The starry revival played its final performance at Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre January 15.

Starring Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster, the Meredith Willson revival is running at the Winter Garden Theatre.

The Tony winner left the musical revival October 23 to prepare for the Broadway debut of his solo adaptation of the Dickens classic.

The Broadway favorite succeeds Tony winner Jefferson Mays.

Anyone who buys the special, Broadway-themed sundae will be entered to win tickets to the Meredith Willson revival.

The album from Accidental Jacket Entertainment in partnership with Time-Life features the revival's original Broadway cast.

The Meredith Willson musical plays the Winter Garden Theatre.

The Broadway revival gave a benefit performance August 28 for the national human services organization.

The Tony-nominated revival was in the studio this week for the upcoming release.

The album, to be released by Accidental Jacket Entertainment in label partnership with Time-Life, will feature the revival's original Broadway cast.

The revival of Meredith Willson's The Music Man continues its run at Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre.

Clayton is filling in for Hugh Jackman, who is out with COVID through June 21.

The revival of the Meredith Willson musical continues its run at Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre.

Members of the company recently celebrated Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a photo shoot with photographer Mari Uchida.

The Tony-nominated revival co-stars Tony winners (and 2022 Tony nominees) Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster.

The two-time Tony winner visited CBS Mornings April 28 to talk co-starring with Hugh Jackman in the starry Broadway revival.

The Broadway revival celebrates its Black company members onstage and off in this photo collection from photographer Kai Ravelson.

The Meredith Willson musical plays the Winter Garden Theatre.

Fellow Tony-winners Jayne Houdyshell, Jefferson Mays, Shuler Hensley, and Marie Mullen co-star in the Meredith Willson-penned favorite.

The latest Broadway production of the Meredith Willson favorite is going old school with its reviews.