Jasmine Amy Rogers stars in the musical with songs by David Foster and Susan Birkenhead.

Playbill celebrates the 10th anniversary of the musical comedy.

Broadway's newest star joined CBS Mornings April 21 to talk about leading BOOP! The Musical at the Broadhurst Theatre.

Robert Morse and Tony Roberts took on the roles immortalized on film by Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis.

Jasmine Amy Rogers stars as Betty Boop in the new David Foster musical at the Broadhurst Theatre.

Jasmine Amy Rogers stars as Betty Boop in the new musical from Bob Martin, David Foster, and Susan Birkenhead.

The new musical with music by Elton John opened at the Dominion Theatre December 5, 2024.

The long-running Disney hit currently stars Adi Roy, Michael James Scott, and Sonya Balsara.

The new musical from Bob Martin, David Foster, and Susan Birkenhead began its run at the Broadhurst Theatre March 12.

The stage musical adaptation begins performances at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in the West End in June.

Jasmine Amy Rogers stars as Betty Boop in the Jerry Mitchell-directed musical from Bob Martin, David Foster, and Susan Birkenhead.

This year's winners, as well as 50 years of TDF's Costume Collection, will be celebrated during the Costumes & Cocktails gala in April.

Jasmine Amy Rogers stars as Betty Boop in the Jerry Mitchell-directed musical from Bob Martin, David Foster, and Susan Birkenhead.

Jasmine Amy Rogers stars as Betty Boop in the new musical from Bob Martin, David Foster, and Susan Birkenhead beginning performances March 11.

Vanessa Williams stars as Miranda Priestly, with Jerry Mitchell at the helm of the musical that opened December 5, 2024.

The musical, based on the Disney animated film, played earlier runs at Shakespeare in the Park, Paper Mill Playhouse, and in Germany.

See who's joining the previously announced Jasmine Amy Rogers, Erich Bergen, Faith Prince, and more in the Jerry Mitchell-helmed show.

Tony winner Mackie's new documentary is directed by Matthew Miele.

Williams leads the company as Miranda Priestly, with Jerry Mitchell at the helm.

After four years, the non-union tour will come to a close in 2025.