Grey originated the role of The Emcee in the musical's 1966 Broadway premiere, receiving a Tony Award for his performance.

PBS NewsHour profiles the production, which employed see-through COVID masks so the non-hearing actors could read lips and see facial expressions.

The production, now scheduled to begin previews June 24, features a cast and creative team comprising Deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing artists.

The production features a cast and creative team comprising Deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing artists.

The production features a cast and creative team comprising Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing artists.

The production features a cast and creative team comprised of Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing artists.

Two-time Olivier winner Tracie Bennett portrayed the late entertainment icon.

Plus, see photos from Oprah Winfrey's backstage visit at the revival, currently playing Broadway's Majestic Theatre.

Some people were on the red carpet, including Cynthia Erivo, Lea Michele, and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

A 25-piece orchestra, Audra McDonald singing like she's never sung before—here's why you shouldn't miss this revival.

The upcoming revival has also released a new block of tickets for its formerly sold-out first preview.

The Mary Poppins title player will soon be seen in starry Oklahoma! concerts and the London return of Cake: The Marie Antoinette Playlist.

A new year, another new batch of works newly open for free adaptation and performance.

Digital lottery and rush policies have been announced for the follow-up to The Play That Goes Wrong, which begins previews March 17 at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.

The follow-up to The Play That Goes Wrong will star much of its original West End cast.

The starry revival played its final performance at Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre January 15.

The follow-up to The Play That Goes Wrong will star much of its original West End cast.