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The Glee star became the revival's new Fanny Brice September 6.
The Grammy-winning artist and Broadway alum will star as Eve and Mama Noah in the Stephen Schwartz-John Caird musical.
The sequel to the cult favorite Halloween film streams on Disney+ September 30.
The upcoming musical based on the 2000 film has revealed lottery and rush ticket programs.
The co-production with Theater Mitu is written by Victor I. Cazares and directed by Rubén Polendo.
Current star Sarah Afful will temporarily depart the production for maternity leave.
The three-day event from Playbill, The Broadway League, the Times Square Alliance, and Prudential Financial will include performances, sing-alongs, a block party, and more.
Neil Meron will produce the project for Sony Pictures Television.
Gabby Beans, Alicia Pilgrim, Patrick Vaill, and more star in the Atlantic Theater Company production.
The theatrical non-profit is sending the grant to the Hispanic Federation on behalf of the Broadway community.
Rosie Graham, Michael Elcock, Lisa Lambe, and Victoria Hamilton-Barritt will lead the cast of the mythic retelling of the story of Sleeping Beauty.
Also: audiences are flocking to see The Phantom of the Opera before its historic run comes to a close.
Get a first look at the production, also broadcasting live in NYC and online.
Sammi Cannold directs the Syracuse Stage production starring Rent Tony winner Wilson Jermaine Heredia.
Directed by Daniel Fish, the revival played a sold-out run at London's Young Vic earlier this year.
The contemporary dance company's latest piece is inspired by choreographer Brock's real-life family history.
Among the new faces are Erik C. Peterson and Joel Meyers, taking over as Scorpius Malfoy and Albus Potter, respectively.
Robert O'Hara directs the new revival of the Lorraine Hansberry play.
The all-star October 1 in-person and streaming concert will benefit the Entertainment Community Fund.
The festival will run October 10-16 at Theatre Row.
The festival will run October 10-16 at Theatre Row.
Kathleen Chalfant will star in the Joan Didion play, not seen in New York since its 2007 Broadway premiere.
The Hedwig and the Angry Inch Tony winner is the Off-Broadway musical's newest star.
The initial filing followed an all-star concert of the project at the Kennedy Center.
The Les Misérables star will star as Father in the Stephen Schwartz-John Caird musical.
