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The upcoming album will spotlight the songs of musical theatre composer Will Larche.
The Grammy winner bares her soul in her deeply vulnerable performance as Persephone in Hadestown.
Skid Row is getting ready to welcome three new leads in March at the Westside Theatre.
The NYC event"which featured appearances from Kirsten Childs, Santino Fontana, and more"will stream via Playbill later this month.
The work played Off-Broadway's The Tank last year with a rotating cast of stage and screen notables.
Written by Kenny Finkle, the work is being directed by Jonathan Silverstein.
A blind date spirals spectacularly off the rails in this dark comedy from two-time Pulitzer finalist Gina Gionfriddo.
Gunderson's ex-husband, Nathan Wolfe, appeared over 500 times in the documents.
The play finished up a Broadway run February 1.
Written by Slater and Marshall Pailet, the Classic Stage Company production sees the Wicked film star taking on world-famous mime Marcel Marceau.
The Tony-winning musical continues at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
Set in Victorian London, the play reimagines the unique relationship between the great detective and his devoted companion.
The new work follows seven immigrants applying for asylum to the United States.
The new tour is launching from Minnesota's Ordway Center for the Performing Arts.
The evening culminated in a special encore performance of Jackson's song "Remember the Time."
Oliver Butler is directing Ryan Miller and Nick Blaemire's musical for the Virginia venue.
The annual two-for-one ticket program runs February 16-March 12.
Conceived by Jennifer Ashley Tepper, the project features more than
20 seldom-heard songs by the late Pulitzer and Tony-winning writer.
The Tony and Pulitzer-winner has penned the libretto for the work, which features music by 10 different composers.
Michele Azar will again star in the Rupert Holmes play.
An array of new principal performers"led by John Proctor is the Villain's Noah Pacht as Ponyboy"will take over beginning March 17.
Jessica Stone directs the rarely-seen Hugh Martin-Timothy Gray-Noël Coward musical.
Les Waters is directing Jacob Perkins' slice-of-life play following a recovery group of women meeting to share their stories and struggles.
Trump recently announced that the Center would be closed for two years for renovations.
The longtime writer had bylines in New York Daily News, The Observer, and Playbill, amongst others.
