The musical based on the 2004 film will be available to schools for a limited time with the ability to customize its content to a school's own community.

Ten schools in low-income communities will win a complimentary license to perform the musical.

Presented with Columbia University School of the Arts, the producing fellowship focuses on increasing diversity on Broadway.

19 Broadway shows will participate in The Broadway League initiative.

Our DIY Playbill program–creating tool can help ensure your local theatre organization continues for generations to come.

If you're thinking about going to college for a degree in the arts, our roundup of scholarships could help you get there without breaking the bank!

With the semester starting soon, review Playbill's list of crucial items for any theatre co-ed.

Check out these reads before heading to class this semester.

This guide takes you step-by-step through FAFSA financial aid application, helping you pay for your performing arts education.

Winners of the Educational Theatre Association, Disney Theatrical Group, and Music Theatre International's United States of Frozen contest have been revealed.

Find out which colleges and universities had the most alumni performing on Broadway during the 2021-22 season.

Go inside the three-day NYC workshop for theatre teachers with this special journal from one of this year's attendees.

The Pathway program looks to support students in communities of color performing works that encourage dialogue around racial equity.

These shows rarely hit the school auditorium stage, but are ready to take center stage.

As theatre moves online, PLAYBILLder brings the in-theatre program experience along for the ride.

Bring authentic, Broadway-quality Playbill programs to your local production or special event.

"As a performer, I have learned so much from different people throughout the years," says the High School Musical performer.

Ted Walch served as drama teacher for California's Harvard-Westlake School, mentoring young talents as diverse as Jason Segel and Jake Gyllenhaal.

The new play from Broadway debut playwright Selina Fillinger was seen on the Main Stem this past season.

The church staged an unauthorized production of the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical, changing lyrics to add biblical references.

The six plays will be published and available for licensing by Samuel French.

Written by Dean Pitchford, Doug Besterman, and Timothy Allen McDonald, the musical made its world premiere at Off-Broadway's Atlantic Theater Company in 2019.

Broadway favorites Christy Altomare, Derek Klena, and Justin Guarini performed at the event aimed at establishing a museum honoring the late Broadway icon.

The program, co-founded by Taylor Louderman, celebrates emerging musical theatre writers.

Katona joins the organization after more than three decades as a theatre educator.

The new musical, currently playing Off-Broadway's Tony Kiser Theater, is based on the Jodi Picoult and Samantha van Leer novel.

The organization has also revealed this year's EdTA Award recipients.

The evening performance will feature pieces by Lynn Nottage, Arianna Afsar, Kenyatta Hughes, and more.

The theatre educators will be brought to New York City to work one-on-one with Broadway professionals.

The development professional was instrumental in creating and funding programs that have shaped the lives of thousands of students and teachers nationwide.

The event will welcome attendees both in person and virtually.

Kate Reinders hosted the in-person and live-streamed ceremony celebrating high school musical theatre excellence at Broadway’s Minskoff Theatre June 27.

The initiative from the Educational Theatre Association, Disney Theatrical Group, and Music Theatre International will see schools competing for their state's exclusive performing rights to the Disney musical.

Kate Reinders hosts the in-person and live-streamed ceremony at Broadway’s Minskoff Theatre.

A filmed performance from the work's Off-Broadway premiere debuts on Disney+ June 24.

Set for Broadway's Minskoff Theatre June 27, the Jimmys recognize the best in high school musical theatre performers nationwide.

Take a look at the institutes of higher learning where this year's Tony winners studied.

See which works topped the list in a year that saw many theatre programs beginning to return to in-person performances.

The theatrical licensor was founded in 1952 by Guys and Dolls songwriter Frank Loesser and orchestrator Don Walker.

Jones-Koumba is the drama teacher at G.W. Carver Magnet High School in Houston, Texas.

The ceremony honoring New York City-area high school performers was held May 23.

The Shubert Foundation event also features Denée Benton, Jessica Hecht, Nathaniel Stampley, and more.

The Shubert Foundation event, set for May 23 at Broadway's Winter Garden, will also feature Denée Benton, Jessica Hecht, Nathaniel Stampley, and more.

Developed by Subplot Studio, the kits help schools and theatres promote their productions with customizable graphics and content designed expressly for social media platforms.

Part of the MTI Classroom initiative, the initial slate includes excerpts from Shrek, Something Rotten!, A Man of No Importance, and more.

The musical features a book by Tony winner John Caird, and a score by Tony nominee Paul Gordon.

Thirteen stage directors will receive fellowships, assistantships, and residencies.

Co-conceived by Navarro and Obie winner Orlando Pabotoy, the musical honors Filipino frontline healthcare workers.

The summer event connects theatre educators with Broadway professionals for interactive workshops, discussions, and more.

Current Plaza Suite stars Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker will discuss the late playwright's legacy in a livestreamed event April 25.