Colman Domingo will also star in and direct the audio adaptation of his play Wild With Happy.

Created to support and amplify trans, non-binary, and Two-Spirit artists, Breaking The Binary launched in 2022.

Created to support and amplify trans, non-binary, and Two-Spirit artists, Breaking The Binary launched in 2022.

From a Fair Lady to a Boy From Oz, Playbill is giving a standing ovation to all the stars born in the spookiest month.

Sheryl Kaller will direct Zona Gale's play for the Off-Broadway company's Rediscovery Readings series.

Michael Lluberes directs the Stephen Flaherty-Lynn Ahrens-Terrence McNally musical.

The group meets monthly to decide policy for the Guild, a membership association of playwrights, librettists, composers, and lyricists writing for the stage.

The Colorado company will present Steel Magnolias, Legally Blonde, and Come From Away this summer.

The Stephen Schwartz-Winnie Holzman musical is currently playing Connecticut's Bushnell.

Wayne Brady, Deborah Cox, and newcomer Nichelle Lewis lead the cast at the Marquis Theatre.

Cox is both co-producing and starring as Glinda in the Broadway-bound touring revival of the musical, which launched September 23.

The first episode, featuring composer Julianne Wick Davis and playwright Stephen Kaplan, is now available.

The revival launched a pre-Broadway tour in Baltimore September 23.

Newcomer Nichelle Lewis stars as Dorothy in director Schele Williams' new production of the 1975 musical.

The full producer team has been revealed for the new production, launching September 23 in Baltimore.

Deborah Cox revealed costume designer Sharen Davis' masterpiece on the Tamron Hall Show.

Director Schele Williams' new production of the '70s musical launches from Baltimore September 23.

The 34th season at the Arlington, Virginia, venue will launch this summer with Jason Robert Brown's The Bridges of Madison County.

In honor of Black History Month, Playbill looks at important moments on Broadway from Black artists.

The gala, resuming in person after a two-year hiatus, honors the legacy of Antoinette Perry, the woman for whom the Tony Awards are named.