Adam Langdon Will Succeed Trevor Braun in Off-Broadway's The Play That Goes Wrong
The long-running slapstick comedy continues at New World Stages.
The long-running slapstick comedy continues at New World Stages.
Lisa Peterson is directing with choreography by Richard J. Hinds.
Jenn Thompson will direct the Tony-winning musical at the Connecticut theatre.
The London production at the Lyric Theatre will welcome a new principal company September 15.
Jonathan O'Boyle will direct the musical from Victoria Wood and Tom MacRae.
The record-breaking, Tony-winning revival continues at the Ambassador.
The evening will be dedicated to late scenic designer Anna Louizos.
A new principal company joined the Tony-winning musical at the Walter Kerr September 1.
Upcoming acts at the speakeasy-themed Madame George include Aisha Jackson, Kay Sibal, Krystal Hernandez, and more.
Jennifer Werner is directing and choreographing the musical based on the film of the same name.
Nikolai Foster will direct the new production.
Attendees can expect to hear musical theatre favorites performed in Spanish at the free event.
Nathan Lee Graham will host the evenings at The Green Room 42.
Matthew Gardiner directs the Stephen Sondheim and George Furth musical in Virginia.
The long-running international hit continues at the Novello Theatre.
Performances will begin in January at the Tokyu Theatre Orb in Tokyo.
The stage and screen reprised his Tony-winning role in the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical on both sides of the Atlantic.
Dozens of tables, a silent auction, a grand auction, and more will be part of the eagerly awaited annual fundraiser.
Nat Zegree and Eric Holmes' original musical will be produced by actor Jordan Fisher.
A new principal company joins the Tony-winning musical at the Walter Kerr starting September 1.
The Tony-winning revival continues at the Ambassador Theatre.
The parody of the streaming series continues at The Culture Club.
Winner of 10 Awards, including Best Musical, the hit production opened at the Hirschfeld in 2019.
He shares how one photo of Christie Brinkley in Chicago changed his career.
The Tony and Emmy-winning solo show, starring the late Broadway favorite, was filmed at London's Old Vic.