The Huntington and SpeakEasy Stage will present the Tony-winning musical later this year. 

The 11 o’clock number is sung by Adrianna Hicks, who plays the lovable chanteuse, Sugar. 

The upcoming CSC season will also feature Santino Fontana and Judy Kuhn in I Can Get It for You Wholesale. 

Previews begin June 30 and officially opens August 3 at the Winter Garden Theatre.

The world premiere production begins June 7 in Atlanta, Georgia, at Alliance Theatre. 

The production will open during the 2024-2025 season. 

The slate includes 4 world premieres and the revival of a Tony-nominated play.

The production will stop in over 25 different cities, including Providence and Charlotte. 

They join an already huge slate of stars, including Ben Platt, Annaleigh Ashford, and Bonnie Milligan. 

The Off-Broadway show, directed by Ciara Renée, will begin previews May 7 at Theatre 71. 

The OBCR will be released this week from Interscope Records.

The new play will also feature acclaimed musician Eddi Reader leading a band on stage. 

The Audible production will play at the Minetta Lane Theatre for a limited three-night run.

The two-time Olivier nominee is currently at the Shed with his show about gentrification, Black playwrighting, and entertainment. 

The star current plays Albus Potter at the Lyric Theatre on Broadway. 

The Theater Breaking Through Barriers production will be staged at Theatre Row. 

The Encores! production of Jerry Herman stars Donna Murphy as Countess Aurelia, now playing through March 19.

Directed by Joe Mantello, the world premiere production will be presented at The Shed. 

The news arrives after a lead producer withdrew from the project amid a shortfall in capitalization. 

The musical will again star Daniel Radcliffe, Lindsay Mendez, and Jonathan Groff. 

Previews begin May 13 at the Marquis Theatre ahead of a June 22 opening night. 

The reveal will take place April 25 at NYPL for the Performing Arts. 

Michael R. Jackson, James Jackson Jr., and more explain the plot of the Tony winner’s latest musical. 

The Gatsby Mansion at the Park Central Hotel New York will become a roaring '20s venue later this spring.

The up-and-comer plays Benevolence in the Off-Broadway Classic Stage Company production. 

More than 100 young NYC public school theatre artists will make their Broadway debuts later this month.

Sandy Rustin’s play, directed by Jason Alexander, begins previews July 7 at the Hayes Theater

The Funny Girl star originated the role of Little Girl in the original production in 1998. 

The leading man won for his star turn in Samuel D. Hunter’s The Whale, based on the play of the same name. 

Illinois, inspired by Stevens’ 2005 album, will premiere at The Fisher Center at Bard this summer.

Keith Habersberger, Alex Lewis, and Hughie Stone Fish are in residence at Theatre Row Off-Broadway.

The Broadway hopeful is playing himself in the hilarious new comedy about a man tricked into jury duty—but everyone else is an actor. 

Plus, Ben Platt and Noah Galvin’s Theater Camp gets a release date. 

The Broadway revival of Lerner and Lowe’s musical begins previews March 9 at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre. 

Hollywood’s biggest night is March 12 as the 95th annual Academy Awards are held at the Dolby Theatre. 

Previews for the LCT production will begin June 23 at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theatre.

Cecily Strong, Keegan-Michael Key, Ariana DeBose, Dove Cameron, Jane Krakowski, and more are back.

There’s a new sadist in town, giving dentistry a bad name at the Westside Theatre. 

The Broadway favorite is currently playing Minnie in the hit musical at the Shubert Theatre. 

The movie studio take over the property from its current owners, who have tried to sell it for years. 

The star is currently fighting off alien plant species with Tony winner Matt Doyle at the Westside Theatre. 

The star is making her Broadway debut in the Disney musical, currently playing at the New Amsterdam Theatre. 

Plus, look back at who played the roles in the original movie and on Broadway.

The beloved annual tradition will take place March 13 at the New Amsterdam Theatre 

The Broadway revival will close later this year at the August Wilson Theatre.

The Drama League will honor André De Shields, the Drama Book Shop, and more. 

Fernell Hogan, Nina White, Olivia Elease Hardy, and Michael Iskander visit the Brooklyn Diner in Times Square.

The Almost Famous star continues his streak of leading Broadway roles. 

The play will open in London’s West End later this year. 

The up-and-comer makes his Off-Broadway playwriting debut at The Public Theatre. 

The winners accepted their Off-Broadway accolades at Terminal 5 in New York City. 

The Broadwat Center Stage production will run May 12-21 in the Eisenhower Theater.

