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Rush and lottery tickets will allow theatergoers to see Lake, Miss Piggy, Kermit the Frog, and more at discount prices.
Tony winner Sam Pinkleton will direct the revival of the Richard O'Brien cult classic.
Bess Wohl's play opened October 28 at the James Earl Jones Theatre.
Bob Mackie, Jasmine Amy Rogers, Marti Gould Cummings, and more showed up to welcome the screen-to-stage musical Off-Broadway.
The original 1988 production lasted just 16 performances on Broadway, but the revival is shaping up to be a smash.
Also on the bill: Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' Purpose, Ngozi Anyanwu's The Monsters, and Mat Smart's A Black-billed Cuckoo.
Indiana's Discovering Broadway will host the November concert of the musical commissioned by McCarter Theatre Center.
Justin Collette, Isabella Esler, Mark Kaufman, Callie Goff, and host Alex Birsh share laughs and stories about touring and being back on Broadway.
David Cross, Bianca Del Rio, Amber Gray, Ryan J. Haddad, Francis Jue, and more are also starring in the New York Theatre Workshop revival.
The new musical comes from longtime collaborators Gretchen Cryer and Nancy Ford.
Broadway favorites abound in the Hulu series, which was just renewed for 10 more episodes.
Find out who will be the next stars of the Alicia Keys musical, continuing its run at the Shubert Theatre.
The pop musical is a herstorical remix about the six women who all married King Henry VIII of England, taking to the stage to tell their side of the story.
Lincoln Center Theater has partnered with Seaview on the new series of comedy solo shows.
This marks the first single released from the musical by David Spangler and Marty Dodson.
The late Annie and Bye Bye Birdie composer's home has been listed for sale to the public.
The sung-through musical will play for an additional week at Signature Theatre.
The Tony nominee will star as home pregnancy test inventor Meg Crane in the new play from Jennifer Blackmer.
The Manfred Karge play will come stateside after a run at London's Royal Court Theatre.
Paul Gordon and John Caird's musical adaptation of the classic novel will be the latest in the Manhattan Concert Productions Broadway Series.
The heartfelt musical is back for an encore engagement at St. Luke's Theatre.
The work, a modern reexamination of Arthur Miller's The Crucible set at a rural Georgia high school, made a Broadway debut last season.
The solo play is widely acknowledged as the work that birthed a flood of solo biographical shows throughout the latter half of the 20th century.
Seth Rudetsky shares a dispatch from the U.K. and teases his upcoming Carnegie Hall concert!
The company behind The Play That Goes Wrong is writing a musical.
