carlyle!," shouted Billy Porter.Â
Here's the ultimate triple threat: beat the heat, catch a show AND save money on tickets.
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They weren't outsiders on Sunday night. In a neck-and-neck race, the fantastic new musical "The Outsiders" ultimately took home the coveted Best Musical trophy at the Tony Awards, honoring t…
It's time for Broadway's biggest night!
It's not just the humidity that has Midtown Manhattan sweating bullets -- it's the Tony Awards.
If you thought Broadway was Hollywood's classier cousin, you thought wrong.
With a score as lush and transportive as this one, bigger is definitely better.
Get yourself a Tonys treat and save on tickets.
"To be honest, I didn't know he could act that well until I saw him live," the theater manager said about Pat Sajak.
