Andy Karl will spend the holidays as Ebenezer Scrooge, taking the central role in the Old Vic's production of A Christmas Carol when it returns to the Perelman Performing Arts Center in November.
Three blue heads, three holiday sweaters, one knitted llama. That is the first look at Blue Man Group “A New Holiday Surprise”, and on November 12 it becomes the first Blue Man show ever to play a Broadway house.
Todrick Hall and Tony nominee Jasmine Amy Rogers have been added to the performer lineup for Black Theatre United's fourth annual gala, "Work to Do," at the Ziegfeld Ballroom on Monday, October 5.
Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show has given over the whole of October at Studio 54 to giveaways, partnerships, a cocktail nobody will describe and a Halloween costume parade judged by the cast.
Millburn, New Jersey has its Bert. Paper Mill Playhouse has named five more principals and the full creative team for Mary Poppins, the musical that opens the theater's 88th season in November.
McKinnon Powell gets one performance at Theatre Row to tell it. 6 Out of 10, his solo show about an actor measuring himself against Hollywood and against the men he falls for, plays the United Solo Theatre Festival on…
Three members of the London company of Jamie Lloyd's Evita will cross to Broadway with Rachel Zegler when Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical opens at the Winter Garden Theatre next spring.
The reviews are in for America, Who Hurt You?, the solo show Sarah Jones has brought to the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn, where National Black Theatre and Theatre for a New Audience are presenting it through…
The notices are in for The Cherry Orchard, Simon Stone’s Korean-language reinvention of Chekhov’s last play, which opened at the Park Avenue Armory on September 16 for a ten-day run in the Wade Thompson Drill Hall.
