Casting Complete for Old Globe Guys and Dolls, Starring Terence Archie
Josh Rhodes will direct and choreograph the classic American musical.
Josh Rhodes will direct and choreograph the classic American musical.
He will play a limited engagement at the Walter Kerr Theatre.
The summer series offered in various neighborhoods throughout NYC will also feature a screening of Disney's Newsies.
The interview with the award-winning lyricist will be presented at the Union Theatre.
The musical comedy will conclude its run June 25.
Mr. Gustern spent over eight years in productions of the long-running musical.
The intensive will culminate in a public performance showcase directed by Liff.
The free series of lunchtime performances from Broadway and Off-Broadway shows launches July 6.
A choreography lab of the Alex Timbers-directed musical is also scheduled.
Winer guided the past nine seasons of the acclaimed concert series celebrating the American Songbook.
A Nevada judge ruled that the creators of the Tony-winning musical are not guilty of copyright infringement.
Two encore broadcasts are scheduled for August.
The production is the winner of the ACCA Award for Outstanding Broadway Chorus.
The star of the current Broadway revival of Sunset Boulevard recalled earning her first Tony Award.
The limited engagement will be part of the Broadway in Chicago season.
The recording artist will step into the role of Sonya.
The Tony winner joined host Stephen Colbert as the First Lady moves into the White House.
The lineup of films has been announced for the annual film festival, which is presented Monday nights.
Victoria Clark, Toni Collette, Alan Cumming, and Harvey Fierstein are among the actors whose performances most stand out in Creel’s mind.
Initial casting has been announced for the production, which will premiere in Australia in November at the Sydney Theatre Company.
The marketplace, featuring music, performers, and giveaways, will be open for the final weekend of the run.
The Smash and Spring Awakening star will be part of the 12-episode series.
The Broadway favorites belt out the Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice score.
The video celebrates the Tony-winning revival of Hello, Dolly!
The festival’s opening show will spotlight the work of Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty.