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The Broadway League has released the latest Demographic Report with data from last season on the Main Stem.
At 96 years old, Squibb is one of the oldest individuals to ever lead a Broadway show. She isn't taking her memories for granted.
The stage legends co-star in a new adaptation of the Sophocles tragedy from writer-director Robert Icke on Broadway.
The Playbill Store has a gift for any theatre lover in your life, whether that's your best friend or your work colleague.
Katie Brayben and Jamie Parker lead the Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical at the Bridge Theatre.
New Jersey high schoolers are expressing their individuality and connecting to their community through the arts.
The London return of the Tony-winning musical opened at the Lyric in February 2024.
The West End revival has surpassed 1,500 performances at the
Kit Kat Club.
Alfred Walker and Brittany Renee star in the title roles of the Gershwins' rich"but complicated"masterpiece.
Starring David Harewood, Toby Jones, Caitlin FitzGerald, Vinette Robinson and Luke Treadaway, the production be screened across the UK, US, Australia and selected international territories.
Screenwriter Gina Wendkos is adapting the 2000 film with Vikki Stone, with the musical set to feature Diane Warren's songs.
Benko will play the role of Emma Goldman for three months in 2026.
The new book wants to give theatre hopefuls a crash course in the business of show business.
The two-time Tony winner is leading Jack Thorne's adaptation of the Dickens holiday classic.
With one of the season's biggest theatre-going holidays behind us, grosses have fallen, though numbers remain strong.
The Stephen Schwartz musical will not make it into 2026.
Nussbaum takes over the position from Helen Shaw, who has been appointed the Chief Theatre Critic at the New York Times.
The annual dance honors are headed back to NYU Skirball Center.
The revival series will present new stagings of High Spirits, The Wild Party, and La Cage aux Folles next year.
Kearney was a recipient of the Dramatists Guild's Jonathan Larson Musical Theater Fellowship and the Lazarus Family Musical Theater Award, among other honors.
Savion Glover is co-directing Richard LaGravenese's new version of the Rodgers and Hart classic with Tony Goldwyn.
Michael Griffo's play continues at the DR2.
From Broadway-themed jewelry to a Kristin Chenoweth ornament, here are small gifts and trinkets for the theatre lover's stocking.
Screen stars Owen Teague and Abbey Lee will make their New York stage debuts in the work about two lost souls who meet at Alcoholics Anonymous.
Richard J. Hinds is directing and choreographing the actor-musician production of the Tony-nominated musical.
