Arthur Miller was born in New York City October 17, 1915.
The multiple Tony and Pulitzer winner became one of the foremost American playwrights of the post-WWII era, with dramas like All My Sons, The Crucible, and his magnum opus Death of a Salesman, that looked deeply into the nation's soul. With his soaring words and poignant insight, Miller's writing remains a fixture on the stage—in honor of the legendary playwright, take a look back at his work on the Main Stem.
The duo visited The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon ahead of starring in the Jason Robert Brown musical's Broadway debut.
The star-studded evening benefited Broadway Cares and the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center.
Scott Graham is directing a private workshop of the new musical based on the Disney film and the novel of the same name.
Great Performances will broadcast the recent West End transfer of the Donmar Warehouse production.
Josh Rhodes will direct and choreograph the adventure of love, rebellion, autonomy, and self-discovery at San Diego's Old Globe.
The Markus Zusak novel has been adapted by the writing team behind Off-Broadway's Between The Lines.
In anticipation of the full album, MCC Theater has released Eva Noblezada's recording of “Go the Distance.”
Starring David Hyde Pierce, Kristine Nielsen, Sigourney Weaver, the Christopher Durang play went on to win the Best Play Tony Award.
Fresh off his Sunset Blvd. Broadway opening, Lloyd is revisiting the Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical after directing it in 2019.
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