202,629 stories from Playbill
Kenneth Ferrone directs the Vietnam War-set Off-Broadway production, which features rock tunes of the era.
The Tony winner shared how he handles misbehaving theatregoers in a visit to Late Night With Seth Meyers.
Sarah Rasmussen will direct the world premiere from Lauren Gunderson and Ari Afsar.
In this essay from the September 1983 edition of Playbill, Kirkwood recalls when Michael Bennett asked him to help with "this little musical about chorus dancers."
Robyn Hurder, Andrew Durand, Bryan Batt, Sydney Morton, and more star in the musical beginning July 24 in Maine.
The series, along with its sister show Hazbin Hotel, boasts many Broadway voices in its cast.
Kassal will serve as creative development and licensing coordinator.
The two-time Tony winner will be celebrated at the Off-Broadway company's upcoming gala at the Edison Ballroom.
The Tony winner's quilts are currently on display in a museum"including pieces he made in memory of Gavin Creel and Chita Rivera.
The new reading editions of Levin's plays showcase "the other half" of his writing.
The Off-Broadway theatre has revealed its 40th anniversary 2025-2026 season.
The company is bringing the production to Off-Broadway's Public Theater for a limited run.
Alberto Oliva directs the production featuring the international escape artist.
The new Civil War-set play is written and directed by Lange.
The Drag Race winner will be joined by Sasha Colby, Kevin Aviance, Tenderoni, King Molasses, and more.
The starry 2023 Prospect Theatre Company concert of the late songwriter's work is getting a live album from Center Stage Records July 25.
Rob Ruggiero is directing the Tony-winning musical at the 2025 Tony-winning regional theatre.
The annual festival for experimental theatre will take place January 7"25, 2026.
The cast features Dorcas Leung, Anthony Cochrane, Pooya Mohseni, and more.
The Best Musical winner looked to its original ensemble when picking a new star to succeed Brody Grant this fall.
Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella has appeared in many guises"and with many creative cover designs!
The former Dear Evan Hansen actor will succeed Tony winner Darren Criss.
Directed by Tony winner Sam Pinkleton, Morgan Bassichis stars in the play based on material by the late comedian and performance artist Frank Maya.
Abbi Jacobson, Billy Eichner, Heléne Yorke, Paige Gilbert, and more performed in Mathilde Dratwa's play benefiting the NYCLU.
The new Off-Broadway work lampooning the 1998 Disney favorite is written and directed by Kevin Zak.
