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Playbill Video stopped by rehearsal for the 67th Annual Tony Awards, which will be held June 9 at Radio City Music Hall, to catch up with Emmy Award-winning actor Neil Patrick Harris, who wi…
The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus has revealed a sneak peek at the world-premiere presentation of Tony Award-nominated composer Andrew Lippa's oratorio I Am Harvey Milk, which will …
The 67th Annual Tony Awards are just days away, so the staff at Playbill.com thought it would be a good time to take a look back at some of our favorite (Tony Award-winning) performances fro…
The 2013 Tony Awards will be held June 9 at Radio City Music Hall and broadcast live on CBS. In anticipation of Broadway's biggest night, CBS put together a series of promotional videos …
Emmy Award-winning actor Neil Patrick Harris, who will return to host the 67th Annual Tony Awards on June 9 at Radio City Music Hall, recently visited "The Late Show With David Letterma…
Sasha Allen, who appeared on Broadway in Hair and on screen in the cult movie "Camp," stepped into the national spotlight as a contestant on the NBC star-making series "The Vo…
Everybody is saying "Yeah!" this season with the new Broadway musical Kinky Boots, which features a Tony Award-nominated score by Grammy winner Cyndi Lauper.
"Smash" and The Addams Family star Krysta Rodriguez will star opposite Zachary Levi, star of TV's "Chuck," Disney's "Tangled" and the upcoming "Tho…
The 1975 Tony Award-nominated Best Musical Chicago, featuring the music of John Kander and Fred Ebb, opened on Broadway June 3, 1975. In celebration of the iconic musical, Playbill.com looks…
Anderson Davis, who was seen on Broadway in Les Misérables, stars in the new music video "Someday Soon," penned by songwriting duo Michael Kooman and Christopher Dimond abou…
Sam and Alex With a Z!, a collection of songs from rising musical theatre songwriters Alexander Sage Oyen and Sam Salmond, was offered May 13 at the Laurie Beechman Theatre in New York City.…
Old Sound Room will present Old Sound Room Lear, the inaugural production of the new theatre company, June 14-23 at HUB Studios.
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Actor, playwright, designer, dancer, choreographer, artistic director of New Theatre and probably a few other job descriptions we've left out, Ricky J. Martinez is one of the most hyphenate …
If the Tony Award-winning Best Musical A Chorus Line dances its way back to Broadway, pop star Jessica Simpson will be waiting in the wings. Here is a clip of Simpson as Cassie in the iconic…
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Idina Menzel, who took home the Tony Award in 2004 for her performance as Elphaba in Wicked, celebrates her birthday May 30. Playbill looks back at her career.
The world-premiere musical King Kong, which features a giant, six-meter-tall high-tech puppet as its star, premiered in Australia May 28. As audiences are getting their first look in Melbour…
Hatched: Fresh Work, Freshman, a concert of new work featuring Pace University's musical theatre class of 2016, was offered May 8 at 54 Below. Here are highlights from the evening.
Neil LaBute's Fat Pig, presented by The Blue Room Theatre and Red Ryder Productions, offers a lot of food for thought, and this production goes down a treat. LaBute examines the situation of…
After two seasons the NBC musical series "Smash" takes its final bow May 26. Before the cast sings their 11 o'clock number, Playbill.com has put together a collection of some o…
Belter Leslie Kritzer, who recently concluded an Off-Broadway musical with the Transport Group and her own solo show at Joe's Pub, celebrates her birthday May 24.
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Tony Award-nominated Cinderella and The Nance author Douglas Carter Beane was in Philadelphia, PA, May 16 to give the 2013 commencement address at the University of the Arts.
Amy Herzog's play has travelled, well, nearly 4,000 miles: it premièred in New York in 2011 " winning its young author an Obie " while in the UK it opened at the Ustinov Studio in Bath, dir…