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The U.K. tour will launch in January.
The performance concludes the PBS Arts Fall Festival.
The four-time Tony nominee looks back on the craziest nights and most moving moments of her career.
Tyne Daly will be among the performers in Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall.
Other Broadway favorites heading to San Francisco include Matthew Morrison and James Monroe Iglehart.
The performance included cast members from three Lloyd Webber musicals performing School of Rock’s “You're in the Band”
The new series, which also features Bernadette Peters, picks up one year after the events of the final episode of The Good Wife.
The benefit concert was recorded July 25 at the Disney Theatre and featured a host of Broadway favorites.
The annual ceremony will be held in June at The Town Hall in New York.
The acclaimed production, which stars Christian Borle, Stephanie J. Block, and Andrew Rannells, will be preserved in January for a future broadcast.
Nearly 8 million Broadway theatre tickets were bought by visitors in the past year.
The evening will feature Laura Osnes, Amber Iman, and more.
Lonny Price directs the evening, which will be broadcast from David Geffen Hall.
The writers will produce 18 new musicals this winter at Goodspeed Musicals.
The conversation with the entertainment icon will be held in January in Los Angeles.
John Barrowman hosted the concert, which featured Ashley Brown, Alton Fitzgerald White, Alan Menken, and a sneak peek at Frozen.
Performances begin in February in Florida.
The segment will feature performers from all three of his currently running Broadway shows.
Performances begin at the Lyric Opera of Chicago in April.
The film also features Billy Crudup.
The multiple Oscar winner will be celebrated at the Waldorf Astoria.
The upcoming reading is part of the Project Shaw series celebrating George Bernard Shaw.
Four winners with several Broadway credits were named.
The performance, filmed at Radio City Music Hall in September, commemorates the entertainment icon’s 90th birthday.
Oliver Butler, who developed the new play, will also direct.
