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The NBC broadcast will also feature the Radio City Rockettes, Christopher Jackson, Darlene Love, and more.
These actors don't just dress up for work.
The critically acclaimed new play stars Will Harrison and Victoria Clark.
"What we as producers always hoped to achieve was, quite simply, Paddington on stage"and thanks to the immensely talented artists, both on and off stage, we believe we've realized that."
The romantic comedy, already a London hit, stars Christiani Pitts and Sam Tutty.
The 15-time Grammy winner's songs are featured in the musical, which continues at the Shubert Theatre.
The production will play Manchester's Hop Mill Theatre and Liverpool Playhouse, with dates in 2026 and 2027.
The Tony-winning costume designer is also the producing creative director for the Encores! series.
Writer Drew Droege stars opposite Derek Chadwick, James Cusati-Moyer, Aaron Jackson, and Pete Zias in the new Off-Broadway comedy.
It isn't easy to identify the perfect porcelain throne on Broadway, but these five fly high above their competition.
In celebration of the EP's streaming release, a music video of Caissie Levy and Patrick Wilson performing together in the studio has dropped.
At a special evening at The Greene Space in NYC, the current Broadway cast sang five songs.
What's the buzz? A new look at the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.
Abud will also adapt and direct the production, called 3Penny Opera, for Off-Brand Opera.
The new play from the The Whale playwright opened October 30 at the Booth Theatre.
The Jerry Herman musical, directed by Kevin S. McAllister, begins at the Maryland theatre November 6.
The tour will travel to more than 30 cities in its first year.
The Tracy Letts play is coming to Broadway via Manhattan Theatre Club, transferring from Chicago's Steppenwolf.
According to a new analysis, over 40 percent of tickets remain unsold so far this season.
The production rewrote "The Whole Being Dead Thing" specifically for the morning broadcast.
The live-looping musical is in an extended run via Audible Theater through November 1.
John Kevin Jones will summon the famed poet to tell his classic tales in the 1832 double parlors of the museum.
In place through fall 2028, the new agreement includes modest pay increases, no more paper understudy slips in Playbills, and more.
Commissioned by Thomas Hopkins Productions, this is the latest turn in the musical's multi-decade development period.
The production went out on the streets of New York, bringing along a barbershop quartet and actors in costume.
