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Two performances of a new version of Stuart Hample, David Evans, and Douglas J. Cohen's musical will play the Beechman.
Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's solo show is at the Hudson.
The upcoming ceremony is the latest in the quarterly system of group dimmings at Broadway theatres.
The indie pop band will perform at Mercury Lounge.
Savion Glover and Tony Goldwyn are co-directing the new version of the Rodgers and Hart classic at Arena Stage.
The Massachusetts company will debut The Zionists, the newest work from Afterglow playwright Gelman.
The Tony-winning musical welcomed a new set of leading players to the Walter Kerr Theatre March 3.
Ingrid Griffith is starring in her own work about the pioneering Black politician.
With two films and two decades worth of witches, there is still no place like Oz.
See how stars Emily Bergl and Michele Pawk get ready for movin' and a-groovin' onstage each night.
Director Federico Bellone's take on the 1987 film will play the purpose-built Capital Theatre.
The musical is the newest project by Hunter Bird, one of the creative minds behind the immersive Off-Broadway revival of The Phantom of the Opera, Masquerade.
The short documentary follows a public middle school student from the South Bronx to a Broadway matinee of Hell's Kitchen.
The soaring soprano returns to the Main Stem in March in Fallen Angels.
The stage favorites are joining the Bobby Darin jukebox musical as it gets new stars in Matthew Morrison and Jeremy Jordan.
The piece explores the small human connections that make up life, focusing on people navigating the complexities of health.
Bayardelle will succeed current star Kandi Burruss as Angélique in the hit jukebox musical.
The event will offer special ticket prices, giveaways, photo ops, and cast member appearances.
The hit new musical, based on the famed F. Scott Fitzgerald novel, continues at the Broadway Theatre.
The Fats Waller revue is coming to Los Angeles via Ebony Repertory Theatre.
Andrus joins the Broadway advertising agency after holding roles at Lincoln Center Theater, New York City Center, and Paper Mill Playhouse.
Even a performance cancellation can't stop one of Broadway's newest plays from being a top grosser.
After 66 countries and 600+ productions, Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's life-affirming play comes to Broadway.
Their wedding Playbills included cat photos and shoutout to their wedding guests.
The annual luncheon ceremony, recognizing work playing Broadway and Off-Broadway, will be held May 15.
