The Tony-winning Harvey Fierstein-Cyndi Lauper musical plays the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

Based on the film of the same name, the musical features Beth Leavel and Taylor Iman Jones plus a score by Elton John and Shaina Taub.

A photo journal of the actors who have played high school student Evan Hansen, the role created by Tony winner Ben Platt, full-time at the Music Box Theatre.

Hear Mitchell's full rendition of "Rose's Turn" from Gypsy, featured in Netflix's The Sandman.

Plus, which parts of Donna's life inspired A Chorus Line and what happened when she stood up to Hal Prince.

Join correspondents Margaret Hall and Leah Putnam as they share real-time moments from Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Dive into the festival's history, catch up with correspondents Margaret Hall and Leah Putnam, glean insights into attending, and more.

Alison Leiby's work is playing 15 encore performances Off-Broadway.

The Tony-winning Harvey Fierstein-Cyndi Lauper musical plays the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

A rundown of current Broadway shows and their planned show times, as well as cancellations due to COVID.

The hit musical continues at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre.

The new production of the Sondheim musical began performances at Barrington Stage Company August 6.

The standby-turned-star is paying homage to the musical's original leading lady, Barbra Streisand.

Rachel Tucker returns to the roles of Beverley, Annette, and others August 9.

The actor became the first Asian-American to play the role full-time at Broadway's Music Box Theatre in May.

Yours, Stephen Sondheim also features the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Kevin Stites.

Sheryl Kaller directs the musical penned by Jeremy Desmon and Jeff Thomson.

The world premiere of the debut play by autistic writer Green plays the Turbine Theatre.

The hit musical continues at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre.

Written by and starring Neil D'Astolfo, the comedy plays the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater.

Beth Leavel and Taylor Iman Jones lead the new musical based on the film, with a score by Elton John and Shaina Taub and a book by Kate Wetherhead.

The Tony-winning performer was out of the show for two weeks to present his own work at The O’Neill National Musical Theatre Conference.