Fisher will succeed John Cardoza in the Tony-winning musical at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
The new entry will shift the focus from love to life, with an all-star cast to be announced.
Phillip Boykin is stepping in for Page as he recovers from a torn Achilles' tendon.
The former vice president and her husband, Doug Emhoff, took in some musicals for Valentine's Day weekend.
Meanwhile, artists such as Issa Rae and Renée Fleming have voluntarily cut ties with the now-Trump-controlled organization.
Tony winner Idina Menzel stars in the Tina Landau-Kate Diaz musical, which she also co-conceived.
From Emmy Raver-Lampman and Daveed Diggs, to Holland Taylor and Sarah Paulson, here are some couples who share a love of theatre, and a home.
Both actors have been with the Alicia Keys musical since its Off-Broadway premiere at The Public Theater.
Performances will begin at Schenectady's Proctors Theatre in June.
Playbill celebrates a selection of theatremakers, on and off stage, who are changing the paradigm.
Going from Cole Escola to Betty Gilpin to Tituss Burgess in Broadway's Oh, Mary! isn’t the first time a show has thrown gender norms to the wind with replacement casting.
Bob Odenkirk, Kieran Culkin, and Bill Burr will lead the cast of the David Mamet play beginning in March.
Daniel C. Levine directs the Tony-winning musical.
Saint has been the artistic director of the New Jersey venue since 1997.
Playbill’s complete round-up of the latest Broadway rush, lottery, standing-room-only (SRO), and student ticket policies.
Applications are now open for the fourth year of the paid summer internship program.
Directed by Lonny Price, the new production features an updated book by Larissa FastHorse.
Open is a queer love story told by an amateur magician as she attempts the impossible—to resurrect her girlfriend.
This year's festival will feature 20 productions around New York City March 1–April 30.
The Wicked film star is playing the title role in a new production directed by two-time Tony winner Nicholas Hytner.
The program pairs first-time swings on Broadway, Off-Broadway, or on national tours with experienced mentors.
The grants encourage collaboration between NAMT member theatres and writers at the early stages of a project.
The Hamilton Tony nominee will perform a selection of "songs that have shaped his life," from bluegrass to Broadway.
Dwyer will star as Dot and Marie, replacing the previously announced Laura Michelle Kelly.
The work tells the largely forgotten story of founding father Dr. Joseph Warren.
Fisher will succeed John Cardoza in the Tony-winning musical at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.