Great Performances will telecast the recent West End transfer of the Donmar Warehouse production next month.

Victoria Clark, Leslie Uggams, and Jason Robert Brown are among the starry list of Broadway favorites set to perform at the May 19 event.

Ms. Pointer was one of the last surviving legends from Tennessee Williams' cavalcade, having performed in the original tour of A Streetcar Named Desire.

The free discussion will feature Tony nominee Betsy Wolfe, inventor Joy Mangano, composer-lyricist AnnMarie Milazzo, and director Lorin Latarro.

The Redwood star and Tony-winning producer will join Playbill Social Media Director Jeffrey Vizcaíno.

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson host The Broadway Sitzprobe Experience.

Named for the late Broadway icon, the awards celebrate dance and choreographic excellence on stage and screen.

The Avett Brothers musical played a brief Broadway run last year.

The musical by Heather Christian and Lauren Yee will play Washington, D.C.'s Arena Stage.

See what’s coming soon, what’s premiering out of town, and what’s in development.

Lonne Elder III's play returns to New York via Peccadillo Theater Company, Negro Ensemble Company, and Eric Falkenstein.

Tony winner Rupert Holmes has adapted W.S. Gilbert's original libretto, shifting the action to the legendary port city New Orleans.

The international hit, which features the songs of ABBA, will again play the Winter Garden Theatre.

Scott co-wrote the musical and starred as a young woman going from a Mennonite upbringing to a career in show business.

Watch the Oh, Mary! writer and star give The Late Show With Stephen Colbert their best butch queen.

Is your local school or theatre trying to decide what show to produce next? Check out what titles have recently been released for licensing!

The West End revival will celebrate its 1,500th performance at the Kit Kat Club this summer.

Tom Smedes, Michael Coco, and Bruce Robert Harris will be the Broadway "sharks" at the event, which is open to the public.

The new musical comedy, based on the NBC series, opened April 10 at the Imperial Theatre.

A new video showcases one of the musical's most hilarious moments.