Tony winner Patinkin was recently celebrated during the Signature Theatre's annual gala.

The new musical, based on a true story about a famous corpse, shows that weirdness is still welcomed on Broadway.

After a change in ownership, and a remodel, the New York theatrical institution is reopening with plenty of Hirschfeld drawings.

Sarna Lapine will direct the Hacks Emmy winner in Jamie Wax's solo play.

The three-time Tony honoree proves she is still a "Broadway Baby."

The six-time Emmy winner is headed to Broadway this summer in the solo show Call Me Izzy.

David Leopold's new book features theatre caricaturist Al Hirschfeld's Stephen Sondheim illustrations in a poster format.

Sarna Lapine will direct Jamie Wax's one-person play.

The Tony-winning musical and a Melissa Errico concert are the latest shows to cancel engagements at the D.C. theatre.

Sunday in the Park With George star Patinkin will receive the honor from the Washington, D.C.-area company in April.

Bordello is the story of the immigrant Polish woman who brought down an international Jewish sex-trafficking ring.

Known for its multi-extended Guys and Dolls, the company will also welcome the return of its immersive A Midsummer Night's Dream.

The marvelously talented pianist enjoyed an extended professional relationship with Mandy Patinkin.

Dwyer will star as Dot and Marie, replacing the previously announced Laura Michelle Kelly.

Bernadette Peters will also appear as a guest artist in the festival's 50th anniversary season.

The Tony winner's set will include songs from Stephen Sondheim, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Jerry Herman, and more.

The musical is based on the true story of an unexpected relationship between two mid-20s “straight” men.

At Actors' Playhouse, the performer is having a homecoming.

The York Theatre Company also presented Ted Snowdon with the Founders' Award.

From a Sondheim witch to the famous painter in the park, Playbill is raising a glass to November's Broadway birthdays.