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The Tony-winning Disney favorite has surpassed 11,100 performances in New York.
The Off-Broadway company has released the first names for its annual concert: Lea Michele, Ruthie Ann Miles, Brian Stokes Mitchell, a Severance star, and more.
All the divas mentioned in Shaiman's new memoir and in Seth Rudetsky's new show.
Anne Kauffman again directs Clare Barron's Obie-winning play.
Find out who's performing in the musical centered on a young Roma slave in the mountains of 19th century Eastern Europe.
Gay Men's Chorus of D.C. members Peter Cheney and Drew Hastie had Playbills at their wedding day.
Harkening back to the days of DVD extras, the streaming release of Wicked: For Good has a whole bunch of bonus content up its sleeve.
The social media and podcast star has joined the rotating cast of notables of the Main Stem's latest Simon Rich compendium.
In Kramer/Fauci at NYU Skirball, Tony winner Will Brill plays Fauci and Thomas Jay Ryan plays Kramer.
Maria Friedman is attached to direct the new musical, featuring a book by novelist Alice Hoffman and Peter Duchan.
The collective will be comprised of leaders, artists, and advocates committed to advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion within the theater industry.
Laura Bell Bundy, Briga Heelan, Maurice Williams, and Oscar Williams will star.
The musical from KPop Demon Hunters writer Mark Sonnenblick will make its U.K. debut at Menier Chocolate Factory.
The 2026 Winter Olympics began February 6 in Milan.
Kelli O'Hara and Greg Naughton, Drew Gehling and Julia Mattison, more share which NYC restaurants has their hearts.
The solo adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel is directed by Kip Williams in the style of his earlier The Picture of Dorian Gray.
Jeannette Bayardelle, Andréa Burns, Lisa Howard, and more play musical instruments in this New Jersey production.
Curated and adapted by Roger Bean, the musical uses the classic songs to tell the story of young dreamers on their quest to win a life-changing radio contest.
The new program is being presented in partnership with Shea Theatricals.
The cast recording of Lincoln Center Theater's Broadway revival released January 9 for streaming and download.
The new program is being presented in partnership with Shea Theatricals.
The Tony-winning Hamilton star has stepped away from the Manhattan Theatre Club production due to a scheduling conflict.
J. William Bruce has written and is starring in the new play, which is getting a two-performance in NYC.
The (Disaster) Marathon of 1904 features a book by Ellis and music and lyrics by Jacob Ryan Smith and Daniel Mertzlufft.
Grey Henson, Jason Tam, Katerina McCrimmon, Crystal Lucas-Perry, Alex Moffat, and Jade Jones star in the new musical comedy.
