Every day of October will have a spooky surprise, including custom cocktails, a tattoo flash sheet, and more.

The new recording of the Sondheim musical features the original Broadway cast, including Sara Bareilles, Brian d'Arcy James, Patina Miller, and more.

The Glee star became the revival's new Fanny Brice September 6.

Plus, which Jonas brother has a Broadway 'Chip' on his shoulder and what childhood audition trick of Seth's really backfired.

The Manhattan Theatre Club production stars Tony nominee Kara Young, David Zayas, Gregg Mozgala, and Katy Sullivan.

The actor and writer is currently playing Perón in Bucks County Playhouse's reimagined version of the Tony-winning Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical.

The star-studded revival begins at the Kennedy Center October 7.

The new play, a look at the story of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson and its parallels with modern day, is produced in association with The Public Theater.

The new comedy follows a sexually confused theatre kid in '80s Connecticut.

Russell Harvard, Alexandria Wailes, Matthew Jaeger, and Amelia Hensley star in the Deaf West Theatre production, presented in spoken English and American Sign Language.

The three-day event continues in Times Square with a live stream available to watch at home.

London's Arts Theatre is once again home to the Olivier-nominated show.

Inspired by Georg Büchner’s 1913 play Woyzeck, the three-person show plays HERE.

The two will be succeeded by Madeline Brewer and Callum Scott Howells in the London revival.

Carole Buggé's show at Theatre Row follows three scientists who are visited by Isaac Newton, Marie Curie, and Max Planck.

Adrienne Campbell-Holt directs the play, set 25 years after the car accident that took the lives of Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed.

The Joe's Pub performance reimagines the text as a play infused with original blues and rock music.

The Academy Award winner and Broadway legend celebrates her birthday October 1.

From Legally Blonde to Little Shop of Horrors, Playbill looks back at highlights from Borle's stage career.

The new series features a host of Broadway names, including Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Jimmy Smits, Richard Kind, and Elizabeth Rodriguez.

The Tony winner stars as Reverend Avery, a role being added for the screen version of the Broadway musical.

The non-Equity tour is currently playing the Pablo Center in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.