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New York high schoolers will be able to get free tickets to six Broadway shows.
Benedict Lombe's play continues at Cherry Lane Theatre through September 13.
Starring Aaron Tveit, Lea Michele, and Nicholas Christopher, the cult favorite musical made a Broadway return last season.
The new comedy from the Mother Russia playwright will be led by Tony winner Francis Jue playing Yee's father.
Eden Espinosa and Tally Sessions lead the Bard's comedy, directed by Barry Edelstein.
The decision attempts to sidestep a judge's order to remove Trump's name from the D.C. institution.
Mark S. Hoebee will direct the family-favorite musical about the high-flying nanny.
The film will screen in movie theatres following a premiere at Tribeca Festival earlier this year.
The Clifford Odets revival will be captured live during its run at London's Almeida Theatre.
This year's Best Musical Tony winner will be performing in your headphones beginning next week.
Anneliese van der Pol, Morgan Dudley, Nicholas A. Wilkinson, and more are headed to Westerberg High via New World Stages.
Funding totaling $75,750 has been awarded to students across 13 US states.
The Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical will begin performances in September at the Noël Coward.
The starry evening at the Edison Rooftop will benefit the Drama League.
The Off-Broadway theatre is teaming up with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker to support new work.
Plus, the West End's original Jane Seymour, Natalie May Paris, appeared on The Today Show to perform "Heart of Stone."
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives favorite will play a six-week limited engagement in the Bobby Darin biomusical.
The Stranger Things star will make his stage debut in the Andy Sandberg play interrogating moral accountability.
The three-time Olivier winner was to have led the U.K. production in 2027.
The revue of the late, Tony-nominated and Grammy-winning composer will again play the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater.
Introducing young people to the stage? Here are the ultimate keepsakes to capture their first magical Broadway memories.
The company will also bring its Fiddler on the Roof, starring Steven Skybell, to Los Angeles.
David Hyde Pierce and Edie Falco were among the attendees of the Public's Free Shakespeare in the Park production.
The Tony winner, currently starring in the Muny's Meet Me in St. Louis, was joined by husband Adam Heller and more.
Martin Crimp (Cyrano de Bergerac)'s contemporary-verse adaptation played the National's Lyttelton.
