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The Sing Like a Sponge contest is celebrating the 25th anniversary of everyone's (not so) simple sponge.
The 2008 musical by Stew and Heidi Rodewald is playing London's Young Vic.
Drew McOnie is at the helm for the U.K. run.
Gabriel Vick is continuing his performance as Daniel Hillard as the London run of the musical enters its second year.
This newly released featurette offers the most comprehensive look yet at the stage-to-screen adaptation, hitting theatres this Thanksgiving.
Clooney and Grant Heslov have adapted their 2005 film for the stage, to be directed by David Cromer.
Kristin Chenoweth, Melody Butiu, and Nina White will lead the Boston premiere of the new musical.
The new musical is running at Broadway's Longacre Theatre through May 19.
Winners will be recognized at a May 23 ceremony at Lincoln Center.
Jamie Lloyd is directing the new revival of the classic Shakespeare tragedy.
Escola stars opposite Conrad Ricamora, and both will transfer with the campy comedy to Broadway's Lyceum in June.
Paul Oakley Stovall and Tom Mullen bring a version of Frankenstein screen director James Whale's life to the stage that puts more focus on race.
The Tony-winning playwright is working on a follow-up to the queer rom-com for Amazon.
James Horan conceived and developed the work, described as "a musical biography."
The Nine and Grand Hotel original cast member will offer an encore performance of her cabaret evening Water Under the Bridge.
The new musical is running at Broadway's Longacre Theatre through May 19.
The special performances are part of the Fund's Producer's Picks benefit performance program.
Outgoing Lincoln Center Theater Artistic Director André Bishop will also receive the inaugural William Wolf Award.
Featuring a book by Sarah Ruhl, the stage adaptation of the 1957 film will play London's Young Vic Theatre.
The track is on Kittredge's recently released album, Romantic Notions.
Make your final bids, and see if you know the question that goes with this theatrical answer.
Written by Drew Larimore, the play follows a couple who make their living reselling items purloined from abandoned restaurants.
The popular children's book series by Mo Willems has officially come to the stage.
Paul Oakley Stovall and Tom Mullen bring a version of Frankenstein screen director James Whale's life to the stage that puts more focus on race.
Diyan Zora is directing the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Sanaz Toossi.
