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The Best Musical Tony nominee stopped by the morning show to give its first television performance.
The musical's new Elphaba and Nessarose are making history on Broadway, and establishing a sisterly bond.
The Best Musical Tony nominee stopped by the morning show to give its first television performance.
The competition provides high school students with the chance to develop and showcase original musical compositions that could potentially become part of full-scale productions.
The new musical opened at the James Earl Jones Theatre April 27.
The piece allows Torres to blend stand-up, design, and dream logic into a whimsical exploration of color, emotion, and identity that is equal parts comedy, theatre, and art piece.
Produced by Working Theater and the Broadway Advocacy Coalition, the festival pairs new plays with an advocacy coalitions working at the frontlines of social change.
When Josh's grandparents decide to fix his life with unsolicited advice, relentlessly judging, and dragging him to Jazzercise class at the JCC, illuminating chaos ensues.
The production is one of seven announced by London's Young Vic for their 2025-2026 season.
The production is the New York premiere of Pulitzer winning playwright Donald Margulies' newest work.
From George Clooney to the team behind Maybe Happy Ending, these Broadway newcomers made a big impression.
The intensive theatrical endeavor gathers artists to write, rehearse, and perform four new musicals in just 24 hours.
The production will be director Kip Williams' follow-up to his hit solo adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray, currently playing Broadway.
The new musical received seven 2025 Tony nominations, including Best Musical
Initially developed in 2014, this is a reworked adaptation with eyes on Broadway following several earlier stagings.
The musical won three Oliviers this season, including Best New Musical.
Dr. Carla Hayden was the first Black woman to steward the nation's library.
The cast recording for Ms. Sobule's critically lauded musical is set to be released June 6.
Premiering Off-Broadway at Theatre For A New Audience, the play is inspired by Molière's Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme.
The program is an extension of Page's commitment to reinvigorating Shakespeare's texts, most recently seen in his solo show All the Devils Are Here.
The play began performances April 28 at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre.
The contest supports up-and-coming musical theatre writers looking to break into the commercial industry.
Chip Miller will direct and choreograph the musical about a found family of artists in the bohemian New York underworld of the 1990s.
The new play centers on the relationship between screen actors Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner.
The 78th Annual Tony Awards ceremony will broadcast live from Radio City Music Hall June 8.
