Ari’el Stachel, Julia Lester, More Will Lead Krav Maga in the Temple Basement… Readings
The industry readings of Rebecca Salzhauer's play will be directed by Rosie Glen-Lambert.
The industry readings of Rebecca Salzhauer's play will be directed by Rosie Glen-Lambert.
The stars will come out next month with a free concert.
Colton Pometta will direct the New York premiere of David Zax's drama.
The artists range in age from 24 to 32, and hail from the US, the UK, Canada, China, South Korea, and Taiwan.
From Patrick Page's ankle boot to behind-the-scenes footage, the live stage film provides a new look at an old tale.
Hunter Foster directs the Tony-winning Larry Gelbart, Cy Coleman, and David Zippel musical.
Saheem Ali is now at the helm of the Prince musical, which is also getting a new book by Peter Duchan.
Ms. Clarke was a Tony nominee for choreographing Jelly's Last Jam.
The Ginger Twinsies star will return to the role of Ruth Dewitt Bukater after playing the part during the musical's Off-Broadway bow.
Alex Timbers directs the New York premiere of the Edinburgh hit.
In a new series, creatives detail how they set the mood for a show using music.
The upcoming festival will stage three new musicals, including Stupid, The Debutantes, and A Life Worth Living.
Arizona students created an evening full of hope, love, and magic.
The appearance celebrated the July 24 release of the screen-to-stage musical's album from Atlantic Records.
The annual holiday favorite will feature a brand-new scene as well as immersive technology.
The pro-shot of the hit Broadway and West End musical opened to $9.7 million at 1,949 locations.
The production will feature Tony winner Beth Leavel performing "That's Enough of That," a new song penned by Mark Sonnenblick.
Shy will help children find confidence, creativity, and the courage to use their voice.
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The hit musical based on the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel continues at the Broadway Theatre.
The production, which began previews March 30 at the Barrymore Theatre, began performances April 25.
After you see the filmed version in movie theatres, experience the magic and romance live.
The Broadway legend is having quite a year.
The film features the musical's original Broadway stars Reeve Carney, André De Shields, Amber Gray, Eva Noblezada, and Patrick Page.
The revival will get some new faces at Studio 54 beginning in August.