Savy Jackson Will Be Maybe Happy Ending's Full-Time Claire; Hannah Kevitt Sets Final Bow
The Tony-winning musical continues its run at the Belasco Theatre.
The Tony-winning musical continues its run at the Belasco Theatre.
The musical explores the universal search for clarity and empowerment through different kinds of relationships.
Still, Bill will recount the artist's journey from South Dakota to becoming a two-time Tony Award nominee.
The Mr. Bean and Blackadder star will bring a new comedy sketch show to the London stage.
The BAFTA-nominated Ghosts favorite joined Cole Escola's comedy at Trafalgar Theatre September 28.
Will Brill and Jay Ryan lead the Off-Broadway production.
The new date follows a 13-minute sell-out for a U.S. tour.
The Pulitzer-finalist play has a starry ensemble.
Katie Rose Clarke, Carrie St. Louis, and more will reprise their performances as the late country music icon.
The new play from Stuart Slade is coming to the Donmar Warehouse.
The extended world premiere will continue through October 25.
Emiliano Torres and Genesis Ochoa will star in Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett's Pulitzer winner, directed by Stan Zimmerman.
The Dispatch frontman penned the project alongside Waitress book writer Jessie Nelson.
Cole will make her Broadway debut becoming the first woman to play the role in the Tony-winning musical.
The Graham and Kristina Fuller musical is releasing an all-star studio cast album later this month.
Savannah Commodore, Donnetta Lavinia Grays, and Abigail Onwunali star in the new work from Mfoniso Udofia.
The live radio play will enjoy a limited engagement at the Broadhurst during the holiday season.
The new take on the Sophocles classic will also feature Rebecca Naomi Jones, Cricket Brown, Sally Wingert, and Michael Rudko.
The Tony winner will helm the musical inspired by real women factory workers who were unknowingly exposed to radioactive radium in the 1920s.
The Off-Broadway company will also host a joint world premiere play from Caryl Churchill, starring Annaleigh Ashford and Joe Tapper.
Current star Jeremy Jordan has set a final performance in the Bobby Darin biomusical.
The cabaret favorite will sing songs by Bad Bunny, Jeanine Tesori, Steven Lutvak, and more.
Written by Lisa Quoresimo, the work adapts the final novel from Jane Austen.
Zabryna Guevara, Alma Martinez, Camila Moreno, and more will give the Benjamin Benne play an Off-Broadway world premiere.
Lyric Hammersmith will bring back its production from earlier this year.