Yours, Stephen Sondheim also features the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Kevin Stites.

McKellen shares the role of the Danish prince with dancer Johan Christiansen in the re-imagined Shakespeare tragedy.

Copeland previously appeared on Broadway in the 2015 revival of On The Town.

Tony winner and Artistic Director Ted Sperling has also extended his contract with the community chorus.

Recipients will be honored during a celebration of the arts to be filmed for subsequent TV broadcast.

Directed by Joshua Bergasse, the ballet will make its world premiere at Pittsburgh’s Benedum Center before its NYC run.

The Great Performances series will also present Nashville Ballet's Black Lucy and the Bard.

The adaptation of Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre Dame comes to Lincoln Center following its 1998 premiere in Paris.

The show features the duo expressing their queer identities through unique interpretations of classical and pop music.

Darren Criss and Yolanda Adams were also part of the July 4 celebration.

Darren Criss and Yolanda Adams will also be part of the broadcast, which will also be available for streaming.

The musical is based on the life of the world famous contralto Marian Anderson.

Skybell won a 2019 Lucille Lortel Award playing Tevye in the Yiddish-language production of the Bock and Harnick musical Off-Broadway.

Previous winners, each of which receive a $75,000 grant, have included Lynn Nottage, Camille A. Brown, and more.

Songs for a Summer Night is presented at the new Waterline Square Park on the Upper West Side.

The musician, whose Broadway credits include A Strange Loop and the upcoming Some Like It Hot, will release his debut jazz album June 3.

Stephen Nachamie will direct and choreograph the Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler musical.

The benefit will honor Robert Battle's decade of service as Artistic Director.

Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise will host.

Find out when to see performances from Alvin Ailey, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and more.

The northwest corner of West 64th Street and Columbus Avenue, in front of New York’s Lincoln Center, now displays the name Jacques d’Amboise Place.

Adrienne Warren, Ingrid Michaelson, and Marilyn Maye will also be part of the upcoming season.

Doran has been with the RSC for 35 years and will conclude his tenure with Richard III.

The new works will be part of the company's 2022-2023 season.

The company kicks off its 47th season with performances at the Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College.

The Carmen-inspired production features stage design by Olivier and Tony winner Lez Brotherston.

The opera about family and race in America is one of five full productions headed for the D.C. company.

The North American premieres will be performed in repertory starring Lia Williams and Alex Lawther.

Broadway alum Zachary James and Anthony Roth Costanzo are among the principal artist winners.

The Ars Nova production has extended through May 15.

The new work, a portrait of the iconic and controversial Eva “Evita” Perón, is part of New York City Center's Dance Festival.

Check out photos of Ars Nova's in-the-round staging—directed by Lee Sunday Evans.

McKellen will share the role with dancer Johan Christiansen under the direction of choreographer Peter Schaufuss.

Ms. Kikuchi, who was the original Eliza in The King and I, directed the 1977 revival starring Yul Brynner and Constance Towers.

The free, in-person, and live-streamed event will star Cynthia Nixon, Anika Noni Rose, BD Wong, and more reading 35 new short stories.

Yours, Stephen Sondheim will also feature the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Kevin Stites.

The opera, which critics say approaches the murder of a Black teenager through the lens of a fictional white woman, is currently set to premiere later this month at John Jay College.

Offering solidarity for Ukrainian citizens under attack, all ticket sales and other proceeds support relief efforts in Ukraine.

The reimagined home for the New York Philharmonic will welcome audiences this fall.

The opera is produced in association with Opera Noire International and The Harlem Chamber Players.

The Lincoln Center Theater production from two-time Pulitzer winner Lynn Nottage and Ricky Ian Gordon has been filmed for broadcast on PBS.

Gustavo Dudamel will lead the production, which is designed with both Deaf and hearing audiences in mind.

Now running Off-Broadway at Lincoln Center Theater, the opera features a score by Ricky Ian Gordon and a libretto by two-time Pulitzer winner Lynn Nottage.

General Manager Peter Gelb has released a video statement in support of Ukraine and its people and artists.

The program will showcase new works, including Tiler Peck’s New York choreographic debut.

Watch a clip from the 1976 Houston Grand Opera production of the grand work from the King of Ragtime.

Tony winner Ivo van Hove will also direct Mozart's Don Giovanni.

The duo's new album, Only an Octave Apart, is available from Decca Gold.

The season will include three world premieres and two international productions.