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Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman's adaption of the beloved Roald Dahl novel will make multi-week stops across the globe.
The feel-good musical comedy will play The Mainstage at Players Theatre.
The playwright and original star of the cult hit has earned a spot on the famed caricature wall.
The musical follows groundbreaking cinematic pioneer Micheaux from silent pictures to the talkies as he battles the racism of Hollywood.
Laura Benanti, Christine Ebersole, Julian Ovenden, and more are featured on the upcoming recording of the new musical.
The stage musical, itself adapted from the 1952 musical film, has a new adaptation for young performers.
The exciting 11-day cruise visits top-Spain and Portugal locales with Broadway notables.
The Broadway production has added a performance to showcase the revival's standbys.
The musical is inspired by Stacey O'Brien's best-selling memoir Wesley the Owl: The Remarkable Love Story of a Bird and His Girl.
Deborah Rutter calls Trump's remarks "a malicious attempt to distort the facts."
Betsy Wolfe, Leslie Uggams, and Victoria Clark were among the starry list of Broadway favorites that performed at the May 19 event.
Plus, why the two Tony nominees cut some songs from the Korean version and added new songs for Broadway.
MCC Theater's April 7 gala featured stars performing songs from roles in which they would likely not be cast.
A newly released video shows the sitzprobe orchestra rehearsal for the U.K. premiere of Sondheim's final musical, currently playing London's National Theatre.
Plus, why the two Tony nominees cut some songs from the Korean version and added new songs for Broadway.
Tom Francis, Conrad Ricamora, and more attended the Broadway Cares fundraiser at Sardi's.
Broadway's BOOP! leads this year's nominees, with winners set to be named June 1 at NYU Skirball.
Lee Roy Reams will host the upcoming benefit performance for Off-Broadway's Transport Group.
Jesse Berger directs Jeffrey Hatcher's adaptation of the Molière classic.
David Henry Hwang's play, starring Tony nominees Daniel Dae Kim and Francis Jue, is streaming now on PBS.
The actor is reprising his Tony-winning performance in the Herb Gardner play for the New York company.
Kenny Leon is directing the new work, co-written by James Glossman.
Al Blackstone will direct and choreograph the classic American musical.
At a May 8 press event, the two Tony nominees revealed their mutual admiration for each other.
The tour of the Broadway musical is currently playing Durham, North Carolina.
