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The production, featuring Motown musical arrangements, opened at the Broadway Theatre July 21, 1976.
The Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical began its limited engagement at the London Palladium July 12.
The underwear-clad band played Feinstein's/54 Below July 12.
Jocelyn Bioh's adaptation of the Shakespearean classic, which marks the return of Shakespeare in the Park following the pandemic, is set to open at the Delacorte July 27.
Ahead of the show's return to Broadway, meet the artists that inspired Lucy Moss and Toby Marlow's score.
From Becoming by Michelle Obama to George Saunder's Lincoln in the Bardo, check out the books that are on the reading lists of some of theatre's biggest stars.
The prolific playwright was born July 4, 1927.
Jocelyn Bioh's adaptation of the Shakespearean classic, set to begin performances July 6, marks the return of Shakespeare in the Park following the pandemic.
The supper club experience is set to continue in the Edison Hotel through July 31.
The Kinky Boots alum celebrated New York City's Pride with a set from his recent album Broadway Soul, Vol. 2. June 25.
The musical adaptation of the cult film officially opened at the Theatre Royal Haymarket June 28.
The outdoor theatrical experience, featuring works by Ngozi Anyanwu, Ming Peiffer, and more, opens in the Meat Packing District June 29.
The Tony-nominated director hosted Tina & Friends: BYOB (Bring Your Own Beautiful) at NYC's Little Island June 26.
The Shakespearean tragedy, starring Joel MacCormack and Isabel Adomakoh Young, continues in London through July 24.
The theatrical concert, the first Broadway production since the coronavirus pandemic began, opened at the St. James Theatre June 26.
Philadelphia-based artist Laura Bonacci shares how theatre shaped their understanding of themself and the art they created in the process.
The production will play a limited engagement at the West End's Theatre Royal Haymarket beginning June 22.
The free musical service, written by and starring Troy Anthony, is scheduled to play an in-person performance and live stream June 19.
The installation, with creative direction by Tony Award nominee David Korins, opened in its New York premiere at Pier 36 June 8.
We asked, you answered: Take a look at the queer characters that have moved you on the stage and beyond.
The annual burlesque fundraiser, directed by Tony winner Jerry Mitchell, is set to go virtual June 20.
We asked, you answered: Take a look at the queer characters that have moved you on the stage and beyond.
The virtual production"part-documentary, part-theatre, part-reality TV game show"continues through June 12.
The event, featuring Adrienne Warren, Tituss Burgess, and more, was celebrated in Central Park June 7.
The non-profit organization hosted Let's Get This Show on the Street in Times Square June 5.
