Claybourne Elder, Aaron J. Albano, Daniel Reichard to Perform at New York City Gay Men's Chorus 25th Anniversary Gala
The event will honor George Takei, Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson, and Kelsey Louie.
The event will honor George Takei, Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson, and Kelsey Louie.
Joan Korte will star as six different characters in the solo play adapted from The Seagull.
Lindsay Posner will direct the revival at the Theatre Royal Haymarket.
The Avett Brothers musical played a brief Broadway run last year.
The second annual event is again being held at the Rainbow Room in NYC.
The special medley opened this year's Oscars, with both Grande and Erivo nominated for their performances in the film version of Wicked.
Find out which Broadway favorites won honors at the 97th Annual Academy Awards.
Previews will begin at the Garrick Theatre this fall.
The work takes place in an Iranian classroom where adult students practice for an English-language proficiency exam.
Josh Seymour directs the Tennessee Williams classic.
Ephraim Birney and Joel Meyers star in Danny Brown's new play at 154 Christopher Street.
Based on the book Right From Wrong, Punch comes to London after a run at Nottingham Playhouse.
The immersive event will be hosted at Mooncalf Gallery.
They perform "The Rainy Day We Met" onstage at Broadway's Belasco Theatre.
Helmed by John mcDaniel, the program allows cabaret vocalists a chance to refine their skills and stage presence with classes and coachings.
The world premiere from Natalie Margolin follows a tight-knit group of college roommates.
Tony Award-winning organization AAPAC has released its latest visibility report.
The West End revival recently celebrated its 1,000th performance at the Kit Kat Club.
The married pair on balancing children with acting.
The track features Amber Iman, Austin Scott, and Nick Rashad Burroughs.
Jake Heggie and Gene Scheer's adaptation of the classic novel opens March 3.
Listening to Kendrick Lamar's "Euphoria" helps.
Manhattan Theatre Club opened the world premiere thriller February 27.
Lynette Linton directs the era-defining comedy that illuminates the Guyanese experience of 1970s London.
The nine-time Grammy nominee will succeed Brandon Victor Dixon as Davis for a 13-week limited engagement.