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New production photos have been released from the North American tour of THE GREAT GATSBY, featuring original Broadway cast member Austin Colby, who is appearing as Jay Gatsby for a limited engagement. Check out the photos here!
Single tickets for WATER FOR ELEPHANTS, LEGALLY BLONDE - THE MUSICAL and HADESTOWN will go on sale Friday, November 13 at 10 a.m. as part of the Broadway at the King Center series. Tickets will be available at KingCenter.com, in person at the King Center Ticket Office, or by phone.
Single tickets for the Tony-winning Best Musical THE OUTSIDERS at the Kansas City Music Hall will go on sale this month, the 26-27 PNC Broadway in Kansas City Series announced. The production will play eight performances at the venue. The musical, based on S.E. Hinton's novel and Francis Ford Coppola's film, follows Ponyboy Curtis and the Greasers.
The 25th Anniversary tour of MAMMA MIA! will come to Toledo's Stranahan Theater for eight performances from April 27–May 2, 2027, as part of the Broadway in Toledo Series. Tickets go on sale November 13.
Portland Playhouse's beloved holiday tradition, A Christmas Carol, returns and this year audiences can look forward to three exciting changes: a fresh vision from director Cassie Greer, some new miserly Scrooge energy courtesy of Jimmy Garcia, and a scenic refresh by Thyra Hartshorn.
This week's BroadwayWorld Crossword has 14 answers in a 15x15 grid, from a Shakespeare comedy to a viral stage moment. Free to play, no login needed.
Single tickets for THE BOOK OF MORMON will go on sale for the touring production's eight-performance engagement at the BJCC Concert Hall in Birmingham, presented by the Broadway in Birmingham Series.
The Tony-winning musical HADESTOWN will play Pikes Peak Center in Colorado Springs as the opening production of the 2026-27 Broadway at Pikes Peak Center Series.
Maria Porter boils over as Marsha Blovotnik in Artists Rep’s season opener, a funny, over-the-top fairy tale about magical chicken soup, family, and calming down long enough to share a meal.
Three people, a cabin in the woods, one weekend. On paper, Amy Berryman's WALDEN is a small play. Yet packed into that cabin are some of humanity’s biggest questions: what makes a worthwhile life, whether Earth is still worth saving, and what we're willing to give up now for a future we may never see.
Touring productions took over October, with exclusive first looks at the Boop! The Musical and Operation Mincemeat tours and performances from Maybe Happy Ending. Plus, a Title IX lawsuit over a Little Shop of Horrors casting, Johnny Galecki on playing Tennessee Williams, world premiere reviews, and more from across the global theatre community.
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