The Tony Award winner will be the first female-identifying person to play the god Hermes; her reign begins September 13 on Broadway.

Six-time Tony award winner Audra McDonald will return to Broadway in Adrienne Kennedy’s “Ohio State Murders,” opening the renamed James Earl Jones Theatre.

Tom Kitt said, “As someone who grew up with the magic of ‘Sesame Street’, it is a dream come true to contribute an original song for this musical.”

Heralded television star Anjelica Ross, best known for her work on “Pose” and “American Horror Story,” will make her Broadway debut in Chicago.

Tony Award winner and heralded star of stage and screen Linda Lavin will return to the New York stage in the new play “You Will Get Sick.”

Fresh from the “Hadestown” tour, Nicholas Barasch (“She Loves Me”) discusses his latest project “The Butcher Boy,” a darkly comic new musical at Irish Rep.

The hugely acclaimed and much beloved New York City Center Encores! production of “Into the Woods” will be extended for an additional eight weeks.

The celebrated production is again directed by Oscar and Tony Award winner Joel Grey. Also returning is Steven Skybell who stars as Tevye.

Pulitzer Prize winners and new Broadway musicals will take New York by storm in the 22/23 season, which is already shaping up to be a busy and exciting one.

Netflix’s movie adaptation of Jason Robert Brown’s Broadway musical “13” has released a new trailer and first single ahead of its August 12 release.

The Billy Crystal-led new musical comedy “Mr. Saturday Night” will close on Broadway on September 4 following mixed success at the box office.

If you’re traveling this summer, consider a stop in the nation’s capital: new plays often start here before making their way north to Broadway.

Cheyenne Jackson will be stepping into the roles of The Wolf and Cinderella’s Prince from July 24 through August 2 in “Into the Woods.”

Slay bells are ringing: “RuPaul’s Drag Race” stars BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon will be ringing in the yuletide with “The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show.”

Broadway Blog reviews the new Shakespeare in the Park revival of “Richard III,” starring Danai Gurira, at the Delacorte Theater through July 17.

Lea Michele takes on the role of Fanny Brice in “Funny Girl” beginning September 6, replacing Beanie Feldstein, who departs two months ahead of schedule.

“Almost Famous,” the new musical with book and lyrics by Cameron Crowe based on his own own iconic film, announces dates and a theater for its Broadway run.

The Olivier Award-winning original musical “& Juliet” will arrive on Broadway this fall, transferring to the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.

Whether you’re chilling at the beach or taking a road trip, Broadway show tunes can be the perfect addition to your summer playlist.

Theater legend Peter Brook passed away on July 2 at age 97. The famed English director won two Tony Awards, both for Best Direction of a Play.

Full casting has been announced for the world premiere of new musical ‘The Notebook’, with music and lyrics by Ingrid Michaelson.

The Broadway transfer of Tom Stoppard’s acclaimed new work ‘Leopoldstadt’ has announced a cast which includes Brandon Uranowitz and Caissie Levy.

‘Life After’ makes its Chicago premiere at the Goodman Theater with a stunning production design and a cast that is nothing short of stellar.

“When we founded the festival, we felt strongly about programming performances in a way that would be universally accessible,” explained Christin Hanna.

Drew Droege talks Pride Weekend, his show “Happy Birthday Doug,” and both satirizing and celebrating gay culture in his work.