1,244 stories by "Meg Masseron"
He was called in at the last minute to play the title role in The Phantom of the Opera's final performance.
Andrew Burnap, Phillipa Soo, and Jordan Donica lead the Aaron Sorkin-helmed revival of Lerner and Loewe's classic.
Halle Bailey, Alan Menken, and Lin-Manual Miranda talk about their work on the project in this new featurette.
The director of Broadway's longest-running production (and newest West End transfer at the time) sat down with CBS Sunday Mornings in 1988.
From the Phantom's bejeweled tuxedo to individually designed tights, the costumes for Phantom are a maximalist fantasy.
The upcoming season will also include two West Coast premieres and a world premiere production.
To the pair, Parade on Broadway is telling a story of antisemitism in 1915 and today.
Patrons can expect to hear viral hits like "That Funny Feeling," "Look Who's Inside Again," "Welcome to the Internet," and more.
The telenovela-for-the-stage will be directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson.
The touring production of the 2019 Broadway musical is seeking trained technical dancers to perform in the ensemble and understudy the role of Lydia.
The musical, based on David Dodge's bestselling romantic-crime thriller of the same name, will feature music by Kevin Purcell and a book and lyrics by Peter Sham.
The Taylor Mac play will make its world premiere at The Huntington Theatre on April 21.
The Chicago star sang a snippet from the musical for a song-association game with Vogue.
The Korean language production of the hit pop musical is set to open in Seoul on March 31.
The hit musical-comedy television series on Apple TV+ is taking on Broadway shows of the '60s and '70s.
Bardwell succeeds previous Program Director Nik Whitcomb.
The Kander and Ebb musical, originally a vehicle for Lauren Bacall, will open the company's 2023 season.
The 90-minute interactive parody concert will perform every Monday and Saturday at Green Fig Piano Bar.
The Grammy Award-winning musician behind the jukebox musical stopped by the National Theater to say hello.
Wayne Cilento is directing the seldom-produced work, re-creating Fosse's original, 1978 Tony-winning choreography.
The upcoming Broadway production, which was set to begin previews April 3, announced its unexpected cancellation on March 16.
The composer released a statement today explaining the news.
The production is directed by Michael Arden and conducted by Jason Robert Brown.
Plus, other things that almost made it into Broadway's longest-running show (like real doves).
The work features a book by Michele Lowe and music and lyrics by Zoe Sarnak.
