“We plan to come back to Broadway, one day fairly soon. A team is in place,” ‘Chess’ librettist Tim Rice said on a recent episode of his podcast.

To close or not to close, that is the question. “Girl From The North Country” announced a final performance on Jan. 23 with hopes to reopen this spring.

Now’s your chance to see a Broadway show and save big with 17 productions offering 2-for-1 tickets, including “Company,” “Hadestown,” “Wicked” and more.

Brittney Johnson makes history as the first Black Glinda in any ‘Wicked’ production to play the role full-time when she steps into the Broadway production Feb. 14.

“Paradise Square” has announced new preview and opening dates for Broadway as a precaution due to the spike in COVID-19 cases from the omicron variant.

“Chicago,” Broadway’s longest-running American musical, welcomes a new Billy Flynn when James Monroe Iglehart joins the cast on January 17.

The new year looks bright with a smattering of musical revivals, new plays, fresh interpretations on a classic, and more.

The Public Theater is canceling this winter’s Under the Radar Festival due to COVID, flight cancellations, and visa delays.

In an effort to keep from permanently closing, Broadway’s ‘Mrs. Doubtfire has canceled performances from Jan 10 – March 14, and plans to reopen this spring.

Sony Masteworks has released “She Has Hope,” a new video from Tom Kitt’s latest album featuring never-before-seen footage of Broadway star Rebecca Luker.

See which films, directors, writers, and actors have been nominated for major awards for this year’s big-budget musical films.

The new musical “Romeo & Bernadette,” inspired by Shakespeare’s classic tragedy, had eyes on a Broadway premiere but will now delay performances due to COVID.

Producers announced that Broadway’s ‘Ain’t Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations’ will play its last performance on January 16, 2022.

“Usher, Usher!” Get ready for “A Strange Loop,” Michael R. Jackson’s “big, Black, and queer-ass American Broadway” musical coming to the Lyceum next year.

Despite efforts to keep the show open including the playwright stepping in, ‘Thoughts of a Colored Man’ concludes its Broadway run due to COVID.

Camille O’Sullivan discusses her new show at the Irish Arts Center.

Playwright Keenan Scott II performed in his own Broadway play due to COVID cases and unrelated illnesses impacting the cast.

The Public Theater’s Under the Radar Festival returns to present new works by artists from across the country and around the world.

Preview performances begin tonight for the Broadway revival of ‘The Music Man,’ starring Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster.

Salty Brine takes albums from any genre and performs them with a live band, weaving stories in and around the songs. See his new show at Under the Radar next month, and hear from the artist in this new interview.

Les Ballets Trockadero De Monte Carlo (Photo: Zoran Jelenic) By Winnie McCroy If you like your culture with a bit of camp, the world-famous, all-male ballet…

A reimagined Bobbie makes Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s “Company” resonate even more for a 21st-century Broadway audience.

Reviews were mixed for Lincoln Center Theater’s “Flying Over Sunset” despite a starry cast and creative team full of Broadway regulars.

Most critics are praising Marianne Elliott’s production of “Company” along with Katrina Lenk and Patti LuPone’s performances.

Following a successful limited Broadway engagement this fall that included a 2020 Special Tony Award, the critically-acclaimed improv sensation Freestyle Love Supreme, conceived by Anthony…