In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re looking back at some of the community’s theatrical milestones.

While back-to-school season means plenty of talk about BFAs, these stars are proof that there are many different paths to the stage.

The three-time Tony nominee is back on the stage in Nine and then right after in the Kimberly Akimbo national tour.

He's back in A Beautiful Noise and will next be seen in a one-night-only concert of Glory Days.

From jaw-dropping hair to a Ruby Dee tribute, see what red carpet looks we couldn't stop thinking about all year long.

Playbill's Director of Social Media shares his favorite moments from the red (and green and orange) carpets of this year.

There are infinite ways to display your Playbills and merchandise on the walls of your home away from home—here are just a few awesome examples.

He contemplates the state of theatre criticism and what it means to play a biracial Claude in the American tribal love-rock musical.

At the Times Square concert, Broadway performers sang crowd-pleasing rock and pop songs.

The concert, part of the weekend's Curtain Up Festival, featured performances by Linedy Genao, Andréa Burns, Javier Ignacio, and more.

The ¡Viva! Broadway concert at Playbill's Curtain Up Broadway Festival will celebrate the influence of Latin and Hispanic artists in theatre.

The evening will celebrate the release of Jaime Lozano & The Familia: Songs by an Immigrant Vol. 2.

Open Jar Institute's discussion, which will be presented in person and virtually, will explore the creation of Broadway dance music.

The 2nd annual event included performances by Zoe Sarnak, Antwayn Hopper, The NYC Gay Men's Chorus, and more.

The decorated composer also opines on the current state of Broadway.

The production's closing will mark the first time the Main Stem hasn't had an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical in more than four decades.

Get your buzzers ready and test your musical theatre knowledge for a whole category dedicated to the British composer.

The musical's "show before the show" series has been revived in support of this year's Best Musical and Best Revival of a Musical Tony nominees.

The production's closing marks the second casualty of the 2023 Tony Award Nominations, for which the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical received no nominations.

The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical continues at the Imperial Theatre.