Tony Nominees Kelly Devine and Joshua Bergasse and More Choreograph Touchdown Dances for the NFL See the routines the minds behind Come From Away, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and La La Land created for victorious players.
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Kathie Lee Gifford Pens New Biblical Musical Album The Little Giant will feature performances from Regis Philbin and Gregg Edelman.
Frozen Star Caissie Levy Will Sing in San Francisco Before Broadway The actor-singer plans a cabaret show at Feinstein’s at the Nikko November 16–18.
Five-Time Tony Nominee Douglas Carter Beane’s New Musical Takes Home Top Prize in Dallas The Cinderella and Xanadu book writer’s new Robin Hood musical was honored by Dallas critics.
Broadway’s The Play That Goes Wrong Will Welcome New Cast The Tony-winning production continues at the Lyceum Theatre.
Clare Burt Will Join Kelsey Grammer in London Premiere of Big Fish Musical A revised version of the Andrew Lippa-John August musical will play London’s Other Palace beginning November 1.
Tony Winner Michael Aronov Cast in Upcoming Film Operation Finale The Oslo favorite joins Oscar Isaac, Ben Kingsley, Nick Kroll, and more.
Newsies National Tour Cast to Reunite at Feinstein's/54 Below Dancing and special talents will be showcased in the second annual Newsboys' Variety Show.
Harvey Fierstein’s Torch Song Revival, with Michael Urie, Extends The Off-Broadway production will now play an additional two weeks.
Bernadette Peters, Christy Altomare, Javier Muñoz, and More to Appear at Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction More than 70 theatre artists have been announced to take part in the annual BC/EFA event that will be held September 24 in…
Adam Garcia, Jenny Seagrove, and More Set for The Exorcist West End Premiere Performances will begin in October at London's Phoenix Theatre.
Suzan-Lori Parks’ Red Letter Plays Extend Off-Broadway Both plays by the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright will run an additional week.
Lisa Lampanelli Has an Off-Broadway Show, But She's Ready to Go Into Hamilton, Hello, Dolly!, and More At a recent press event for the upcoming return of Stuffed, the comedian showed off her musical theatre chops for Playbill.
The Bitter Game Begins Performances at American Repertory Theater’s Oberon Keith A. Wallace’s solo show, exploring the hardships of black men in America, will also play two free, site-specific performances in Massachusetts.
Elsie Fest's Darren Criss Shares the Five Essentials of Surviving a Music Festival Here's what to bring to the musical theatre celebration—straight from the creator and headliner's mouth.