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The Broadway alum co-star in a new episode airing October 15 on NBC.
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.
This new production will be directed by Bruce Guthrie.
The two play twins in Wanted. In real life, their bond is so powerful, they even live down the street from each other.
Sorkin, Bradley Whitford, Tom Blyth, and Krysta Rodriguez held a press conference October 6.
The event will take place December 7, as the closure of the Kennedy Center moves forward.
The two currently play rivals on Broadway.
The show will run at HERE Arts Center into December.
The show was filmed on Broadway at the Todd Haimes Theatre, and soon, you can watch it in movie theatres.
Steven Pasquale directs the Clifford Odets classic.
The Familia, an organization for Latine and immigrant artists, launches this month with an epic, 100-person music video.
Jones' one-person show will run as part of the 2027 Under the Radar Festival.
Voices Of The Gilded Age: The Christmas Album will be released in November.
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum will release the entire cast of The Rocky Horror Picture Show as bobbleheads
The puppet show/cabaret was a sensation in New York City 18 years ago. Now it's returned, its fabulousness undiminished.
The musical by Greg Kotis and Mark Hollmann opened September 20, 2001—controversial title and all.
Sheik died last week; his final musical begins performances this week.