Your go-to guide on the Broadway stars—from Lin-Manuel Miranda to Audra McDonald—to catch on new series and seasons.

Andre Ward, Jim Newman, Adam Hyndman, Carol Skarimbas, Blake Zolfo, Futaba Shioda, and more will perform.

In 2019, The Secret Life of Bees opened Off-Broadway.

The awards will be held June 17 in Los Angeles.

The City Center Encores! presentation, also featuring Tony nominee Kevin Chamberlin, runs through May 12.

Playbill looks back at the actors, directors, choreographers, and other theatre legends who died in the past year.

The pop-culture icon made a celebrated 1993 Broadway return, co-starring with half-brother Shaun Cassidy in Blood Brothers.

The musical is aiming for a Broadway bow in the fall.

The Broadway-aimed musical is currently in previews in Toronto.

Hear Victoria Clark sing “Let Go.”

The production would also mark the Broadway return for troubled Canadian producer Garth Drabinsky.

Ruby Rakos plays Judy in the Broadway-aimed Chasing Rainbows.

It was a "Sweet Charity" reunion at The Visit May 14 when Shirley MacLaine visited her onscreen co-star Chita Rivera at Kander and Ebb's The Visit. The musical officially opened on Broadway April 23 and earned five Tony nominations, including one for Best Musical.

This month we chat with two three-time Tony Award winners about their latest screen (ad)ventures: Hinton Battle, choreographer of the new film “Idlewild” (and soon to be seen in the movie version of “Dreamgirls”) and Boyd Gaines, cast as a young FBI agent’s father in the Lifetime series “Angela’s Eyes” (Sundays, 10 PM ET).

This month we chat with two three-time Tony Award winners about their latest screen (ad)ventures: Hinton Battle, choreographer of the new film “Idlewild” (and soon to be seen in the movie version of “Dreamgirls”) and Boyd Gaines, cast as a young FBI agent’s father in the Lifetime series “Angela’s Eyes” (Sundays, 10 PM ET).

Hello, diva lovers. I'd like to dedicate today's column to one of the most gifted comedic actresses of her time, Madeline Kahn, who lost her battle with ovarian cancer last week. Kahn, who received a Tony Award for her riotous portrayal of Dr. Gorgeous Teitelbaum in Wendy Wasserstein's The Sisters Rosensweig, was equally at home on the stage or on screen, earning Tony nominations for her work in In the Boom Boom Room, On the Twentieth Century and Born Yesterday while meriting Academy Award nominations for such screen roles as "Blazing Saddles" and "Paper Moon." Though difficult to choose from her eclectic array of characters, I think my favorite Kahn performance was in the aforementioned "Paper Moon" as the good-bone-structured Trixie Delight, opposite the father-and-daughter team of Ryan and Tatum O'Neill. The operatically-trained performer had the ability to make you laugh with a simple inflection of the voice, and she could also move you in both song and the spoken word. This unique, multi-talented actress will be much missed. In lieu of flowers, Kahn's family asks that donations be made to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund (One Penn Plaza, Suite 1610, New York, NY 10001).

Hello, diva lovers. I'd like to dedicate today's column to one of the most gifted comedic actresses of her time, Madeline Kahn, who lost her battle with ovarian cancer last week. Kahn, who received a Tony Award for her riotous portrayal of Dr. Gorgeous Teitelbaum in Wendy Wasserstein's The Sisters Rosensweig, was equally at home on the stage or on screen, earning Tony nominations for her work in In the Boom Boom Room, On the Twentieth Century and Born Yesterday while meriting Academy Award nominations for such screen roles as "Blazing Saddles" and "Paper Moon." Though difficult to choose from her eclectic array of characters, I think my favorite Kahn performance was in the aforementioned "Paper Moon" as the good-bone-structured Trixie Delight, opposite the father-and-daughter team of Ryan and Tatum O'Neill. The operatically-trained performer had the ability to make you laugh with a simple inflection of the voice, and she could also move you in both song and the spoken word. This unique, multi-talented actress will be much missed. In lieu of flowers, Kahn's family asks that donations be made to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund (One Penn Plaza, Suite 1610, New York, NY 10001).