Drag Race Winner, Stage Star The Vivienne Dies at 32
Also known as James Lee Williams, The Vivienne appeared in U.K. productions of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and The Wizard of Oz.
Also known as James Lee Williams, The Vivienne appeared in U.K. productions of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and The Wizard of Oz.
The tour of the Tony-winning revival is set to launch in Minneapolis January 21.
The seven-time Obie winner was the founder of the Ontological-Hysteric Theater.
Héctor Flores Jr. will direct Maiga Vidal's new musical.
Jack Serio will direct the Signature Theatre world premiere from The Whale playwright.
Directed by Whitney White, the Roundabout Theatre Company production will feature Kristolyn Lloyd, Susannah Flood, Kayla Davion, and more.
Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson's fundraiser will be held on Inauguration Day.
The effort comes after the January 1 attack in which a car purposefully drove into crowds of New Year's Eve revelers.
The Sunset Blvd. director is bringing back a 2019 production of the Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical this summer.
The 11th season of the PBS series will launch with Salonga and Amanda Seyfried.
Irish playwright Mark O'Rowe (Normal People) has penned the new adaptation, with Jack O'Brien directing.
The album will be the first complete recording of Kurt Weill's score.
Kansas high schoolers work on an original play inspired by Peter Pan.
New York Theatre Barn's record label is set to release the album in time for Pride Month 2025.
The performance of V (formerly Eve Ensler)'s musical will feature special appearances by Jane Fonda and Rosario Dawson.
The newest season of the Sex and the City reboot is slated to premiere on HBO and Max this year.
The film will premiere February 8 as part of the network's Voices of a Lifetime series
Playwright Anna Mackmin will also direct her new work.
Lynette Linton directs the era-defining comedy that illuminates the Guyanese experience of 1970s London.
As a particularly star-studded season continues, here's a roundup of the many celebrities who are taking to the stage in the new year.
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If you're looking to get tickets to some of Broadway's biggest family shows, January is the best time.
"Everyone gets to be a suff," says Tony-winning writer Shaina Taub, who hopes new productions will be cast with all genders.
The Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray musical originally opened on Broadway in 1964.
The long-running revival continues at the Ambassador Theatre.