The winners will be announced April 2 from Royal Albert Hall in a ceremony, hosted by Emmy winner Hannah Waddingham. 

The stars talk about the new production of Lorraine Hansberry’s The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window, now playing at BAM. 

The performer, currently in Funny Girl on Broadway, will put the mask again this summer. 

The Tony winner also joins as a producer of the musical about Filipina First Lady Imelda Marcos. 

Joe, Nick, and Kevin will perform together at the Marquis Theatre for a limited residency this spring. 

The star is currently celebrating one year on Broadway in the hit jukebox musical about Michael Jackson.

Tony nominee Derek Klena is also returning to the Tony-winning production.

The musical runs May 3-14 as part of New York City Center’s Encores! 2023 season. 

The Broadway musical closed early on December 11 at the Circle in the Square Theatre. 

Reneé Rapp, L Morgan Lee, Jonathan Van Ness, Sis, and more will perform at the iconic venue with the trans artist. 

The new adaptation will premiere in 2024 at American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts. 

Paul Sparks, Millicent Simmonds, and more will star in Levi Holloway’s spine-tingling play. 

The star of Sunday in the Park With George at Pasadena Playhouse chats with Theatrely.

The Broadway star plays Jerry/Daphne in the musical adaptation of Billy Wilder’s hit film. 

Emmy and Tony winner Jason Alexander will make his Broadway directorial debut at the Hayes Theatre.

The Broadway premiere is set to begin previews May 13 at the Marquis Theatre. 

The disco musical about Imelda Marcos begins previews June 17 at the Broadway Theatre. 

Aiden Mekhi Sierra and Christopher Woodley will alternate as Little Jack. 

The musical, now playing at the Booth Theatre, stars Victoria Clark, Justin Cooley, Bonnie Milligan, Steven Boyer, and more. 

The Broadway-aimed musical is directed and choreographed by Jerry Mitchell.

The theatrical landscape continues to shift after the COVID-19 pandemic left the industry trying to find new ways to be solvent. 

The original Broadway cast recording will be released February 14.

The Wicked star sings “And What If We Had Loved Like That” opposite the longtime Broadway player. 

The star is the latest to appear on Theatrely’s Sentimental Men podcast. 

The star is making her Broadway debut as Jane Seymour at the Lena Horne Theatre. 

The stage adaptation of Yann Martel’s beloved novel begins previews March 9 at the Schoenfeld Theatre. 

See who’s joining Renée Rapp, Angourie Rice, Auli’i Cravalho, and Jaquel Spivey. 

The musical, starring Ben Platt and Micaela Diamond, begins previews February 21 at the Jacobs Theatre.

The star has been in the Wicked family for over 13 years, having been a standby and tour lead for Elphaba in the past. 

The production reunites the Broadway star with director Michael Longhurst at Donmar Warehouse. 

The Tony-winning revival is set to visit over 25 cities across the 2023-2024 theatrical season. 

The star of Everything, Everywhere All at Once talks about how theatre prepared her for film, why she’s hesitant to return to Broadway, and more. The A24 movie is in theatres now.

The breakout performer has been seen in Normal People and recently was cast in the film adaptation of Merrily We Roll Along. 

The Scottish folk theatre fable previously played a 2017 engagement in the same space. 

The bio-musical about Louis Armstrong will play in New Orleans and Chicago before heading to NYC. 

The winners will be revealed March 12 in a televised ceremony on ABC. 

The musical begins previews March 9 at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre. 

The '90s-set romantic comedy will premiere this spring on the streaming service.

The new play by Deepa Purohit explores the South Asian diaspora in the United States. 

Emma Donoghue’s book follows a kidnapped young woman and her son, born in captivity, as they hatch an escape. 

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley’s Stars in the House for Climate Action will raise money for the Broadway Green Alliance. 

Atlantic Theater Company is presenting the stage work, featuring a score by Adam Guettel and a book by Craig Lucas. 

Eddie Redmayne, Jessie Buckley, and more shake the foundations in this musical revival of Kander and Ebb’s Weimar Republic-set affair. 

The TikTok favorite recently returned to Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hit musical after an injury break. 

Rachel Leigh Cook stars in the first American film entirely shot in Vietnam.

A release date, setting, and casting have been revealed for the Apple TV+ musical series. 

What roles should Bianca Del Rio, Monét X Change, Shea Couleé, and more take on the stage? 

The winners will be announced later this year, with a number of theatre and Broadway adjacent projects scoring nods.