'We Should Be Here': Sanaz Toossi on Bringing English, With Its Middle Eastern Cast, to Broadway
She never thought her play would get produced, much less win a Pulitzer. And she's trying to not freak out about it.
She never thought her play would get produced, much less win a Pulitzer. And she's trying to not freak out about it.
She never thought her play would get produced, much less win a Pulitzer. And she's trying to not freak out about it.
The powerhouse vocalist can be seen one night a week on Broadway at the St. James Theatre.
The Tony-winning composer reflects on the day she did Suffs and Ragtime back-to-back, and reveals what she's working on next.
The theatre loves a woman in politics.
The Broadway favorite was diagnosed in 2022, and he's now an advocate for ALS research and the spiritual mindset of health.
It's an up-and-coming Edinburgh neighborhood, and the setting for a Proclaimers musical.
Patti LuPone, Ruth Negga, Laura Benanti, Molly Ringwald, and more showed up to celebrate Broadway's new first lady.
The two-time Tony winner on why she had to add a waist to the flapper dresses.
The Off-Broadway theatre has announced the lineup of its new season, which includes new work and a revival of Sam Shepard's Curse of the Starving Class.
This summer, why not take a theatre road trip? Playbill has mapped out the perfect schedule for you.
The Broadway favorite is back and adding Carrie Chapman Catt to her roster of "badass" women.
An all-star cast will perform the Sondheim musical this week at Lincoln Center, backed by a 53-piece orchestra.
The show, currently running Off-Broadway at New York Theatre Workshop, is also a Pulitzer Prize finalist.
Settle is currently playing Nurse Angélique in the Australian production of the musical, taking over for Casey Donovan.
In the new Off-Broadway play, the two play congresswomen who bear a resemblance to real people.
Cats: "The Jellicle Ball" opened June 20 at Perelman Performing Arts Center Off-Broadway.
The first Tuesday performance after Tony Awards Sunday was a tearful one.
The Emmy winner stars opposite Ana Villafañe as they play two congresswomen who bear a resemblance to real people.
The show, based on the indie film, will premiere at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Following the Tony Awards ceremonies came the after-party.
For her first-ever Tony Awards ceremony, Lewis made sure to enjoy the moment and the attention.
The prolific actor is exploring Black queerness on stage in the new revival of the Kander and Ebb classic.
Backstage, the newly minted Tony winner was still processing her win for Hell's Kitchen.
She was recognized for her work in Appropriate on Broadway.