Listen to Patti LuPone and Cast of London Company Sing Title Song
Marianne Elliott’s gender-swapped production, which also stars Rosalie Craig, begins performances September 26.
Marianne Elliott’s gender-swapped production, which also stars Rosalie Craig, begins performances September 26.
Performances will begin in November at the Piccadilly.
The U.K.-born comedy is the longest-running play currently on Broadway.
Carousel and Gettin’ the Band Back Together also played their final performances on Broadway.
Cecily Strong and Martha Plimpton will host the A is For fundraiser.
The evening will be held at Broadway’s American Airlines Theatre.
Raymond J. Lee and Jason Ma will also be part of the evening, presented by the National Asian Artists Project and Prospect Theater Company.
Molly Shannon, Killian Donnelly, Nina Dobrev, and more were also part of the reading at the Château Marmont.
The long-running talk show was co-hosted by its co-creator, Susan Haskins-Doloff.
María Irene Fornés and Joe Mantello will also be among those honored at the Gershwin Theatre.
Buckley, soon to be seen in the national tour of Hello, Dolly!, will be honored in November.
The outdoor venue regularly attracts top Broadway talent.
Eric Tucker will direct the new musical, which begins performances October 30 in Pennsylvania.
The traveling production will begin in Chicago in January 2019.
The Disney-Cameron Mackintosh musical will follow Aladdin into the Prince Edward Theatre.
The musical, based on the late Wendy Wasserstein’s children's book, plays New Jersey’s Two River Theater.
The 15-minute musical continues through September 16.
Adam Heller and Tom Souhrada co-star at the Davenport Theatre.
Valentina Fratti will direct Adam Seidel’s new play.
The American Theatre Wing’s annual gala will honor the award-winning composer, who recently achieved EGOT status.
The long-running musical continues on Broadway at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
The evening will be held October 14 at the Birdland Theater.
Hannah Ryan will direct the industry reading of the new musical.
Lloyd Webber is collaborating with Tom MacRae and Emerald Fennell.
The cast will include Louise Redknapp, Amber Davies, and Natalie McQueen.