Michael Weber will direct the Pulitzer Prize-winning Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine musical.

Ticket proceeds from the evening will support the production of a movie musical featuring Tallahassee students.

The Phantom of the Opera and Candide star's performance will broadcast live.

Anthony C. Daniel is directing and choreographing the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical at the Maine theatre.

Following a 2022 world premiere at Goodspeed Musicals, Shelley Butler directs the holiday show based on the 1945 film.

Directed and choreographed by Peck, the production will play Chicago Shakespeare Theater before arriving at the Park Avenue Armory next year.

The Tony-nominated Cost of Living star will play the title role, the first woman with a disability to do so in a major U.S. production.

Artistic Director Alan Paul will direct the Pulitzer-winning Next to Normal in a season marking the Massachusetts company's 30th anniversary.

Ashley Blanchet, Jeremiah James, Jarran Muse, and Kaitlyn Frank lead the holiday classic at the Pennsylvania theatre.

The holiday classic returns to the Denver theatre company.

Regional theatres are the birthplace of the next generation of theatremakers. And they’re in crisis.

The new musical is playing the D.C. theatre through December 30.

The pop music parody of Tim Burton’s film Edward Scissorhands will features all-new immersive staging.

We talk to the crusaders working at the front lines to win much needed federal funding for our struggling stages.

The new play celebrates female friendship and Asian American experiences.

Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen penned the comedic adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic.

Based on the Rent star's memoir, the solo musical previously played New World Stages.

Julia Udine and Daniel Wisniewski lead the cast of the Disney favorite at the Philadelphia theatre.

Flint Repertory Theatre presented staged concerts of the classic Howard Ashman-Alan Menken musical.

The new musical, penned by David Foster, Susan Birkenhead, and Bob Martin, plays Chicago's CIBC Theatre.

Part love story and part ghost story, the show was collated from hundreds of tweets and DMs from Emmy winner Delany's own digital archives

Matthew Gardiner directs the Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty musical at the D.C.-area theatre.

Sam Pinkleton and Randy Blair created the holiday show as a new tradition for the California venue.

Flint Repertory Theatre presents staged concerts of the classic Howard Ashman-Alan Menken musical.

World premieres, new Shakespeare adaptations, and the return of the annual educational tour are all in the company's upcoming summer season.

Studebaker Theater is hosting the Chicago premiere of the family-friendly Jim Henson musical, adapted from the 1977 TV special.

Anthony C. Daniel will direct and choreograph the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical at the Maine theatre.

Denis Jones directs the Tony-winning musical at the Florida venue.

Common Thread Theatre Company in Massachusetts is reimagining the play, with a female autistic actor as the lead and an autistic director at the helm.

The new musical, penned by David Foster, Susan Birkenhead, and Bob Martin, begins performances in Chicago later this month.

Christopher Ashley directs Joe DiPietro's new play.

The production will subsequently play New Jersey's McCarter Theatre Center.

Michael Michetti directs the production, which features onstage seating.

Christopher Ashley directs Joe DiPietro's new play.

Go behind the scenes to see "Impossible" and "In My Own Little Corner" from the rehearsal room.

Michael Michetti directs the production, which features onstage seating.

Mark Shanahan will direct Paul Slade Smith's farce for Connecticut's Westport Country Playhouse.

The Tony winner will again play Ebenezer Scrooge in the annual holiday show.

Seven musicals will play the outdoor St. Louis venue in summer 2024.

The Connecticut venue's crew, costume, scenic, hair, and makeup staff voted overwhelmingly to join the labor group.

Matthew Gardiner directs the Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty musical at the D.C.-area theatre.

Before STC's run in Washington, D.C., the production will have completed engagements at custom-built theatre spaces in Liverpool, Edinburgh, and London.

The California venue's season will kick off with The Ballad of Johnny and June, featuring the music of Johnny Cash & June Carter.

The new musical about a real-life Deaf soldier in World War I is written and directed by Marshall Pailet.

Her play Mrs. Christie wonders what happened to the mystery writer during an 11-day disappearance.

The new play celebrates female friendship and Asian American experiences.

The new musical will begin performances November 28 at the Texas venue.

Parker Esse will reproduce Jerome Robbins' original choreography.

Jeremy Jordan and Eva Noblezada star in the new musical from Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen.

Check out these photos from the evening's red carpet and curtain call.