Playbill remembers the actors, directors, playwrights, and other familiar faces of the stage who died this year.

From a Sondheim muse to a Beautiful composer-lyricist—happy birthday to Broadway's brightest born in February.

Les Waters will direct for the Signature Theatre.

Hansberry's seminal drama about the experiences of a Black family in Chicago opened at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.

Sammi Cannold directs the Nebraska performance of the Jonathan Larson rock musical.

This year saw the passing of many theatre luminaries, including James Earl Jones, Chita Rivera, Gavin Creel, and many more.

Sheldon Epps will direct the invitation-only concerts of the stage adaptation of the 1967 film.

Programming will include staged readings of the Albert Einstein musical Rebel Genius, Jaime Lozano's Roja, and more.

Programming will include staged readings of Albert Einstein musical Rebel Genius, Jaime Lozano's Roja, and more.

The Broadway favorite recently picked up his fifth Tony nomination for his performance in Days of Wine and Roses.

Selections from never-before-heard musicals will be performed at the Manhattan cabaret in May.

The ceremony honors casting professionals in theatre, film, and television.

Find out which colleges and universities had the most alumni working in the field of directing, design, playwriting, and composing.

Quentin Earl Darrington, Amber Iman, Terence Archie, and more star in the new musical penned by Dominique Morisseau.

Tony nominee Dominique Morisseau penned the book for the new jukebox musical.

From a couple of Cats to a Topdog, it's the beginning of a new year for Broadway's brightest born in July.

Mr. Williams last appeared on Broadway in the 2001 revival of Follies.

Some of the highlights from the 76th Annual Tony Awards, presented June 11 from United Palace in Washington Heights.

Topdog/Underdog, which closed several months ago, took home only one win–and it was for Best Revival of a Play.