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The programming also includes a new work from Milo Cramer satirizing classic American musicals.
The 13th annual Pride celebration of Judy Garland honored Nathan Lee Graham and Jeremy Katz.
Both shows closed June 22 on the Main Stem, with their box-office increases leading a 10% cumulative increase over all of Broadway.
How a cult classic film was turned into a musical theatre phenomenon across the U.S. and the U.K.
The Sophie Treadwell drama marks the Off-Broadway debut for New York Theatre Company.
The Tony nominee applied her makeup for Cabaret while chatting with Playbill.
The new musical about Miracle Mop inventor and businesswoman Joy Mangano is directed by Lorin Latarro.
The Riverdale star is reuniting with Elizabeth Gillies at the Westside.
The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical continues at His Majesty's Theatre.
The RuPaul's Drag Race and TitanÃque star will play J.M. Barrie in the musical.
This was Quijada's third Jimmy Awards performance, while Hayes had been watching the Jimmys for years.
The Broadway favorite just finished a Tony-nominated run in Floyd Collins.
The play centers on the former Nazis who used their scientific skills to flee Germany and become the backbone of the American Space Program.
The Wizard of Oz-themed burlesque spectacular brought in over $2.4 million at the Hammerstein Ballroom.
The stage and screen star will be joined by musical director Randy Waldman.
Robert Icke directs and has newly adapted the Sophocles tragedy, coming to the Main Stem after a West End bow.
Plus, watch the Jimmy Awards opening number and the winners' solo performances.
Flea Theater will host the event, by Paul Iacono and directed by Rachel Klein.
The new play will premiere at Williamstown Theatre Festival.
The performance is part of Wallace's upcoming live album, recorded in London earlier this year.
The contest supports up-and-coming musical theatre writers looking to break into the commercial industry.
Cole Escola's wacky comedy continues at the Lyceum Theatre.
Subtitled "A New Orleans gumbo," the wok features songs made famous by Bessie Smith, Harry Connick Jr., and more.
The non-profit will present James Graham's Punch on Broadway and Ngozi Anyanwu's The Monsters Off-Broadway.
The cult favorite musical is headed to London's Southwark Playhouse Elephant later this fall.
