Kristin Chenoweth and Kelli O'Hara to Headline Stars Align Virtual Concert Benefiting Broadway Cares
The Tony winners will be joined by more than 100 alumni from their alma mater, Oklahoma City University.
The Tony winners will be joined by more than 100 alumni from their alma mater, Oklahoma City University.
The series was inspired by the Tony winner's #SunshineSongs campaign for students whose spring musicals were canceled.
Submissions are open for the three-day festival, which will use cutting-edge technology to bring the live theatre experience online.
Calling all theatre students: Submit questions now and you might see them answered during the hour-long interview.
The new recording will be released June 5.
The first-ever online edition of the week-long celebration of high school theatre kicks off in June.
The work made its Broadway debut in 2019 in a production starring Mary-Louise Parker.
Calling all theatre students: Submit questions now and you might see them answered during the hour-long interview.
Submit a question and you might get to ask the Carrie, Allegiance, and Altar Boyz director yourself live on this series from Playbill and The Growing Studio.
The statues come from the estate of six-time Tony-winning costume designer Florence Klotz.
Robbie Rozelle: Songs From Inside My Locker was recorded live at Feinstein's/54 Below in 2019.
Submit a question and you might get to ask the Carrie, Allegiance, and Altar Boyz director yourself live on Playbill and The Growing Studio's The Broadway Q&A.
The album includes the first-ever recordings of 14 songs penned by the late Runaways writer.
The 37-title collection includes performances by Helen Mirren, Judi Dench, Jonathan Pryce, John Cleese, and more.
The Hadestown star sings "Oh, King Daddy" in a track from The Liz Swados Project, out May 22.
The Tony-winning composer and lyricist will answer questions live on Playbill and The Growing Studio's The Broadway Q&A Series.
The director of Broadway's Mrs. Doubtfire and the upcoming The Music Man will answer your questions live on Playbill and The Growing Studio's The Broadway Q&A Series.
Stroman will discuss her work on The Producers, Crazy For You, and more in a live interview on Playbill and The Growing Studio's The Broadway Q&A Series May 18.
Michael R. Jackson's Pulitzer-winning musical had been scheduled to play Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in September.
The album will include the first-ever recordings of 14 songs penned by the late Runaways writer.
The Anaïs Mitchell-penned musical won eight 2019 Tony Awards, including Best Musical.
The premiere recording of the revised version of the Charles Strouse-Stephen Schwartz score drops May 15.
Viewers can submit questions for the weekly interviews with such Broadway names as Susan Stroman, Jerry Zaks, Marc Shaiman, and Warren Carlyle.
The digital ceremony, hosted by Andrew Barth Feldman and Frank DiLella, will be streamed June 1.
The first-ever online edition of the week-long celebration of high school theatre kicks off in June.