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Jessi Kirtley, Brandon Contreras, Amanda Jill Robinson, Julia Knitel, and Jeff Kready joined the musical at the Golden Theatre.
Kent Gash directs the 1946-set musical penned by Trey Ellis, Matt Williams, Masi Asare, and Jimmy Vivino.
White originated the role of Haley in the first entry of Theresa Rebeck's solo play.
A sensory-adapted matinee at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre invited audiences to engage with live theatre in ways that meet their needs.
Come along with the longtime actor as she gets ready for opening night of The Balusters.
The three-episode special features Broadway's current Genie.
Judson Jones will direct the play for Theatre East.
John Tartaglia, who played Pinocchio in the original Broadway cast, will direct the summer production.
When you make a Playbill with PLAYBILLDER, you can also design your own covers.
Amerasu will play Miss Jackson in Mickey Gooch, Jr.’s screwball musical comedy.
The work is inspired by an empathy exercise in a 2018 theatre class taught by the 98º star and wife Lea Lachey.
Tony winner Diane Paulus will direct the adaptation based on Derek Prouse’s seminal translation of Eugène Ionesco’s landmark play.
The Royal Shakespeare Company production will arrive at the Noël Coward in June.
The London production of The Mousetrap holds the Guinness World Record for longest theatrical run.
The special concert included selections from stage hits, film favorites, and a beloved Disney musical.
The Peter Shaffer play is getting its first major revival in more than a decade.
The Great Gatsby and Floyd Collins star has stepped into the role of Bobby Darin in the biomusical.
There's a light over at Studio 54, and Luke Evans, Juliette Lewis, Amber Gray, and more are starring.
Original Merrily We Roll Along star Ann Morrison currently heads the cast of the Tony-winning musical.
Jessica Vosk and Kelli Barrett star in the screen-to-stage musical.
The revival stars Luke Evans as the iconic role of Frank-N-Furter, alongside Juliette Lewis, Amber Gray, and more.
Playwright Lindsey Ferrentino explains the many references, and superstitions, in the title of her new Broadway play.
The new play from David Lindsay-Abaire opened its world premiere bow April 21.
The hit musical based on the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel continues at the Broadway Theatre.
The theme and the choreographers have been revealed for this year's annual burlesque event benefiting Broadway Cares.
