The Tony-winning stage and screen star passed away December 29, 2024, at the age of 87.

Richard H. Blake directs the new work from Scott Wilkinson and Eric C. Webb.

As we approach the end of the season, we are on track to beat last season by 20%.

Co-written by George Clooney and Grant Heslov from the 2005 film, the work opened its Broadway premiere April 3 at the Winter Garden.

Amber Iman, Nick Rashad Burroughs, and Austin Scott star in the work, with Saheem Ali directing.

The two plays will be presented in repertory, part of the company's newly announced season under Director Indhu Rubasingham.

Plus, which of his Succession co-stars gave "the best performance I've seen on the stage."

The series is powered by the Primary Wave Music catalogue, which includes Can't Hardly Wait, Girls Just Want to Have Fun, and more.

Michael Kushner's Dressing Room Project has captured another Broadway's star pre-show ritual.

Great Performances will telecast the recent West End transfer of the Donmar Warehouse production next month.

Victoria Clark, Leslie Uggams, and Jason Robert Brown are among the starry list of Broadway favorites set to perform at the May 19 event.

Ms. Pointer was one of the last surviving legends from Tennessee Williams' cavalcade, having performed in the original tour of A Streetcar Named Desire.

The free discussion will feature Tony nominee Betsy Wolfe, inventor Joy Mangano, composer-lyricist AnnMarie Milazzo, and director Lorin Latarro.

The Redwood star and Tony-winning producer will join Playbill Social Media Director Jeffrey Vizcaíno.

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson host The Broadway Sitzprobe Experience.

Named for the late Broadway icon, the awards celebrate dance and choreographic excellence on stage and screen.

The Avett Brothers musical played a brief Broadway run last year.

The musical by Heather Christian and Lauren Yee will play Washington, D.C.'s Arena Stage.

See what’s coming soon, what’s premiering out of town, and what’s in development.

Lonne Elder III's play returns to New York via Peccadillo Theater Company, Negro Ensemble Company, and Eric Falkenstein.