
The five-time Tony Award-nominated play isn't interactive, but according to the cast, theatregoers' energy and reactions inform the characters' live-wire dynamic.
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The five-time Tony Award-nominated play isn't interactive, but according to the cast, theatregoers' energy and reactions inform the characters' live-wire dynamic.

The Hacks breakout star will succeed Maya Rudolph in the title role of Cole Escola's award-winning comedy play at the Lyceum Theatre.

The Grammy Award-winning performer will join Liisi LaFontaine and Solea Pfeiffer in the cast of the new musical, inspired by a true story, starting in October.

Set in the world of the same-named horror film series, the show will play a limited run at the August Wilson Theatre following success across the U.S. and in London.

The complete cast will reprise their roles from director Jamie Lloyd's acclaimed London staging of Shakespeare's romantic comedy at the Winter Garden Theatre.

The annual awards honor Broadway and Off-Broadway theatre, and the currently running Broadway musicals Ragtime and Schmigadoon! tied for the most wins this year.

David Auburn’s Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning play follows Catherine, the daughter of a renowned mathematics professor, as she deals with doubts surrounding the true authorship of a proof discovered after his death.

Previous stars to play the role of Mary include Tituss Burgess, Betty Gilpin, Jinkx Monsoon, and Jane Krakowski, while in the West End the part has been performed by Mason Alexander Park and Catherine Tate.

Their collaboration is so nice, these actors, directors, writers, and designers have worked together twice — or more, with many earning Tony nods for their work.

The Pitt star Briones will depart the show later this month, and Holt will assume the role of Connie Francis in the musical about Bobby Darin's life and career.
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