The Verdict: Theatre Critics Name the Top Plays and Musicals of 2017 Take a look at the productions that critics listed among the best of the theatrical year—from New York to London.
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Desperate Measures Musical Celebrates 100 Performances Off-Broadway The limited Off-Broadway engagement began September 19 and has since extended three times due to popular demand.
Molly Pope and Kim David Smith Headline New Year’s Eve Shows The downtown NYC “alternative supper club” Pangea will host their No Thrill From Champagne concert.
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theatre History: December 29
Get ‘Em While You Can: 5 Hot Broadway Tickets for Spring 2018 Act fast. These five new shows are bound to be the toughest Broadway tickets to snag this spring.
See All the Playbills of 2017 From The Present to Farinelli and the King; how many did you collect this year?
Watch Live! Audra McDonald, Jessie Mueller, Vanessa Williams, and More in Tonight’s Concert for America Andrea McArdle, Carrie Manolakos, and more join Seth Rudetsky for the December 28 event that is streaming live online starting at 9:30 PM ET.
Cast Set for Walnut Street’s The Humans Stephen Karam’s Tony-winning drama will play the Philadelphia venue beginning January 16, 2018.
Throwback Thursday: Celebrate the Holiday Season With a Look Back at Promises, Promises on Broadway The romantic comedy takes place during the holiday season, from Christmas to New Year’s Eve.
Lumberyard Festival to Feature Premiere of Sugar by Obie Winner Robbie McCauley The winter festival lineup features three award-winning artists across theatre and dance.
When Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher Simultaneously Starred on Broadway On the one-year anniversary of Debbie Reynolds’ death, we look back at her 1983 Playbill interview as she prepared to star in Woman of the Year.
Darren Criss, Carol Burnett, Neil Patrick Harris, More Among 2018 Golden Globe Presenters The 75th annual ceremony will take place January 7, 2018.
A First Look at Robert Fairchild in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein The new play with music by Eve Wolf is choreographed by and stars the An American in Paris Tony nominee.
Take a Look at the New York Regional Debut of The Hunchback of Notre Dame The Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz musical is now playing at the White Plains Performing Arts Center.
From Central Perk to the Chick and the Duck: Get Up Close With the Props of Friends! The Musical Parody Go behind the scenes and see how iconic moments from Friends were recreated for the stage.