Taylor Louderman Joins Cast of Broadway's Kinky Boots Jan. 16
The hit musical recently became Broadway’s 50th longest-running show.
The hit musical recently became Broadway’s 50th longest-running show.
The reading is part of the Project Shaw series celebrating George Bernard Shaw.
Tony winner Jeff Whitty penned the book.
The Stephen Karam drama will begin a national tour in November.
The musical opened on Broadway in November 2005.
Fathom Events has joined forces with Turner Classic Movies for screenings of several classics.
Ken Ludwig’s stage adaptation of the Agatha Christie classic will make its premiere in March.
Mrs. Miller Does Her Thing will debut at the Signature in Arlington, Virginia.
The production will mark the Broadway debut of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage.
The program allows artists a chance to develop a new theatrical piece.
The Tony-winning actor will be seen in the spinoff of Ocean’s Eleven.
The English actor may recreate her leading role in a transfer of the Young Vic’s Yerma.
The ever-busy singing actor will also step into the title role of Broadway’s Aladdin on a date to be announced.
The decades-old non-profit had previously canceled its 2016-17 New York season.
The evening features Laura Osnes, Amber Iman, and more.
The witty diva, who created the role of Tanya in Broadway’s Mamma Mia!, reflects on the craziest and most moving moments of her career.
Josh Groban, Denée Benton, and more take part in the afternoon event.
The winner will be celebrated at a reception at Sardi’s in March.
Julie Halston will host the benefit evening.
The Grammy nominee is currently starring in the national tour of the musical based on the film of the same name.
The stage and screen star is writing the music and lyrics for a musical based on the Whitney Houston film.
Performances continue at Hartford Stage through mid-February.
The recording of the Alan Menken-Howard Ashman song will be heard in Disney’s live-action remake as well as on the soundtrack for that film.
The Musicals in Mufti series will also include another Jerry Herman musical, Milk and Honey.
The three-time Tony winner will play Pennsylvania, California, Florida, Ohio, and more.