Broadway's Chicago and Six Add March Matinees After Blizzard Cancellations
You have two extra shots to see these two fan favorite musicals.
You have two extra shots to see these two fan favorite musicals.
Jessi Kirtley, Brandon Contreras, Amanda Jill Robinson, Julia Knitel, and Jeff Kready joined the musical February 24.
The program spotlights stories written by BIPOC playwrights.
See the final cast of the latest Simon Rich compendium.
Plus, that time Madonna was on Broadway, and how Barbra Streisand was tricked into recording a Maltby and Shire song.
Even with a show cancellation, the show's $1.1 million box office is the top take of its run at the Golden.
"There's nothing more Broadway than drag theatre," says Oh, Mary!'s newest star.
In episode two of Time to Kill: Making The Lost Boys Musical, the cast have had their first run-through and are starting to move into their new Broadway home.
The song "If I Believed" is now available to stream as a single on all digital music platforms.
The new play starring Steven Boyer and Rebecca Naomi Jones opened February 23 Off-Broadway.
The Cole Escola comedy continues its U.K. run at Trafalgar Theatre.
Anne Kauffman again directs Clare Barron's Obie-winning play, starring Alia Shawkat.
A new summer intensive program will pair Broadway hopefuls with some of the stage's best actors.
The campy Céline Dion jukebox musical has added Kyle Ramar Freeman and more to its manifest.
The quartet will be part of Carnegie Hall's United in Sound: America at 250 celebration.
The new musical from Amber Ruffin is at New York City Center.
The Alex Lin play is making its world premiere via Roundabout Theatre Company.
Signature Theatre will present the revival of Christian's musical.
The blizzard shutdown has now been extended into its second day, with Chicago, Every Brilliant Thing, and more cancelling.
The screen-to-stage musical, featuring songs from band The Rescues, begins previews at the Palace Theatre in March.
Noah Jupe co-stars in the upcoming revival from Oedipus director Robert Icke.
High schoolers collaborated with the York Jewish Community Center to produce this play about children victims of the Holocaust.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Simon Russell Beale, Richard Armitage, Boy George, Layton Williams, and Julian Clary will share the role.
The Working Girl Records release follows Callaway's Schwartz-themed 54 Below concert series.
The '80s horror-comedy musical is transferring from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.