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Mark S. Hoebee will direct the family-favorite musical about the high-flying nanny.
Find out which OGs from the landmark Jonathan Larson rock musical will be back to mark its 30th anniversary.
The incendiary Andrew Fox-Joel Sinensky musical is at the Orpheum Theatre.
Tofa will perform two different roles in the Best Musical winner before bowing out.
The Jamie Lloyd-directed revival will transfer to the Main Stem with its principal cast from London's West End.
The Tony winner can currently be seen on Broadway in the new musical The Lost Boys.
Howard paid a visit to the Playbill studio before hitting the road with the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic.
The hit jukebox musical is in its final months at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
The film version of Suzie Miller's West End and Broadway play premiered at the Toronto Film Festival earlier this month.
The evening will celebrate Danielle Brooks, Whitney White, and Tom Viola.
David Staller, who penned the gender-neutral adaptation, will also direct for Gingold Theatrical Group.
Sheik died last week; his final musical begins performances this week.
Beatrice Jona Affron and Andrew Hilary Grams are back where it all began for them.
Quinn Kelsey and Lise Davidsen star as Shakespeare's mad power couple.
Alex Timbers directs the New York premiere of the Edinburgh hit.
Shoshana Bean, Ariana Madix, Bernadette Peters, more will appear at the Broadway Cares fundraiser event.
Plus, the question Jessie Mueller is most asked and when Seth's Big Fat Broadway Cruise is setting sail next!
The upcoming revival of Jon Robin Baitz's play has unveiled digital rush and lottery ticket programs.
Students at this Virginia Catholic school are learning that "every show is an opportunity."
PAC NYC and the Civis Foundation will present two world premieres, plus free panels, workshops, and more.
The protest was organized by Hands Off the Arts, made up of former Kennedy Center staff members.
Playbill has all the tips for securing your dream items at Broadway Cares' September 27 event.
The play is set in the days after 9/11, when the few surviving employees of an investment firm based in the Twin Towers gather together in New Jersey.
The musical adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's seminal novel continues at the Broadway Theatre.
Programming for the fifth edition of the series offering work by transgender, non-binary, and Two-Spirit+ theatre artists has been revealed.
