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Currently starring as Dorothy in the pre-Broadway tour, Lewis sings one of the production's most unique song list additions.
Ephraim Sykes stars in the Savion Glover"choreographed New York City Center production.
The new version will feature an original score by KT Tunstall and Glenn Slater.
The Connecticut venue's crew, costume, scenic, hair, and makeup staff voted overwhelmingly to join the labor group.
The comedian's solo show has already played Broadway, London, Edinburgh, Melbourne, and more.
Get a closer look at some of the upcoming movie musical's dance numbers in this featurette.
Theatrical Rights Worldwide will publish a six-play collection, the first of an annual series, from online submissions.
Based on the 1980 Clint Eastwood film, the show comes to the U.K. following a 2019 world premiere in Los Angeles.
This year's parade has been extended by 30 minutes, a first for the annual tradition.
The fourth annual event marks World AIDS Day and supports Broadway Cares.
Savion Glover is co-directing and choreographing, along with dancing in the ensemble.
The new musical about a real-life Deaf soldier in World War I is written and directed by Marshall Pailet.
Douglas Thompson and Johanna Telander are writing the new show based on Florence Engel Randall's novel, previously adapted for the screen by Disney.
The musical held a weekend-long celebration in anticipation of its October 30 anniversary.
The Tony winner brought some of her most embarassing shots to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon October 30.
The family-friendly musical played an encore Off-Broadway run at New World Stages earlier this year.
It's guys versus girls as the Broadway Merrily We Roll Along stars join the Grammy winner to test their theatre trivia brains.
This Jazz at Lincoln Center concert promises to be the best version yet of the Burt Shevelove-Stephen Sondheim musical.
The Jocelyn Bioh world premiere is now running via Manhattan Theatre Club.
The Tony nominee will play Cliff in the Olivier-winning revival.
The work is being developed posthumously following the death of its playwright, Diana Amsterdam.
Justin Collette, Isabella Esler, Megan McGinnis, and Will Burton currently lead the ghoulish musical.
The biomusical following the life of the artist and exiled aristocrat played previous runs at Williamstown Theatre Festival and La Jolla Playhouse.
Daniel Aukin directs the new work, which features songs by former Arcade Fire member Will Butler.
Jason Alexander made his Broadway directorial debut with the new comedy from playwright Sandy Rustin.
