The live adaptation of the cult favorite film embarked on a tour of North America in February.

10 years after the cult classic opened Off-Broadway, Playbill's checking in.

Sutton Foster, Nikki Renée Daniels, J. Harrison Ghee, Harriet Harris, Cheyenne Jackson, and more co-star in the revival of the 1959 musical.

The live adaptation of the cult favorite film will hit the road beginning February 27 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Newly adapted by Amy Herzog, the upcoming Ibsen revival begins performances February 27.

Plus, get a first look at photos of the new Sutton Foster-led revival.

Nikki Renée Daniels, J. Harrison Ghee, Harriet Harris, Cheyenne Jackson, and more co-star in the new revival of the 1959 musical.

Nikki Renée Daniels, J. Harrison Ghee, Harriet Harris, Cheyenne Jackson, and more co-star in the new revival of the 1959 musical.

See Tony winner J. Harrison Ghee's "Many Moons Ago" and Nikki Renée Daniels and Cheyenne Jackson singing "In a Little While" in this rehearsal room preview.

The cast will feature Sutton Foster, Harriet Sansom Harris, Michael Urie, Nikki Renée Daniels, J. Harrison Ghee, Cheyenne Jackson, and more.

The Tony winner will be Queen Aggravain to Sutton Foster's Princess Winnifred in the upcoming revival.

Sutton Foster will lead the upcoming New York City Center Encores! production.

The 46th Annual Kennedy Center Honors included performances from Ben Platt, Ariana DeBose, and Missy Elliott.

The Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical is currently playing Los Angeles' Ahmanson Theatre.

Karl will perform as Rapunzel's Prince for the production's opening weekend in Washington, D.C.

The Max Martin jukebox musical has six swing performers, who cover at least six roles (though many cover 12, even 13 parts).

The tour of the recent Broadway revival launches February 18 in Buffalo.

See who's joining previously announced stars Montego Glover, Stephanie J. Block, Sebastian Arcelus, and Gavin Creel.

The Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical is led by Joaquina Kalukango, Stephanie J. Block, and Sebastian Arcelus.

The Paradise Square Tony winner succeeds Patina Miller and Montego Glover in the Stephen Sondheim revival.