5 Vocalists Set for Free Broadway's Future Concert Celebrating Rising Songwriters
The evening will spotlight the work of Michael Uselmann and Alex Koceja.
The evening will spotlight the work of Michael Uselmann and Alex Koceja.
David Staller will direct the reading as part of the Project Shaw series.
Tony nominee Maroulis will star in the Virginia Musical Theatre production of the Frank Wildhorn musical.
The anthology series also features Ricky Martin, Tony winner Annaleigh Ashford, Edgar Ramirez, and Penelope Cruz.
Luwoye steps into the role of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton at the Richard Rodgers Theatre after playing the role on tour.
The hit Andrew Lloyd Webber musical will celebrate the milestone with a special performance January 24.
Eva Noblezada made her Broadway debut as Kim in the production, earning a Tony nomination for her work in the Boublil and Schönberg musical.
The musical stage adaptation of the beloved film plays its final performance at the Lunt-Fontanne.
The original company member will be succeeded by Michael Luwoye.
The actor will perform "America the Beautiful" on the NBC broadcast.
Felder will bring his Irving Berlin tribute to Manhattan this summer.
The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical continues at the Winter Garden Theatre.
Michael Grandage will direct the limited West End engagement.
Performances will begin January 30 at the Florida venue.
Gilbert Glenn Brown and Karen Malina White co-star.
Gary Griffin will direct the one-night-only event with choreography by Joshua Bergasse.
Noah Galvin currently stars in the title role of the hit musical at the Music Box Theatre.
The new star of Hello, Dolly! also described what she feels the moment before stepping onto a Broadway stage.
Donations will support the Society of Professional Journalists.
The ensemble is comprised of students from the Broadway Method Academy.
The extensive archive includes drafts of numerous Miller plays, 50 journals kept by the playwright, photographs, and more.
The Tony nominee will star in the Virginia Musical Theatre production of the Frank Wildhorn musical.
The event will launch the Paramount Network.
Three-time Tony recipient Peters will talk about her upcoming return to Broadway with host Hoda Kotb.
The fundraiser benefits the Bob Woodruff Foundation.