See the Jimmy Kimmel-Inspired Opening Number for Mona Pirnot's I Became We
Plus, read the reviews of the Off-Broadway choral play about a millennial mid-life crisis.
Plus, read the reviews of the Off-Broadway choral play about a millennial mid-life crisis.
A SpotCo designer created it on a roof in Chelsea using stencils, spray paint, and duct tape.
The film, which will get a cinematic release, follows Brian Clowdus as he attempts a return to producing.
The Emmy and Tony winner opened his new show on Broadway, and the celebrities came out to celebrate.
The play, co-written by Hanks and James Glossman, is about a man who time travels to 1939.
Plus, high schoolers across the country will be able to see the Jocelyn Bioh play for free.
The 18th annual ceremony features high school musical theatre talent from around the country.
These Broadway stars will be running 26.2 miles November 1.
The play by Lauren Yee is Off-Broadway, starring Kelly Marie Tran and Francis Jue.
In her newest play, Washburn fell down the MAHA rabbit hole—and emerged to tell the tale.
The new play from the Tony-winning playwright will run at Park Avenue Armory.
The romance between a woman and a man made of baskets has been retold multiple times.
The album will be out in November, alongside the premiere of season 4 of the HBO series.
The performance venue has announced its 2026–2027 season.
The Lauren Yee play is running at Signature Theatre.
The Broadway alum co-star in a new episode airing October 15 on NBC.
Bioh joined the cast of the Broadway play this past weekend, while Miller was out for four performances.
She is currently starring in King of the Yees, playing its writer, Lauren Yee.
The period drama starring Broadway veterans begins its fourth season November 1 on HBO.
The Bruce Norris play, about sex offenders, has pushed back its start date.
The Big Bang Theory star is currently playing Tennessee Williams at Lookingglass Theatre.
A partnership between The Stay Gold Project, City Year, and Situation Project is welcoming thousands of students to the Tony-winning musical.
The show will play aboard the new Disney Believe.
Cooper was part of the original Broadway cast, while Abud is a newcomer to the Duncan Sheik musical.
He is currently playing Tennessee Williams in Kowalski at Lookingglass Theatre.