3,432 stories by "Playbill Staff"
The Lion King alum chats and works out with Built for the Stage founder Joe Rosko in the weekly fitness series.
Students from around the world can participate in the three-day intensive.
The remote ceremony, honoring a theatre season cut short, airs on NY1.
The week-long festival of new plays, held each summer in Colorado, will return in 2021.
Both a printer and a cutter, Cricut lets you take your DIY projects to another level"including personalizing your own theatre memorabilia!
Look back at the 10 most recent productions to play over 100 performances at the beloved theatre.
The legendary actor and singer, made famous from The Wizard of Oz, was born June 10, 1922.
NYC public school students who participated in the project this year attended a virtual celebration.
Tamar Greene, Karmine Alers, and Adam B. Shapiro will lend their talents to the free celebration June 7.
The new Broadway Fridays series, featuring past Live From Lincoln Center broadcasts, will now launch June 12 with The Nance.
In addition to the beloved 1972 classic Liza With a Z, Prime Video is also streaming a 1979 concert from the legendary performer.
"We stand with our Black employees, colleagues, partners, and creators in outrage at acts of racism."
Celebrate Playbill Pride with a look at some of the plays that amplified LGBTQ+ stories on stage.
From suggested donations to ways to learn to be an anti-racist, here are some ways to volunteer time and money to Black Lives Matter.
The 2014 presentation features Allison Williams, Taylor Louderman, Kelli O'Hara, Christian Borle, and Christopher Walken.
Look back at the 10 most recent production to play over 100 performances at beloved theatre.
The Harry Potter and the Cursed Child alum talks about the limited series, as well as his time at Hogwarts.
The Harry Potter and the Cursed Child alum spoke about the limited series, starring Zoe Kazan, Morgan Spector, and Winona Ryder, as well as his time on Broadway.
The free streaming service goes beyond the normal offerings of play and musical streams.
The Doug Henning-led musical with a score from the composer of Wicked and Pippin opened May 28, 1974, and ran for 1,920 performances.
The stage alum"seen on Broadway in 2002's The Crucible and Off-Broadway in Reefer Madness"joins the live show to talk about new Apple TV+ series Central Park.
Davion also gave a tutorial in how to achieve the perfect Tina Turner vocal rasp.
The stage alum, who has been seen in A View From the Bridge, Russian Transport, and Animal, joins Playbill's interview series May 22.
From Six to Gypsy, all of these shows were inspired by real-life stories, events, and/or people.
Proceeds from the special edition T-shirts, notebooks, and mugs will benefit COVID-19 emergency funds.
