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The Joe Iconis and Joe Tracz musical heads to the New York stage this summer.
The album for the Tony-nominated revival will be available to stream and download in June.
The London production will begin performances next month as part of the venue’s 200th anniversary.
The Tony nominee, who has appeared in the two-part play at select performances, succeeds Amanda Lawrence.
The summer season also includes Taylor Mac and Susan Blackwell in Michael Friedman’s Gone Missing.
The 36th annual ceremony honored New England performer Leigh Barrett, who also won for her performances in Souvenir and Gypsy.
The play grossed over 108 percent of its potential in the week ending May 20.
The show’s Tony-nominated book writer returned to the NBC series as host May 19.
The annual ceremony, culminating in the presentation of the Distinguished Performance Award, took place May 18.
The tour will launch in October 2019 in Rhode Island.
The deal follows a call from creators Quiara Alegría Hudes and Hamilton’s Lin-Manuel Miranda for Weinstein Co. to release the rights.
The stage adaptation of the 2004 film is up for 12 Tony Awards this year.
The production will kick off the inaugural season of Reprise 2.0.
The June 18 event will also feature Frankie J. Grande, Ellyn Marie Marsh, and the cast of Off-Broadway’s Afterglow.
Ms. Napolin's play bowed on Broadway in 1975, earning Tovah Feldshuh a Tony nomination.
“We wanted to be able to share ‘The Great Work’ with those in the community who are actually doing The Great Work,” says producer Tim Levy.
The Award will be presented at the 2018 ceremony, celebrating New York high school musical theatre performances.
Ross will take on the title role in the traveling production, launching in Denver this October.
The Off-Broadway season will kick off with the world premiere of Donja R. Love's Fireflies.
The honor celebrates a breakthrough performance on the New York Stage.
Tony winner Victoria Clark will star in an Encores! presentation of Lady in the Dark next year.
The two titles complete Manhattan Theatre Club's 2018–2019 season lineup.
Vanessa Redgrave, John Benjamin Hickey, and more will reprise their performances from the Young Vic world premiere.
Diane Paulus will direct Gloria: A Life, opening at the Daryl Roth Theatre in October.
The ceremony will take place May 20.
