Thanks to fashion police and magazine reporters everywhere, “Who are you wearing?” has become one of the standard questions on any red carpet. But at Broadway.com, we tackle the question…
You know that feeling when you have a crush on someone and they actually know your name? Here at Broadway.com, we have talent crushes on more people than we can count, so we understand the t…
Every year, we ask Tony nominees how much of their acceptance speeches they’ve already written in their heads. Every year, we get a lot of “Who, me? Nothing!” answers. We understand th…
When we asked the illustrious 2026 class of Tony nominees about the best thing they’ve ever won, we expected a few impressive answers. After all, this group has quite the collection of har…
How can there be competition in the arts? Especially when the shows and performances are all so wildly different? Oh, pish posh. A little healthy competition among Broadway’s best is part …
Awards season is in full swing. How’s everyone holding up? Is your feed packed with dressed-up nominees at luncheons and galas? Are you plotting your office Tony pool strategy? Finalizing …
Sometimes you just need something to look forward to. Consider the fall handled: Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell are coming to Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre in Jamie Lloyd’s Much Ado A…
Ruben Santiago-Hudson has spent a large part of his career inside August Wilson’s world. He won a Tony Award for his performance in Seven Guitars, directed the Tony-winning revival of Jitn…
In Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, people are trying to get themselves back. Debbie Allen’s production at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre never loses sight of that. Allen saw the Broadway premie…
David Auburn's Proof opened on Broadway 26 years ago and went on to win three Tony Awards and the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2001. It has never been revived on Broadway. Until now. Tho…
There's nothing distant about Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman now playing at Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre. This revival, directed by Joe Mantello and starring Nathan Lane and Laurie …
Everyone nods like they know Dog Day Afternoon. Maybe you saw the 1975 movie. Or at least you know it starred Al Pacino and John Cazale (a.k.a. The Godfather's Michael Corleone and brother F…
Hell's Kitchen, the New York coming-of-age musical inspired by the life of Alicia Keys and set to her music, has set a closing date on Broadway. Its final performance at the Shubert Theat…
New stars are flying into the Broadway blockbuster Wicked this spring. Keri René Fuller, currently the Elphaba standby, will assume the role full time, and Emma Flynn, who most recently …
Zama Magudulela is joining the North American tour of Disney's The Lion King as Rafiki. Magudulela will begin performances on January 13 in Sacramento at the Safe Credit Union Performing Art…
Casting is set for the North American tour of The Great Gatsby. The tour of the musical, starring the previously announced Jake David Smith as Jay Gatsby and Senzel Ahmady as Daisy Buchanan,…
Bryce Pinkham has been living with Chess for nearly a decade. "I've been working on it with [writer] Danny Strong and [director] Michael Mayer since the Kennedy Center," he says. "It's almos…
The complete cast and design team is set for the world premiere of Chinese Republicans by Alex Lin. The Roundabout Theatre Company production, directed by Chay Yew, will begin performances o…
The complete cast and design team is set for the world premiere of Chinese Republicans by Alex Lin. The Roundabout Theatre Company production, directed by Chay Yew, will begin performances o…
Samuel D. Hunter's Little Bear Ridge Road, starring two-time Tony winner Laurie Metcalf and Micah Stock, is closing early. The play, which was originally scheduled to close on…
D.L. Coburn, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright whose debut play The Gin Game became an enduring work that is still widely produced, died of colon cancer on December 3 in Dallas, Texas. H…
Shoshana Bean is joining the world premiere of The Lost Boys, A New Musical. The Grammy winner and two-time Tony nominee will take on the role of Lucy Emerson in the musical (Ragtime's…
A pair of Tony-winning stage legends will return to Broadway this spring in a great American classic. Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf will star in a new production of Arthur Miller's 1949 …
Whitney Leavitt, known for The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and Dancing with the Stars, will make her Broadway debut in Chicago. She will star as Roxie Hart beginning on February 2, 2026 at …
Tom Stoppard, the award-winning playwright and screenwriter whose intellectually challenging dramas made him one of the leading writers of the stage, has died, according to The Guardian. He …