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A director's cut of Audra McDonald: I Am What I Am streams via National Theatre at Home April 30.
The Tony Awards Admin Committee has met for the final time this season to make eligibility decisions on Broadway's newest shows.
Jonathan Larson's musical was the place to discover theatre's newest stars.
The 26-person cohort includes Broadway performers, playwrights, and musicians from across a variety of genres.
The honor recognizes the Broadway music director's humanitarian and advocacy work with groups like Maestra, ASTEP, and more.
The new musical, adapted from both Iris Rainer Dart's novel and the popular 1988 film, is led by Jessica Vosk and Kelli Barrett.
The Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical opened on Broadway on this day in 1996.
Students build their set, design their costumes, expand their worldview at this Arizona school.
Creators Brian Quijada and Nygel D. Robinson give Playbill a demo of their process.
See who's joining Holli' Gabrielle Conway, Stoney B. Woods, and Jade Milan as the iconic girl group at Arena Stage this summer.
The Cole Escola comedy continues its U.K. run at Trafalgar Theatre.
The stage and screen favorite won a 2026 Olivier Award for her performance in the Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical.
Lisa Ann Walter, Isabelle Esler, John Cardoza, Zan Berube, and Chris Marsh Clark have joined the cult-favorite musical revival.
The long-running Disney hit recently celebrated its 12th anniversary at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
The company has revealed the first part of its upcoming season.
DeMone Seraphin will host the interview with the Tony, Grammy, and Emmy winner.
Both Off-Broadway musicals received 10 nods each, the most of any show in the NYC theatrical season.
The Tony–winning director is currently helming The Rocky Horror Show at Studio 54 and Cole Escola's Oh, Mary! on Broadway.
The annual series is also reviving Hallelujah, Baby!
The encore will be the show's final hurrah before Madge moves on to new works.
Robert Icke, who has penned the stage adaptation of Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's film, will also direct the world premiere.
The top fundraisers were Just in Time and Every Brilliant Thing, with the former auctioning off star Jonathan Groff's bow tie.
Since its inception in 2019, the group's goal has been to celebrate the accomplishments of Black women who work in theatre.
From our signature annual Broadway season poster to exclusive limited-edition collectibles, bring a piece of this season home.
There's a light over at Studio 54, and Luke Evans, Juliette Lewis, Amber Gray, and more are starring.
