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These shows rarely hit the school auditorium stage, but are ready to take center stage.
The new version of the film of the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical will arrive on Disney+ June 30.
The musical was captured during its 2021 return to Broadway with its songwriter leading the cast.
From what to see to what to wear (and drink), here's what you should know before heading past Times Square to Lincoln Center in NYC.
In her new musical, Taub hopes to humanize (not glorify) the individuals behind the women's suffrage movement.
Openings, closings, and everything in between.
Dr. Jon LaPook and Dr. Joseph G. Allen discuss how Broadway companies and audiences can remain safe as performances face breakthrough COVID-19 cases.
Bushnell wrote and starred in the solo show, which opened December 7.
The playwright and two understudies helped complete the seven-person cast as productions face breakthrough COVID cases.
The production, starring Jackman and Sutton Foster, began previews December 20 at the Winter Garden Theatre.
Performers from Company, The Music Man, Hadestown, and more shine on stage and in the kitchen.
Kadeem Ali Harris, Reynaldo Piniella, and Christian Thompson will join the company at the Golden Theatre.
A number of shows have reported breakthrough cases among their companies.
Both shows have reported a number of breakthrough cases among their companies.
MJ will return December 27 at the Neil Simon Theatre.
MJ began previews December 6.
MJ began previews December 6.
Performances will begin in March 2022.
The organization is the first major performing arts institution to take this step as cases rise in the wake of the Omicron variant.
The Temptations jukebox musical reopened after the shutdown October 16.
Marianne Elliott's take on the Stephen Sondheim-George Furth musical opened December 9.
Whitney White will direct the New York Theatre Workshop production, beginning in February 2022.
Rebecca Frecknall directs the environmental production, which opened December 12.
The two Tony-nominated playwrights-turned-librettists share notated pages from the scripts of their operatic debuts as they revisit Eurydice and Intimate Apparel, respectively.
The new production, directed by Marianne Elliott and starring Katrina Lenk and Patti LuPone, opened December 9.
