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The Los Angeles event includes workshops, panels, performances, and networking for music writers.
The epic story of a man wrongfully imprisoned asks the ultimate question: is justice enough?
Learn how to fluff your hair into Heather Chandler's signature ponytail in this new video.
The playwright's works include the Pulitzer-winning 'night, Mother, and the books to musicals The Secret Garden and The Color Purple.
She would know, she's a mother of three.
Joy Woods, Jordan Tyson, and Kevin Csolak were also on hand for the WNYC event.
Set in the French Riviera at the height of post-war euphoria, the production stars Tracie Lane, Reg Rogers, Tea Guarino, and Zion Lang.
Rachel Joyce's new musical, featuring songs by Passenger, adapts her novel of the same title for the stage.
Based on the popular book series by Dav Pilkey, the musical features a book and lyrics by Kevin Del Aguila and music by Brad Alexander.
Britt Berke will direct the 1920 play about an underdog whose family takes advantage of him, but ultimately comes out on top.
Morrison grapples with the death of his partner, and transforming his grief into humor on a journey of love, loss, diabetes, and seagull attacks.
Here are the seasonal shows that are most popular with PLAYBILLDER, Playbill's program-building service.
The Hedwig and the Angry Inch writer and star will return to Broadway in Cole Escola's hit comedy.
The slice-of-life play follows a recovery group of women meeting once a week over the years to share their stories and struggles.
The solo show about one of baseball's greatest pitchers will kick off Black History Month at the historic venue.
The recording artist and producer is playing a limited run as Angélique.
Hamilton, Just In Time, and Waiting for Godot raised the most money.
He has two Off-Broadway shows running at the same time: Gruesome Playground Injuries and Archduke.
Benko had to depart the Shakespeare Theatre Company production in order to star in Ragtime on Broadway.
The solo show celebrates the ancient Irish art of storytelling.
In the new play written by Beth Henley, audiences enter the mind of Henry Darger, a reclusive janitor whose paintings and writings were only discovered after his death.
Audiences enter the mind of Henry Darger, a reclusive janitor whose paintings and writings were only discovered after his death.
Nick Blaemire, Tom Kitt, Van Hughes, and Bonnie McKee are collaborating on the new musical based on the 2007 film of the same name.
The Playbill Travel cruise departs from Budapest and makes its way to Germany with additional stops in Slovakia, Austria, and Czech Republic.
Tony Award-nominee Jeremy Jordan will perform a concert created for the special occasion.
