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The production reimagines the beloved film as a live radio broadcast, filled with nostalgic holiday songs, vintage commercials, and more.
Broadway's reigning Winkie Prince had some extra support from the musical's diehard fans right when he needed it most.
Tony winners Santino Fontana, Bonnie Milligan, Ali Stroker, and many more were part of the Abingdon event.
The Sherlock star will help give Tim Price's solo play a U.S. debut.
Drew Droege stars in his own new comedy, opposite Derek Chadwick, James Cusati-Moyer, Aaron Jackson, and Pete Zias.
JoAnn M. Hunter will direct and choreograph the evening at Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
From a Sondheim witch to the famous painter in the park, Playbill is raising a glass to November's Broadway birthdays.
The Tony nominee premiered Queens in 2018. Now it's back, with a rewrite, fewer characters, and an enduring message.
Trey Curtis, Jisel Soleil Ayon, Cherry Torres, Morgan Anita Wood, and share behind-the-scenes stories.
Based on the award-winning film, the small-town LGBTQIA+ story will also play a preview run at Sherman Theatre in Cardiff.
Brian Belding and Natalie Brice's musical premiered Off-Broadway in 2024 and played in the U.K. earlier this year.
The original musical has arrived at the East Village Basement after a 2015 bow at Virginia's Signature Theatre.
The Be More Chill songwriter will be joined by special guests Grace Mouat, Alexander Sage Oyen, and more.
Nehal Joshi, Kevin Pariseau, and more will star in Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen's holiday comedy.
Stephen Kunken leads Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson's Olivier-nominated play at Lincoln Center Theater Off-Broadway.
New production shots are giving us a first look at Catie Hogan, Sketchworks Comedy, Billy Recce, and Danny Salles' musical.
In an excerpt from the new book Hell's Kitchen: Behind the Dream, the Grammy winner digs into the creation of her Broadway musical.
The Wicked: For Good star visited The Tonight Show to reflect on being named People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive ahead of the musical's second and final installment.
The hit musical follows the Bottom brothers, both playwrights trying to best their superstar contemporary William Shakespeare.
In the new mystery series, a wife sets out to solve her husband's murder.
The annual awards support playwrights, directors, and actors in developing new work.
Stars Nicholas Christopher, Lea Michele, and Aaron Tveit will sit down with host Jimmy Fallon, along with bringing a musical performance.
The new agreement will remain in place through 2028.
The two-time Academy Award winner is co-writing and starring in his own play at The Shed.
Stephen Kunken leads Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson's Olivier-nominated play at Lincoln Center Theater.
