The two-time Tony winner reflects on her stage career, including when she was in two Broadway shows at the same time, in the latest episode of My Life in The Theatre.
Tony nominee David Rockwell discusses his mischievously reinforced set, the inaugural to reopen the Todd Haimes Theatre.
The new musical about asylum seekers will be directed by Joe Brancato.
This revival is now the most Tony-nominated production of the cult favorite in theatrical history.
Black Trans Liberation has provided weekly meals to New York City community members weekly for more than six years.
The Tony nominated musical visited the iconic Trustees Room to perform a special, intimate showcase.
Vineyard Theatre is presenting the new work, directed by Pam MacKinnon.
Get a look at the track list—including a surprise bonus track.
The Best Musical Tony nominee has released the first song from its upcoming album, and Playbill has a special sneak peek.
He's currently up for a Tony Award for Best Play, for his surprisingly relevant comedy about a homeowners' association.
The new version of the Russian dramatist's final play has been adapted by Olivier-winning playwright Laura Wade.
Don't lose your head, the Pentatonix singer begins performances next week.
Kip Williams directs Bridgerton star Yerin Ha, Phia Saban, and Lydia Wilson in the video-heavy reimagining of Jean Genet's classic.
Mr. Wolsky was one of the last remaining members of costume design's old guard.
The winning songwriters will travel to New York City this June to work with mentors on a special concert at New World Stages.
Mr. Lane was the scribe behind Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, and more.
The label will create and develop streaming albums and videos, with an eye toward live concert performances and physical media releases.
WeGotThis.org empowers the cancer community to thrive by providing essential resources, including the first universal gift registry.
The romantic comedy is hitting the road!
Colbert has genuine stage bonafides, which we're looking back on in honor of the final episode of The Late Show.
This year's honors will be awarded June 22 at a private ceremony emceed by Julie Halston.
This year, the Best Original Score category contains nods to Joe Turner's Come and Gone and Death of a Salesman.
Press agents Heath Schwartz and Michelle Farabaugh will lead the new venture.
The work tracks real-world figure Nick Yarris, a man convicted of murder who then petitions the court not for an appeal, but for an execution date.
The autobiographical work has Christian exploring her family history and why she is able to see ghosts.