Mac is the bookwriter on the new musical, which features music by Jason Robert Brown

The Broadway favorite was diagnosed in 2022, and he’s now an advocate for ALS research and the spiritual mindset of health.

She is channeling Lempicka's Rafaela for her next stage appearance.

She's receiving a Special Tony Award and she says that show stylists need to learn how to work with Black hair.

White is currently the fifth Black woman to ever be Tony nominated for directing a play.

She's picked up her fifth Tony nomination for playing Paula Vogel in the new Broadway show.

The actor just earned his first Tony nomination for playing the bass and monologuing about houseboats.

Elice is currently recognized for Best Book of a Musical, marking his fourth Tony nomination.

The Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actor is currently starring in Mother Play on Broadway.

Playing the title role in the new musical has earned the exciting belter her first Tony nomination.

The performer was recognized for playing the Lady of the Lake in the recent Broadway revival of Spamalot.

She points out that now is the time for "new, fresh, innovative work" on Broadway.

The versatile actor just picked up her eighth Tony nomination for the now-closed Days of Wine and Roses.

She has two plays running on Broadway at the same time.

On April 28, Clark and the entire company of the Tony-winning musical will take their final bows at Broadway's Booth Theatre.

Del Aguila recently went viral for posting a video of offstage antics.

At Signature Theatre Off-Broadway, Sarah Ruhl’s play (based on Virginia Woolf) finally has a genderqueer cast.

The Tony nominees have returned to Broadway to bring one of American literature’s most infamous couples to the stage.

The White Lotus and Sopranos Emmy winner stars alongside Jeremy Strong in An Enemy of the People at Circle in the Square Theatre.

The actor and self-taught photographer almost always has his camera with him.

In his follow up to The Band's Visit, the composer turned to the macabre true story about a traveling mummy.

The hit Disney musical turns 10 years old this month.

The Tony-winning actor reunites with his Thurgood director Leonard Foglia for his new show at Perelman Performing Arts Center.

The show's newest cast members on how they're challenging themselves with the hit Broadway musical.

Lincoln Center Theater will present her version of the Chekhov classic, starring Steve Carell and Alison Pill, this spring on Broadway.

The comedian and Tony-nominated actor is leaning into her past as a street performer to inform her solo Hamlet, now running Off-Broadway.

Actors Derek Garza and Wotko Long on not creating “trauma porn.”

The Off-Broadway regular is now appearing in you don’t have to do anything at HERE.

Plus, that time the actor met Oprah while performing in Ain't Too Proud.

The Mean Girls and Hallmark Channel film star is making his Broadway debut in the Monty Python musical.

The Tony winner is currently Queen Aggravain to Sutton Foster’s Princess Fred in Once Upon a Mattress.

The Tony winner’s new original musical, Walk on Through, is currently running Off-Broadway.

Go inside opening night of the coming-of-age musical featuring red carpet interviews with its neurodivergent cast and celebrity photos.

We talk to the crusaders working at the front lines to win much needed federal funding for our struggling stages.

The trans performer uses humor to address gender, reproductive rights, and how much we actually don’t know about vaginas.

In a new revival at Classic Stage Company, Lester plays the role that garnered Barbra Streisand her first Tony nomination.

“I think I have eight different accents,” says the Newsies actor.

The 15-time Grammy winner on how, in the new Off-Broadway show, she's hearing songs anew.

The cast of the new coming-of-age Broadway musical discuss why their show is unprecedented, and how Hal Prince was an early champion.

The actor-turned-director created the role of Charley Kringas in the musical's infamous original production.

The Grammy-winning rocker tells all in her autobiographical show My Window.

The Smash creator's latest play Dig, about a woman finding grace through botany, is currently running at Primary Stages, 59E59 Theaters.

The new musical wraps up its La Jolla Playhouse run this weekend.

The father-daughter duo are starring in Theresa Rebeck’s I Need That for Roundabout Theatre Company.

Ripper's female lead, Shannon Daly, and composer, Pete Sneddon, lay out their modus operandi.

This solo play explores Williams' pre-fame years and is directed by Alan Cumming.

Known as The Middle's middle child, Sue Heck, Sher dissects growing up on television and figuring out who she is after it's over.

Ian Shaw, son of Jaws star Robert Shaw, plays his father in the behind-the-scenes comedy about the 1975 summer blockbuster.

The Fringe First winner returns to the Fringe with Black Is the Color of My Voice in which she portrays the iconic artist.

How the Jewish stand-up found himself at a neo-Nazi meeting, and made a Broadway show about it.

The She-Hulk star is back on Broadway in the Levi Holloway thriller.

The live stage capture of the 2015 musical premieres June 12 at Tribeca Film Festival, with a simultaneous free screening in NYC's Times Square.

The Piano Lesson and Color Purple star is using her multi-hyphenate career as a producer-actor to make theatre more equitable.

The Cost of Living star is the first actor who's an amputee to be on Broadway, but she's ready for more accessibility

Foley is currently in The Thanksgiving Play and Malina is in Leopoldstadt.

His play Ain’t No Mo’ closed early on Broadway, but now it’s one of the most-nominated plays of the season.

How the Schitt’s Creek and & Juliet writer went from Broadway, to TV, to Broadway again.

The playwright, along with the show's star Marcel Spears, talk about turning the Shakespeare classic on its head.

Movement director Finn Caldwell shares the puppetry tricks that transform bits of foam into a real tiger.

The Tony winner, and star of Kimberly Akimbo, launches Playbill's new series, How Did I Get Here?