Kristen Chenoweth, Jordan Fisher, Derek Klena, and more are bringing some theatre magic to the screen this holiday season.

Eight of the improvised performances from the theatrical troupe behind The Play That Goes Wrong will be live streamed.

The title, captured with writer Sara Bareilles starring, is the platform's first stage film from the U.S.

Surrounded by period-accurate, 19th-century holiday decorations lit via candlelight, the 70-minute production is based on Dickens' own script of the classic.

The filmed version was captured on stage at the United Palace.

Written by Matt Koplik, the play is an messy millennial romantic comedy.

Selena Gomez, Adriana Paz, and Karla Sofía Gascón co-star in the film, currently available on the streamer.

The solo shows, from Lin Shaye and Robert Galinsky, both played Off-Broadway runs.

The new play centers on the relationship between screen actors Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner.

The evening, featuring the American Pops Orchestra, was filmed in February in Washington, D.C.

Filmed on the National’s Olivier stage, the epic Welsh fantasia follows Aneurin “Nye” Bevan, who founded the National Health Service.

Jay Armstrong Johnson will again be Winifred Sanderson in the Halloween concert full of Broadway favorites.

The streamer is getting four new productions from the London theatre this winter.

The work is based on Hare's own experience with COVID-19 in the pandemic's earliest days.

The broadcast includes performances from Broadway favorites Daniel Yearwood, Kate Rockwell, and more.

Produced by Stranger Things creators the Duffer Brothers, the show is the latest under their production deal with the streamer.

The Broadway favorites starred in the Paul Gordon-John Caird at Theatre Raleigh earlier this year.

Audra McDonald, Julian Ovenden, Marisha Wallace, and Patrick Wilson are among the 2023 concert's starry line-up.

The original Rent stars are reuniting at the intimate nightspot following sold-out shows in January.

The new season of the Netflix series debuts August 15.

PBS' fall season also includes programs with John Leguizamo, Cynthia Erivo, Kristin Chenoweth, and more.

Get caught up with the legendary backstage drama ahead of its upcoming Broadway musical adaptation.

The Independence Day telecast is now available for streaming.

The Frank Wildhorn musical was filmed live during two concerts at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

Bonnie & Clyde The Musical: Filmed Live is now available to stream.

The Frank Wildhorn musical was filmed live during two concerts at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

Directed by playwright Jeremy O. Harris, the film follows Harris' journey writing and workshopping the 12-time Tony nominated play.

Whether watching in the U.S. or overseas, get ready for Broadway's biggest night with these TV and streaming options.

The show's 10th season will premiere on Netflix August 5.

The Hercules and A Bronx Tale star will release a music video for the single June 7.

Jennifer Hudson, Oprah Winfrey, Sharon Washington, and more Broadway favorites will lend their voices to streaming selections.

Audra McDonald, Julian Ovenden, Marisha Wallace, and Patrick Wilson are among the 2023 concert's starry line-up celebrating the Oklahoma! and South Pacific creators.

Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise host the 35th anniversary broadcast.

The six-time Tony winner performs a collection of Broadway favorites.

A concert of songs from the musical penned by Lori Ada Jaroslow and Morgan Hollingsworth was presented in March.

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson host The Broadway Sitzprobe Experience.

The production is currently running in Washington, D.C. and will also receive a series of cinema screenings.

Based on the best-selling memoir by Henry Fraser, the musical features a score by Nick Butcher.

Tune in for Alex Edelman's Just For Us on HBO, Ariana DeBose in Wish, and a slew of mysteries.

The concert begins streaming on the 30th anniversary of the Carousel revival that won McDonald the first of her historic six Tony Awards.

Celebrating the 80th anniversary of the legendary duo's collaboration, My Favorite Things will stream on demand beginning March 24.

Cynthia Nixon and Taylor Trensch lead the Jordan Seavey world premiere.

The 2021 West End production was filmed with four different casts, including Omari Douglas, Russell Tovey, Sheila Atim, Zoë Wanamaker, Chris O'Dowd, and more.

The site-specific production premiered in a warehouse in Liverpool before heading to Edinburgh, London, and the U.S.

The play's prequel, The Fairest, is also be available to stream.

The third season of the pop-music comedy premieres on Netflix March 14.

This month is for the ladies with the return of Girls5Eva and an appearance from Carol Burnett.

The special was taped at Broadway's Hudson Theatre last August.

Megan Stalter and Alex Sharpe will star in the London-set series.

Broadway favorites Reneé Rapp and Jaquel Spivey star in the screen version of the 2018 Broadway show.

The world premiere from Chris Bohjalian is directed by David Saint.

Audra McDonald, Julian Ovenden, Marisha Wallace, and Patrick Wilson are among the 2023 concert's starry line-up celebrating the Oklahoma! and South Pacific creators.

Both productions, which played the London theatre in 2023, are coming to the platform as archival filmings.

The screen version of the 2018 Broadway musical was released digitally February 20.

Broadway favorites Reneé Rapp and Jaquel Spivey star in the screen version of the 2018 Broadway show.

After two seasons on Peacock, the pop-music comedy has moved to Netflix.

Great Performances filmed a live performance of the Ossie Davis play's revival before the production closed earlier this month.

Celebrating the iconic musical theatre writing duo's 80th anniversary, My Favorite Things is screening in U.K. movie theatres and will broadcast in the U.S. on PBS.

You'll be able to watch the screen version of the 2005 Broadway musical at home this month.

The previously unpublished and unproduced 1930 play by Betty Smith premiered Off-Broadway in 2023.