
In the classic Molière comedy, newly adapted by and starring Bill Irwin, the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend creator’s role is maid for laughter.
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In the classic Molière comedy, newly adapted by and starring Bill Irwin, the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend creator’s role is maid for laughter.

The veteran stage-and-screen actor is expanding Clifford Odets’s 1935 protest play into a semi-immersive, of-the-moment experience involving music and movement.

The former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and America's Sweethearts star is bringing "a little bit of humor and a lot of spunk" to her Broadway debut this fall.

Once an Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader? cast member and later a Disney star, Marano now plays a precocious spelling whiz in the award-winning musical revival.

The Broadway premiere of Bioh's award-winning 2017 comedy reunites the writer/director duo after their Tony-nominated collaboration on Jaja's African Hair Braiding.

Before playing the lead roles in the Tony-winning Best Musical, Piser led an early workshop of the show, while Kevitt was a standby in the original Broadway cast.

A filmed live capture of the award-winning pop musical, featuring the original London cast, comes to North American cinemas for a limited time starting August 14.

For three weeks only, the award-winning Korean performer makes her Broadway debut as Roxie in the hit musical, continuing a long journey with the character.

Writer/performer Damien Warren-Smith, who created the alias of Garry Starr, discusses his comedy sensation about hilariously saving books from extinction.

Jimin Moon and Jay Armstrong Johnson, who star as closeted hockey players Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov, discuss why the story's humor, heart, and hotness thrive on screen and stage.
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