Judges Named for 63rd Annual Obie Awards The annual ceremony will be held in May 2018.
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Spring Awakening Composer Duncan Sheik Sings at Café Carlyle October 3–7 The Tony Award winner will open up his songbook in a personal appearance.
Newsies National Tour Cast to Reunite at Feinstein's/54 Below October 2 Dancing and special talents will be showcased in the second annual Newsboys' Variety Show.
Next to Normal’s Jennifer Damiano Returns to Joe’s Pub October 2 The Tony nominee, who also appeared in Spider-Man and American Psycho, brings her club show back to NYC’s Public Theater.
Tiny Beautiful Things Opens at the Public Theater Nia Vardalos stars in the hit play’s return engagement Off-Broadway.
Why You Won’t Be Able to Stop Thinking About Ayad Akhtar’s New Broadway Play Junk The Pulitzer Prize winner reveals the humanity behind Wall Street in his new financial political thriller for Lincoln Center Theater.
Songwriter Scott Alan Returns to New York October 2 With Home Again Concert The evening is held at the famed jazz club Birdland.
The Cast of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Visit New York City The seven members of the original company stopped by their Times Square billboard in preparation for their Broadway debut in Spring of 2018.
Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: October 2
New Musical Bully No More! Empowers Young People to Stand Together Tams-Witmark is releasing the 45-minute musical on October 2, World Day of Bullying Prevention.
Broadway Ticket Registration for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Begins Oct. 1 All tickets for the Broadway run will be sold exclusively to individuals who are registered as Verified Fans.
'Viotti' Stradivarius to Remain in the U.K. The Stradivarius violin known as the "Viotti" will remain in the United Kingdom, Gramophone magazine reports.
New York Philharmonic Radio Broadcasts Begin October 3 The New York Philharmonic's weekly radio series begins the week of October 3, the Philharmonic announced.
Edinburgh Festival's Death of Klinghoffer Provokes Protest From Human Rights Organization Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean at the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, is calling for a boycott of John Adams's opera The Death of Klinghoffer when it debuts…
Original Grease Star Will Honor Fantasticks Creators at October Concerts Thank You for Your Love will co-star Sweeney Todd‘s Sarah Rice October 1 and 7.