The Iceman Cometh, Starring Denzel Washington, Concludes Broadway Run July 1 The George C. Wolfe-helmed production played a 14-week limited engagement, earning eight Tony Award nominations.
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Escape to Margaritaville Closes on Broadway July 1 The Jimmy Buffett musical arrived at the Marquis Theatre in February.
Where Are the Stars of the Broadway’s Original Spring Awakening Now? From Jonathan Groff and Lea Michele to Skylar Astin and Jennifer Damiano, find out where you can find these Broadway starlets now.
From Les Misérables to Beauty and the Beast: Look Back at Terrence Mann on Stage The three-time Tony nominee celebrates his birthday July 1.
41 Actors You Want to See in Hair Live We asked, you answered: Playbill readers shared their dream cast for the live broadcast of Hair.
Take an Inside Look at The Cher Show on Opening Night The new musical opened June 28 in Chicago before arriving on Broadway this fall.
Sasson Gabay Couldn’t Refuse the Chance to Return to The Band’s Visit The Israeli actor joined the cast of the Tony-winning Broadway musical June 26.
Liza Minnelli Joins Michael Feinstein for Intimate Concert and Conversation Tonight The Oscar and Tony Award-winning entertainer returns to the concert stage with an appearance at the Segerstrom Center in Costa Mesa.
14 Theatre Stars to See on the Big Screen This Summer Catch stage favorites Daveed Diggs, Brian Tyree Henry, Carrie Coon, and more at the movies.
Young Jean Lee’s Straight White Men Begins Previews on Broadway June 30 Lee makes history as the first Asian-American woman playwright produced on Broadway.
Spend a Two-Show Day at On a Clear Day You Can See Forever Daisy Hobbs shows us what it’s like to do a double-duty day at the Irish Repertory Theatre.
World Premiere of This Ain’t No Disco Begins Off-Broadway The new Stephen Trask and Peter Yanowitz musical begins performances June 30 at Atlantic Theater Company.
Idina Menzel, Audra McDonald, Chita Rivera, Andrew Rannells, Tina Fey Offer Concert for America June 30 The fundraiser benefits organizations working to protect the rights of families at our southern border.
A Letter to Harvey Milk Closes Off-Broadway The musical concludes its extended run at Theatre Row’s Acorn Theatre June 30.
Why We Must Make Space for Diverse Voices and Visions in American Theatre Now, More Than Ever Wendy C. Goldberg is the first woman to lead the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s National Playwrights Conference in its 50 year history.