He was the first-born son of Andrew Lloyd Webber, and a composer in his own right.

The Chicago star sang a snippet from the musical for a song-association game with Vogue.

The pop musical made its London debut in 2019.

The piece is inspired by Ntozake Shange’s for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf.

The stage adaptation of Hanya Yanagihara's book receives its English language world premiere.

Teens Ukraine Theater presents Are We There Yet? at Off-Broadway's New York Theatre Workshop.

Chris Sullivan, D'Arcy Carden, Katie Finneran, and Scott Foley star in the comedy from playwright Larissa FastHorse.

Watch Playbill's new video to find out what more the cast and creative team members had to share about the new Kander and Ebb musical.

The Fringe may be known for its theatre, but from Robin Williams to John Cleese, its comedy chops are equally impressive!

Plus, how the producers of How to Succeed in Business cost Megan Mullally a Tony nomination and where in the world you can see Seth in concert next.

Get a sneak peek at this spring's shows as the pair speak with Ben Platt, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Laura Linney, Aaron Sorkin, and more.

The Glee star missed performances this week to be with her son in the hospital.

The Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler musical is back on Broadway at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, opening March 26.

The upcoming screen version of the 2018 musical will also feature Renée Rapp reprising her Broadway performance as Regina George.

Wesley Taylor and Alex Wyse's LGBTQ horror comedy will arrive in movie theatres this month and on VOD in April.

The Tony nominee will be joined by musical director Tedd Firth and guitarist JC Maillard.

Daniel Radcliffe, Lindsay Mendez, and Jonathan Groff share how "Old Friends" is more than their characters' stories when they're co-starring in the Sondheim revival.

The Pulitzer-winning James Ijames play has announced affinity nights for its strictly limited 14-week run.

The Tony winner joined the cast of the musical he directed and choreographed in a true understudy-to-the-rescue moment.

The maize-themed comedy is directed by Jack O'Brien and written by Robert Horn, Brandy Clark, and Shane McAnally.