Back to the Future Musical Sets 2020 World Premiere
The long-gestating stage adaptation of the '80s comedy will play Manchester and London's West End.
The long-gestating stage adaptation of the '80s comedy will play Manchester and London's West End.
The Scottish-American singer-songwriter heads to the New York theatre stage himself after penning the scores of Here Lies Love and Joan of Arc: Into the Fire.
A Japanese-language production will also open in Tokyo before touring the country.
The event, featuring workshops, performances, and family activities, will take place May 26 at Brooklyn's National Sawdust.
The movie is written by It's Bruno's Solvan "Slick" Naim and Dave Broome.
The production will run June 26"29.
The musical will play Leicester and Birmingham.
The Tony Award" and Pulitzer-winning musical has played the Windy City since September 2016.
The musical, starring Samantha Barks and Andy Karl, continues at the Nederlander Theatre.
The fall 2019 season will open with the New York premiere of JoAnne Akalaitis' site-specific BAD NEWS! i was there…
League Award recipients were announced during the 2019 Spring Road Conference May 15.
The show, set to premiere in 2020, will move from previously announced TNT to TBS.
The two-time Tony Award winner and Younger star received an Honorary Doctorate from the college May 11.
The TV Land comedy returns June 12.
Jamie Dornan is also set for the contemporary reimagining of the Bizet opera, featuring a script by Pulitzer winner Nilo Cruz.
The Hedwig alum takes on the role of Elphaba beginning May 14.
The Tony and Emmy Award winner is one of several actors joining Emma Roberts in the movie.
The night of acoustic covers will take place May 20.
The awards honor the best of Washington, D.C., theatre.
Wayne McGregor unveils the world premiere of his Divine Comedy-inspired The Dante Project with the Royal Ballet.
The Manhattan Theatre Club presents the new play from Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies.
The two artistic directors will receive Lifetime Achievement Awards at the 64th annual ceremony.
The former frontman of The Smiths played the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre May 2"11.
The 75th annual ceremony will take place June 3 at the Neil Simon Theatre.
The Broadway alum reprises his performance as Lonny, with CJ Eldred and Kirsten Scott starring as Drew and Sherrie.