Broadway Flea Market Held Indoors at Hammerstein Ballroom September 27
The annual Broadway Cares fundraiser, usually held in and around Shubert Alley, has moved inside.
The annual Broadway Cares fundraiser, usually held in and around Shubert Alley, has moved inside.
Luke Sheppard is directing the Pulitzer Prize-winning Jonathan Larson musical.
The Tony-winning musical continues at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre.
Matthew Gardiner will direct the musical at the Arlington venue.
The Broadway favorite has played the role of Billy Flynn over 700 times.
The boxed set compiles a decade of history of the Tony-winning Lin-Manuel Miranda musical.
The Neil Diamond Musical will launch its new tour in November in Austin, Texas.
Due to the expected storm, the annual fundraiser, usually held in and around Shubert Alley, is moving inside.
Upcoming acts at the speakeasy-themed Madame George include Rachel Webb, Max Chernin, and more.
Jen Wineman will direct the new work from Sierra Hitchcock and Charlie Hitchcock.
Charlotte d'Amboise also appears in the Rob Ashford-directed production of Jay Presson Allen's play.
The production recently welcomed Malinda Parris, Danielle de Niese, Nathan Sykes, and more.
The record-breaking revival continues at the Ambassador Theatre.
The duo will succeed Ethan Slater and Betsy Wolfe at the Westside.
The new season of the Ted Danson series has begun filming in San Francisco.
The evening will also feature Justin David Sullivan, Jo Lampert, and Jonathan Christopher.
A new principal company joined the Tony-winning musical at the Walter Kerr September 1.
A host of West End favorites will be part of the songwriter's evenings at Crazy Coqs.
Robert Hastie will direct the revival of Jim Cartwright's play at the London venue.
Mark S. Hoebee will direct the family-favorite musical about the high-flying nanny.
The Tony winner can currently be seen on Broadway in the new musical The Lost Boys.
The hit jukebox musical is in its final months at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
David Staller, who penned the gender-neutral adaptation, will also direct for Gingold Theatrical Group.
At 70, this Broadway veteran is still going strong; her newest project is Truly, Howard Hughes.
Upcoming acts at the speakeasy-themed Madame George include Rebecca Larkin, Aisha Jackson, Rachel Webb, and Max Chernin.