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The production begins at Off-Broadway's Minetta Lane Theatre July 17.
The new prodution from Obie-winning HERE begins July 14 at the Off-Broadway venue.
Featuring the final score of late A Chorus Line songwriter Marvin Hamlisch, The Nutty Professor has a book by Rupert Holmes.
The Ain't Too Proud star recently performed in the second season of the Broadway and Vine cabaret series.
The musical, based on the film of the same name, will play the Eventim Apollo July 19-August 28.
CTH Associate Artistic Director Carl Cofield directs the free production.
Sean Holmes directs the Alan Parker-Paul Williams musical based on Parker's 1976 film.
The international hit musical continues at the Aldwych Theatre.
The stage and screen actor was honored July 8.
The new musical is based on the Jodi Picoult and Samantha van Leer novel.
The show, written by and starring Neil D'Astolfo, plays the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater.
Patina Miller, Brian d'Arcy James, Phillipa Soo, Joshua Henry, Sara Bareilles, and more star in the Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical.
The theme of the panel, held July 8 at the New Yorker Hotel, was "Legendary Women of Broadway."
As Broadway prepares to revive the Lerner and Loewe King Arthur musical, we're taking a look back"and forward.
Performances of the family favorite musical continue through July 13 in St. Louis.
Gaunt is temporarily playing the role of Bert, while Charlie Stemp stars in Chichester Festival Theatre's Crazy for You.
The Neil Diamond bio-musical starring Will Swenson, Robyn Hurder, Mark Jacoby, and Linda Powell will resume Boston performances July 7.
The outdoor production plays Central Park's Delacorte Theater through July 17.
The world premiere of the debut play by autistic writer Green is currently in previews at London's Turbine Theatre.
English Bernhardt, Jasmine Rogers, Nadina Hassan, Morgan Ashley Bryant, Lindsay Heather Pearce, and more star in the musical based on the film of the same name.
Look back at the six-time Tony winner's Broadway career thus far.
The 30th anniversary burlesque performance benefited Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
The 1665 tragicomedy receives a feminist twist with a gender-reframed adaptation and new translation.
The 30th anniversary burlesque performance, benefiting Broadway Cares, featured Ariana DeBose, Ramin Karimloo, the Queens of SIX: The Musical, and more.
The biomusical starring Eden Espinosa and Amber Iman opened at the La Jolla Playhouse June 25.
