Jennifer Holliday, Carolee Carmello, Norm Lewis, and more Broadway A-listers brought this musical favorite to Carnegie Hall June 20.

Jennifer Holliday, Carolee Carmello, and Norm Lewis are among those set to perform the Stephen Sondheim-James Goldman musical for Transport Group.

The Stephen Sondheim-James Goldman musical is playing Carnegie Hall June 20.

A re-orchestrated version of A Little Night Music will premiere at Lincoln Center. Tunick says Sweeney Todd is next.

The California company's upcoming season includes two special theatrical events at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium.

Amber Iman, Ben Platt, Ingrid Michaelson, Jinkx Monsoon and more sang at the annual MCC gala.

In his new book Poster Child, artist David Edward Byrd shares how he created the iconic posters for the original productions of Follies, Godspell, Little Shop of Horrors, and many others.

The actor-turned-director created the role of Charley Kringas in the musical's infamous original production.

Merlin was Hal Prince's longtime casting director of choice, working on all of his musical collaborations with Stephen Sondheim.

Jason Graae directs the West Coast performance of the Stephen Sondheim-James Goldman classic.

The late Broadway legend lived in Manhattan's Turtle Bay.

Two Playbill writers continue their recap of the Apple TV+ series, calling out all the musical theatre references.

The 50th anniversary concert, directed by original company member Walter Willison, will feature Tony winner John Rubinstein.

The singer covered the show tune in a Kellyoke segment on her daytime talk show, The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Listen to an excerpt from the 2003 tome that charts the creation of the Stephen Sondheim-James Goldman-Harold Prince musical Follies.

From the letters of Oscar Hammerstein II to a Grease tell-all, these upcoming releases are filled with sizzling stories from the Broadway stage.

Game of Thrones' Alfie Allen and Shameless' David Threlfall lead the cast of the Olivier-winning comedy.

The theatrical titans discuss Company, Candide, the then still in–development Pacific Overtures, and more.

The late composer-lyricist discusses his musical scores in depth over more than six hours of interviews from 1997.