Sam Mendes directs the Jack Thorne play.

Tune in every day this month as we share holiday music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as a few new original videos.

Though there is an understudy for Abbott's role, he went on with the show—and audiences loved the performance even more.

Stefano Massini's play, adapted by Ben Power, will be seen at the San Francisco venue in May 2024.

Little Milo has been offered "a classic part" in the Christmas show, but it's not one you might guess.

Audible Theater is presenting a limited engagement starring the SNL alum at the Minetta Lane.

Get a first look at Dave Malloy's new stage musical of the Roald Dahl novel, currently making its world premiere.

The Broadway show has cool-down spaces for audience members who need a breather. Plus, Playbill presents a dictionary of autism-related terms in the show.

Filmed during the musical's 2021 Broadway return, the live stage capture hit movie theatres December 7.

To make tickets more affordable, many Off-Broadway shows have implemented rush, lottery, and inexpensive ticket policies.

After a four-year hiatus, the star-studded variety show, produced by and benefiting Broadway Cares, returned to Broadway's New Amsterdam Theatre.

The costume designer of Some Like It Hot and BOOP! The Betty Boop Musical on how the theatre found him.

Due to the expansive nature of Off-Broadway, this list is not comprehensive.

See Merrily We Roll Along star Lindsay Mendez sing "Yo Simplemente Soy" as artist Frida Kahlo.

Tune in every day this month as we share holiday music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as a few new original videos.

Festivities at the Barrymore Theatre included a menorah lighting, blessings, and songs.

The recording features the cast of the original 2022 tribute concert, which subsequently transferred to the West End.

Previews of the new musical will begin in March 2024 at the Jacobs Theatre.

BAFTA and Golden Globe nominee Stephen Fry will narrate the musical, which is staged for audio mediums.

The Tony winner first appeared in one of the Off-Broadway company's productions in 2004.