Bareilles will ring in the New Year, while Maliakel will join the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.

The 2025 lineup will also feature a new musical from The Lazours and a night celebrating the memory of Chita Rivera.

The Tina Tony winner is playing the Manhattan nightspot before returning to Broadway in The Last Five Years.

The two-time Tony nominee will play a limited run at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.

The Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray musical originally opened on Broadway in 1964.

The Phantom of the Opera star will offer holiday concerts in California, Nevada, Colorado, and more.

The evening, featuring the American Pops Orchestra, was filmed in February in Washington, D.C.

Robert Driemeyer, a.k.a. Broadway Barfly, will offer a cabaret (and theatrical cocktails) at The Green Room 42 December 1.

The Songbook Sundays series will continue with an evening celebrating the work of the composer of Anything Goes and Kiss Me, Kate.

Nic Rouleau, Jacob Gutierrez, Telly Leung, Christian Borle, André De Shields, and more will be featured in the evening filmed in Washington, D.C.

Spotlighting the lyrics of the late Fred Ebb, the evening celebrates the 20th year of the Fred Ebb Foundation.

Rupert Hands directs the 2005 Broadway musical.

The Tony winner is expected to offer an afternoon of musicals theatre favorites.

Kathleen Marshall directed a cast led by Matt Doyle and Ana Villafañe.

Zi Alikhan will direct the Tony-winning musical for Red Bull Theater.

Bill Buckhurst will direct the Tom Kitt-Brian Yorkey musical.

Tony nominee Chamberlin's Broadway credits include Seussical, The Addams Family, Chicago, and more.

Spotlighting the lyrics of the late Fred Ebb, the evening will celebrate the 20th year of the Fred Ebb Foundation.

Sammi Cannold will direct the Nebraska performance of the Jonathan Larson rock musical.

Hosted by Club Cumming, the show is an unauthorized Batman villain parody.

Jordan Donica, Alex Joseph Grayson, and Rachel York will join Altomare at Lincoln Center's David Geffen Hall in 2025.

The 2021 concert preceded the acclaimed Off-Broadway staging of Creel's musical inspired by his time wandering the collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Reichard will bring Ready for Christmas to The Cutting Room.

The concert celebrates the release of Jack Viertel's new novel.

Zi Alikhan will direct the Tony-winning musical for Red Bull Theater.

The evening, themed Back in Time, was presented by The PATH Fund, dedicated to performing arts education.

The evening, featuring the American Pops Orchestra, was filmed in February in Washington, D.C.

The At This Performance… concert series will continue at The Green Room 42.

The Classical Theatre of Harlem will present the evening at Red Rooster Harlem.

The December concert will also feature a 25-piece orchestra and a 70-voice cross-borough community chorus.

The production marks Ng's London debut, fresh on the heels of their winning the Fred Ebb Award.

This year's event will feature performances from Jay Armstrong Johnson, Carly Hughes, Natalie Joy Johnson, and more.

This year's holiday concert will feature Celia Rose Gooding, Jasmine Amy Rogers, Elizabeth Teeter, and more.

Aladdin star Michael Maliakel is among the roster of stars bringing Cheeyang Ng and Eric Sorrels' musical to Symphony Space in November.

JoAnn M. Hunter will also direct a West End concert of the new musical adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s novel.

Daniel Evans is directing the event, set for November 17 at the Prince of Wales Theatre.

Performing material by Stevie Nicks, Pat Benatar, Carole King, and more, the one-night-only concert is being given in support of Planned Parenthood.

The Nine and Grand Hotel original cast member will offer her cabaret evening Feels Like Home.

Sheldon Epps will direct the invitation-only concerts of the stage adaptation of the 1967 film.

Victoria Clark, Shereen Ahmed, and Phillip Attmore are among the starry cast taking on the rarely-performed Gershwin musical.

The October 25 concert celebrated the composer's 30-year career in New York City.

The Off-Broadway company is presenting the Sondheim revue as a benefit concert November 18.

The evening, themed Back in Time, is presented by The PATH Fund, dedicated to performing arts education.

Featured performers include Ren Cementina, Joyah Dominique, Danielle Koenig, and more.

The Broadway guest performers will share the stage with a cast of EPIC Players' neurodivergent artists.

Billy Porter, Heather Headley, and more will join the Tony-winning singer-songwriter.

The Grammy winner previously played Riff Raff in the Fox television film of the cult classic.

The Broadway Mamma Mia! and Hairspray star mashes up Cabaret and The Happy Time in this preview of And All That Jazz!, releasing October 25.

The one-night-only performance, directed by Schele Williams, will benefit the Harris Victory Fund.

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