There will be wall-to-wall Stephen Sondheim fans March 19 at Symphony Space, when over 100 artists will help celebrate the 75th birthday of famed Broadway composer-lyricist Stephen Sondheim.

As the musicals of lyricist and librettist Oscar Hammerstein II continue to be performed around the globe, Alice Hammerstein Mathias reflects on the life and work of her groundbreaking father.

As the musicals of lyricist and librettist Oscar Hammerstein II continue to be performed around the globe, Alice Hammerstein Mathias reflects on the life and work of her groundbreaking father.

Many luminaries who brightened the American and international stages over the past half century were lost in the twelve months that made up 2015.

Producer David Mirvish will present nine productions on four Toronto stages for the 2009-10 season, with seven on the Mirvish Theatre Subscription.

Holiday time is here once more. Here is this year's list of recommended Broadway-related CDs that have arrived since last Thanksgiving.

Holiday time is here once more. Here is this year's list of recommended Broadway-related CDs that have arrived since last Thanksgiving.

Here are the performance tallies of the original Broadway productions of some of the most acclaimed and/or revived musicals of all time: Brigadoon: 581. Wonderful Town: 559. Kismet: 583. Sweet Charity: 608. Bye Bye Birdie: 607. Gypsy: 702. West Side Story: 732.

Here are the performance tallies of the original Broadway productions of some of the most acclaimed and/or revived musicals of all time: Brigadoon: 581. Wonderful Town: 559. Kismet: 583. Sweet Charity: 608. Bye Bye Birdie: 607. Gypsy: 702. West Side Story: 732.

From the Special Tony Playbill:

Theater in Miami has come of age. From the very beginning the city has always been ahead of its time. As soon as the tracks came in Miami was set. With its population exceeding the 300 needed to incorporate into a city, Miami was never actually a town. The city walked first it skipped on the crawling. In this centennial year we look back at Miami's theater history and find that our city has become the little Broadway of the South.

Symphony Space celebrates the 80th birthday of Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer-lyricist Stephen Sondheim March 22 with a rebroadcast of the 12-hour Wall to Wall Sondheim concert that took place in 2005.

In celebration of the 80th birthday of Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer-lyricist Stephen Sondheim, Symphony Space will broadcast the entirety of the day-long Wall to Wall Sondheim concert that took place in 2005.

The directorial mastermind behind Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera, reveals his never-before-published account of how the musical came to be—and how he almost got fired.

While theatres remain dark, revisit some of your favorites with Inside the Theatre, and get a closer look at the details you might miss before the show—plus a deep dive into the theatre's history.

MTC, THE PLACE TO BE: Manhattan Theatre Club, the nonprofit resident Off-Broadway company that two years ago was bruised in a public relations nightmare over Terrence McNally's controversial Corpus Christi, is riding high as the hitmaker company of 2000. Both Charles Busch's The Tale of the Allergist's Wife and David Auburn's Proof started at MTC in 2000 and transferred to Broadway by fall, earning raves, and A Class Act, the intimate musical portrait of lyricist Ed Kleban, ended its run there Dec. 10 prior to a spring 2001 Broadway transfer. The U.S. premiere of Alan Ayckbourn's Comic Potential was embraced by critics and audiences and a commercial transfer was mulled, but a suitable theatre could not be found. Late in 2000, the troupe announced a plan with a developer to restore and take up residence at the dilapidated Biltmore Theatre, which would finally give MTC a home on Broadway. The multi-million dollar plan has some hurdles to jump, but an opening in the 2002-2003 season is planned.

John Cullum will forego playing King Lear in San Francisco this fall in order to move to Broadway with the current Off-Broadway company of Urinetown, the musical spoof of musical theatre, a spokesman said.