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Mia Carragher is leading the cast as Katniss Everdeen in Conor McPherson's adaptation of Suzanne Collins' novel.
The concert kicks off the fourth annual Breaking the Binary Theatre Festival.
Musicians union AFM Local 802 still has not reached an agreement.
The magical and the macabre are on full display in several Main Stem hits.
The fairy-tale musical first opened on Broadway October 18, 1990, starring an up-and-comer named LaChanze.
The musical, seen on Broadway in 2024, tells the story of a man who runs away from his life, only to find himself caught up in a traveling circus.
Tracey will take over the role while original star, Jason Schmidt, goes on a leave of absence.
The West End revival, which recently celebrated its 1,500th
performance, welcomed a host of new artists last month at the
Kit Kat Club.
Lee Sunday Evans again directs Heather Christian's Obie-winning musical.
Michael Arden will again direct the Tony winner's concert engagement.
JoAnn M. Hunter will direct and choreograph the evening at Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
Ramon Karimloo, Melanie La Barrie, Jordan Luke Gage, and Diego Rodriguez will star in the work blending rock, pop, and Romani music.
Original stars Audra McDonald and Brian Stokes Mitchell, along with Danielle Brooks, Rachel Zegler, and more, welcomed the Ahrens and Flaherty musical back to Broadway October 16.
The Big Leap actress is currently making her Broadway debut in the revival at the Vivian Beaumont Theater.
Alex Newell and Spencer Liff will co-direct the evening's entertainment.
Playwright Leigh Fondakowski will also direct.
Michele O'Brien will direct Jessie Field and James Martinez Salem's new musical.
Joshua Henry, Caissie Levy, Brandon Uranowitz, and Nichelle Lewis lead director Lear deBessonet's revival of the Ahrens and Flaherty musical.
Brandon Flynn and Chris Perfetti will also be part of a rotating cast performing the collaboration between Irish theatre company Dead Centre and novelist Emilie Pine.
The six-part series is written and created by Hunter Bird and Mason Alexander Park.
The Laurence O'Keefe-Keythe Farley-Brian Flemming musical performs October 29-November 9 with Alex Timbers directing.
Cooper, Latrice Pace, Sheléa Melody McDonald, Tiffany Mann, and more co-star in the saucy reimagining of Noah's Ark.
The October 27 event will benefit New York's West Park Presbyterian Church, to save it from being torn down.
Also, check out photos from the two performances produced by and benefiting Dancers Responding to AIDS.
The musical shifted the action from England to the legendary port city New Orleans, completed with a jazz influenced orchestration.
