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The 16th Annual Jimmy Awards will be hosted by Josh Groban June 23.
The show will play an eight-city summer tour presented by Hard Rock, ahead of its Broadway engagement.
Scott Bakula, Hannah Cruz, Ben Levi Ross, and more revisited the Off-Broadway musical to support the Committee to Protect Journalists June 16.
The auction offerings range from signed records to meet-and-greet experiences with queer artists and allies.
Franklin will bare all in Be True: My Journey from Breakdown to Breakthrough, described as a "one-man theatrical event."
They will receive their statuettes at the Academy's 16th Governors Awards in November.
Markus Olzinger will direct Charli Eglington's new musical.
The initiative will work with public schools across the country to ensure the national tour is accessible and inclusive for students.
The school-favorite plays 10 Ways to Survive the Zombie Apocalypse and The Audition are getting one-act musical adaptations.
Chip Miller will direct and choreograph the musical about a found family of artists in the bohemian New York underworld of the 1990s.
Pierre Marais will succeed the 2025 Tony nominee in Jamie Lloyd's Tony-winning revival at the St. James.
See who's joining Brendan Gleeson in the West End production directed by McPherson himself.
Alex Keegan directs the new work, which stars Christopher Briney, Ella Stiller, and Chiara Aurelia.
Katie Young is the finalist for the honor from the Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation.
Nance Williamson leads the Thornton Wilder play as Dolly Levi.
Kevin Zak's Parent Trap parody is headed to the Orpheum Theatre.
The actor always has three things in her dressing room: Grether's Pastilles, a Mexican flag, and flowers, "for a Flor."
Tony-winning star and writer Cole Escola plays their final performance in the comedy June 21.
The stage and screen star reveals how her Broadway debut in Romeo + Juliet and newly released memoir, Maybe This Will Save Me, are acts of resistance.
Gillies plays Audrey opposite Graham Phillips' Seymour Off-Broadway.
The musical officially opened April 27 at The James Earl Jones Theatre.
Karen Carpenter will direct the new play from McAdoo Greer and Rebecca Reynolds.
After runs in the U.K. and Europe, this fabulous"and glittery"gospel of love is taking its message to New York.
Celebrity participants will include Natalie Venetia Belcon, Erich Bergen, Orville Peck, Jasmine Amy Rogers, Michelle Williams, and many more.
The Broadway and West End favorite recorded the release live at a concert at London's Adelphi Theatre.
