Glenn Close Pens Apology for Missing Sunset Boulevard Performance on Mother's Day
The three-time Tony winner posted a statement on her Facebook page.
The three-time Tony winner posted a statement on her Facebook page.
The limited engagement will play London’s Vaudeville Theatre.
The Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan play begins performances May 18.
The Oscar and Tony-winning composer discussed upcoming projects as part of the Build Series.
Josh Groban and Denée Benton currently co-star in the new musical, nominated for 12 Tony Awards.
The annual event was held May 15 in Manhattan.
The new musical was recently nominated for 12 Tony Awards—the most of any production of the season.
The tour launched in October 2016.
The Tony-nominated actor chats about the roaring crowds at Hello, Dolly!, his A-list co-stars, and the one performance he’ll never forget.
Brothers Jim and Bob Walton will play the vaudevillian gangsters.
Spamilton’s Nicholas Edwards stars in the title role.
The Hamilton actor will begin his tenure in the fall.
The Charles Dickens celebration comprises A Tale of Two Cities and Oliver Twist created for everyone aged six and over.
The Oscar-winning composer warns fans not to expect a carbon copy of the stage musical.
Among those singing the work of Alan Menken and Glenn Slater are Ariana DeBose, Bobby Conte Thornton, Nick Cordero, and more.
The weekend of performances will also feature Corbin Bleu, Dove Cameron, Lea DeLaria, and more.
Tony winner Buckley also salutes the late Stritch on her new album, Story Songs.
Mr. Boothe was an Emmy winner for his portrayal of Jim Jones in Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones.
The 2017–2018 season will also include the Off-Broadway company’s first production of a Tennessee Williams play.
Rufus Hound will star in the George Stiles and Anthony Drewe musical, beginning June 16.
The original Book of Mormon star and now two-time Tony nominee opens up about his role in the recent Broadway revival.
See which stage favorites will be featured on talk shows in the upcoming week.
Nicole Scherzinger and Colt Prattes show off their movies in the new clip.
The Jimmy Buffett musical began previews May 9 at La Jolla Playhouse.
The sneak peek also features Jane Krakowski and Josh Charles.