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The North American tour is slated to begin in September.
Rebecca Frecknall will repeat her Olivier-winning work as director of the environmental staging.
This Broadway season's committee includes 25 new members.
The production would mark the first Amazon original series being brought to life on stage.
The 2019 Tony-winning Best Musical continues its run at the Walter Kerr Theatre.
The University of Oklahoma student is recognized for developing multiple sustainability initiatives in the school's theater department.
The production will play the Hudson Theatre.
Honorees include Bebe Neuwirth, Mandy Patinkin and Laurie Metcalf.
The cast recording features the Tony Award-nominated score by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman.
Salonga is slated to officially begin performances on July 11 for a limited engagement.
Congestion, dangerous driving, price-gouging and more are a growing problem.
The hand-signed prints available in the online auction feature Ian McKellen, Meryl Streep, Alan Alda, Julie Andrews and more.
The new play recently opened at Broadway's Hudson Theatre.
For the week ending July 2, 2023, the 33 productions running grossed $33,509,406 and played to a capacity of 89%.
Joi Gresham is the literary trustee for the playwright's estate.
Alexander leads the charge into the complexities of this new comedy.
Daniel joins the company following her tenure with John Gore Organization.
Two nonprofit organizations focused on diversity in musical theater will launch the program.
Originally announced to play a limited run through June 23, the production was later extended to Sept. 3.
The June 29 event will feature cast member Sophia Anne Caruso.
The "Thanksgiving Play" author on how to expand Indigenous theater on the Main Stem and across the country
The best actor and best actress awards, as well as several other scholarships, were handed out at the Minskoff Theatre on June 26.
In her new role, DeVito will continue leading the marketing efforts on the Shubert Theatre's "Some Like It Hot."
For the week ending June 25, the 32 productions running grossed $34,004,232.
Alex Edelman's solo show about his drop-into a white nationalist meeting entertains and illuminates.
