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The 96-year-old reveals John Kander's reaction to Marjorie Prime and shares Ethel Merman memories.
The North American tour of the hit Broadway musical is currently playing The Kentucky Center in Louisville.
Deaf West Theatre and Two River Theater are co-producing the new work directed and choreographed by Jeff Calhoun.
The prequel to the hit series Stranger Things is being professionally filmed for a future release.
A special March performance of the Broadway hit will invite audience members to move along from their seats.
The hit musical about the late King of Pop continues at the Neil Simon Theatre.
Plus, the annual Lucille Lortel Awards, honoring the best of Off-Broadway, have set a date for the 2026 ceremony.
The full original Broadway cast, led by Tony nominee Louis McCartney, will play their final performance together later this spring.
Tonya Pinkins, Jelani Alladin, Jordan Donica, and more will star opposite the previously announced Jasmine Amy Rogers and Adrienne Warren.
The event celebrating the work of the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of August: Osage County and this season's Bug will be held at Circle in the Square.
The rock musical made its world premiere in 2024 at Berkeley Rep.
Jeannette Bayardelle, Andréa Burns, Lisa Howard, and more play musical instruments in the New Jersey production.
The concert work by Rob Gardner will have a one-night presentation March 30.
Jay Copeland, Nikki Renee Daniels, Jason Gotay, and Jill Paice will star in the Jason Robert Brown song cycle March 30.
The musical, adapted by screenwriters Joshua Goldsmith and Cathy Yuspa, made its world premiere in the U.K.
The traveling exhibition, "Inside the Vault," will showcase material from the Library's Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II collections.
The musical continues its run at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre.
The Main Stem debut of Lindsey Ferrentino's play has found its full cast, led by stars Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson.
The stage adaptation of the Disney film plays the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
The Tony-winning Disney favorite has surpassed 11,100 performances in New York.
The Off-Broadway company has released the first names for its annual concert: Lea Michele, Ruthie Ann Miles, Brian Stokes Mitchell, a Severance star, and more.
All the divas mentioned in Shaiman's new memoir and in Seth Rudetsky's new show.
Anne Kauffman again directs Clare Barron's Obie-winning play.
Find out who's performing in the musical centered on a young Roma slave in the mountains of 19th century Eastern Europe.
Gay Men's Chorus of D.C. members Peter Cheney and Drew Hastie had Playbills at their wedding day.
