Look Through Photos of Jane Fonda on Broadway A look at the two-time Tony nominee’s stage career in celebration of her birthday, December 21.
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The Nutcracker Comes to Life in These Clips From the Royal Ballet’s Cinema Series Presentation The Tchaikovsky favorites arrives in U.S. movie theatres beginning December 21.
Andrea McArdle and Donna McKechnie’s Hamlisch and Sondheim Concert Sets New Jersey Date The two Broadway stars are joining forces for a series of 2018 concerts saluting the composers.
Melissa Errico Adds a Late Show to London Solo Concert Series in February 2018 The star of Amour and Passion will sing Sondheim at Crazy Coqs at Live at Zédel.
Get a First Look at Noah Galvin in Dear Evan Hansen The Real O’Neals star stepped into the title role of the Tony-winning musical November 21, succeeding Ben Platt.
Watch Dear Evan Hansen’s Noah Galvin and Laura Dreyfuss Sing ‘Only Us’ The stage couple performed the duet live at Buzzfeed.
Go Behind the Scenes With the Cast of Broadway’s New My Fair Lady Lauren Ambrose, Harry Hadden-Paton, and Diana Rigg open up about the anticipated revival.
Klea Blackhurst, Jim Caruso, and Billy Stritch Unleash A Swinging Birdland Christmas The annual concert will light up the NYC jazz club December 22–25.
Wicked Star Shoshana Bean to Release New Studio Album of Showtunes and Standards Spectrum, the actor and singer’s fourth solo album, is set to release February 9, 2018.
Lorenzo Pisoni Documentary Circus Kid Debuts on SundanceNow Streaming Platform The stage and screen performer examines his unusual upbringing as part of San Francisco’s famed Pickle Family Circus.
Watch the First Trailer for Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again, Featuring a Helicopter-Riding Cher The sequel to the ABBA sensation will premiere next summer.
Norm Lewis, Michael Feinstein, and More Sing at Feinstein’s/54 Below December 21–28 Check out all the theatre-related events scheduled this week at the intimate New York cabaret.
How Pasek and Paul Used the Colorful World of Greatest Showman to Write Their Bold Songs The Tony- and Oscar-winning composers talk about making their music pop in a 19th-century world.
Playbill Vault’s Today in Theatre History: December 21
How Actor Jeremy Shamos Exploits the Humor in Steve Martin’s Meteor Shower The Tony nominee loves to make audiences laugh and goes to some extreme lengths with co-star Keegan-Michael Key to do so.