Take the Lead Begins World Premiere at Paper Mill Playhouse March 29
Cheetah Girls star Adrienne Bailon-Houghton leads the new Christopher Gattelli-helmed musical.
Cheetah Girls star Adrienne Bailon-Houghton leads the new Christopher Gattelli-helmed musical.
The score introduced such favorites as "Getting to Know You," "Shall We Dance," "Something Wonderful," and "Hello, Young Lovers."
The Best Musical winner continues at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre.
Aveena Sawyer leads the cast of the Pennsylvania production through May 4.
The Bobby Darin musical will now open April 26 at Circle in the Square, with Jonathan Groff starring.
The annual event invites New York City public school students to perform excerpts from their school productions on a Broadway stage.
The ceremony, hosted by Michael Urie, was held March 27 in Los Angeles.
Juliana Canfield, Peter Friedman, Natalie Gold, Arian Moayed celebrated their former costar Sarah Snook.
The musical, based on the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel, continues at the Broadway Theatre.
The new recording, also featuring Heather Headley, Aaron Tveit, Lea Salonga, and the late Gavin Creel, can now be streamed.
Succession star Sarah Snook won an Olivier Award for her performance in the solo play in the West End.
Plus, why Diaz's neighbors think she sounds just like Tony winner Idina Menzel.
Shea Sullivan directs the new jukebox musical featuring songs made famous by Cass Elliot, Petula Clark, and Lesley Gore.
The Frank Wildhorn adaptation of the popular manga series previously played London's West End.
The multiple Tony winner has been largely absent from the theatre world since reports emerged about his abusive behavior behind the scenes.
Based on the an original story by the Duffer Brothers, Jack Thorne, and Kate Trefry, the play is set in the world of the hit Netflix series.
Georgie Rankcom will direct the Aristophanes-inspired musical.
The musical will begin performances April 1 at the James Earl Jones Theatre.
The whodunit murder mystery is the longest-running play in New York City history.
The Tony-winning Neil Simon play was the second in his autobiographical Eugene Trilogy.
Zi Alikhan is directing the world premiere.
David Yazbek emceed the event, which featured performances from the company.
The group highlights transgender and nonbinary voices, including both seasoned performers and rising stars in the musical theatre community.
Based on the an original story by the Duffer Brothers, Jack Thorne, and Kate Trefry, the play is set in the world of the hit Netflix series.
The Adam Guettel-Tina Landau musical is playing the Vivian Beaumont Theater via Lincoln Center Theater.