Stage and screen star Jeremy Jordan joins The New York Pops at Carnegie Hall, featuring songs from “Waitress,” “Les Misérables” and more.

Film and stage actor Rupert Everett (“My Best Friend’s Wedding”) returns to Broadway opposite Laurie Metcalf in “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”

The American Songbook Associaton honors legendary lyricist Sheldon Harnick at its annual gala on Monday, September 16.

Tony nominated Ramin Karimloo has released a new studio album, featuring his interpretations of songs from stage and screen.

Director Jamie Lloyd’s stunning London revival of “Betrayal,” Harold Pinter’s bristling story of deception told backward, arrives on Broadway.

Gerard Alessandrini returns with the next incarnation of his hit Broadway spoofs, “Forbidden Broadway: The Next Generation.”

Jazz hands can’t save the mostly not-funny Chicago production of “Trump in Space,” which imagines what happens after 400 years of the current administration.

TheatreSquared, the award-winning regional theatre in Fayetteville, Arkansas, just cut the ribbon on a brand new multi-venue performance space.

Katrina Lenk and Patti LuPone headline the transformational revival of Stephen Sondheim’s “Company” that took London’s West End by storm.

Grace and Lorna have been inseparable since childhood, and vow one day to get out of their small English town. But the world has different plans. Interrobang Theatre Project presents the world premiere of Elinor Cook’s “Out of Love.”

YouTube sensation and “RuPaul’s Drag Race” guest judge and choreographer Todrick Hall joins the Broadway company of “Waitress” through September 15.

Chicago’s Red Tape Theatre delivers a powerful and resonant stage adaptation of the 1929 novel, “All Quiet on the Western Front.”

Bess Wohl’s play “Make Believe” explores the longterm effects of abandonment on a group of siblings. Playing through September 15 at Second Stage Theater.

Calling all “Little Shop of Horrors” fans — if you live in New York City, Boston, or the Los Angeles area, a new production is coming your way!

NYC Broadway Week returns with 2-for-1 tickets. But what should be on your must-see list? We recommend “Frozen,” “Slave Play,” and “Oklahoma!”.

Ethan Coen’s ‘A Play Is a Poem,’ directed by Neil Pepe, starts rehearsals at Center Theatre Group’s Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles.

Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman’s musical “Harmony” finally finds a home in New York City.

“Hadestown” and “Once On This Island” have each announced forthcoming national tours, bringing Broadway’s best to cities around the country.

Can’t afford or gain access to your favorite Broadway show? There is a new wave of merchandise hitting the market in an attempt to gain and retain longtime fans.

Pride Films & Plays presents “All That He Was,” a moving and surprisingly funny account of one man’s struggle with AIDS and the reverberations of his death.

Babes With Blades Theatre Company presents Amy Tofte’s “Women of 4G,” a futuristic space thriller that explores themes of power, leadership, responsibility and sacrifice.

Broadway star Norm Lewis will appear at the New York Pops’ annual cabaret fundraiser at Feinstein’s/54 Below on September 23.

Broadway Blog contributor Samuel L. Leiter releases the first volume in his collection of theater reviews, profiling shows from the 2012-13 season.

Jim Steinman’s “Bat Out of Hell” arrives in New York City. Whether you’re a Meat Loaf or musical theater fan, it’s pure purgatory.

Academy Award nominee Jake Gyllenhaal and Tony Award nominee Tom Sturrdige bring two stories of life and loss to the Broadway stage.