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Stars in The House continues tonight (8pm) with Brian Stokes Mitchell!

Stars in The House continues today (2pm) with Sierra Boggess, Ramin Karimloo and Laura Benanti and tonight (8pm) with Brian Stokes Mitchell!

Stars in The House continues today (2pm) with a Sondheim birthday celebration and tonight (9pm- note the time change!) with the cast of Company and Jason Alexander!

Stars in The House continues today (2pm) with a Sondheim birthday celebration and tonight (9pm- note the time change!) with the cast of Company and Jason Alexander!

Stars in The House continues today (2pm) with Audra McDonald and Will Swenson and tonight (8pm) with Kristin Chenoweth!

Stars in The House continues today (2pm) with Audra McDonald and Will Swenson and tonight (8pm) with Kristin Chenoweth!

Stars in The House continues tonight (8pm) with Patrick Wilson!

Stars in The House continues today (2pm) with Norbert Leo Butz and tonight (8pm) with Patrick Wilson!

Stars in The House continues tonight (8pm) with Keala Settle!

Stars in The House continues today (2pm) with Marc Shaiman and tonight (8pm) with Melissa Manchester!

Stars in The House continues today (2pm) with Marc Shaiman and tonight (8pm) with Melissa Manchester!As BroadwayWorld previously reported, the Actors Fund, the national human services organization for everyone in performing arts and entertainment, has teamed with SiriusXM Broadway host Seth Rudetsky and his husband, producer James Wesley, to produce a daily mini-online show, entitled Stars in The House, featuring stars of stage and screen singing and performing live (from home!) on social media to promote support for The Fund's services.

Stars in The House continues today (2pm) with Marc Shaiman and tonight (8pm) with Melissa Manchester!

Stars in The House continues tonight (8pm) with Tony winner Lindsay Mendez.

The Actors Fund, the national human services organization for everyone in performing arts and entertainment, announced today that SiriusXM Broadway host Seth Rudetsky and his husband, producer James Wesley, will produce a daily mini-online show, entitled Stars in The House, featuring stars of stage and screen singing and performing live (from home!) on social media to promote support for The Fund's services for those most vulnerable to the effects of Coronavirus (COVID-19).  

The Actors Fund, the national human services organization for everyone in performing arts and entertainment, announced today that SiriusXM Broadway host Seth Rudetsky and his husband, producer James Wesley, will produce a daily mini-online show, entitled Stars in The House, featuring stars of stage and screen singing and performing live (from home!) on social media to promote support for The Fund's services for those most vulnerable to the effects of Coronavirus (COVID-19).  

Gingold Theatrical Group today announced the cancellation of the upcoming Shaw Songs @ The Players.

Provincetown's Art House theater has announced its upcoming music and comedy lineup. Returning center stage is the Broadway @ series first launched in 2011 by Producing Artistic Director Mark Cortale and Sirius XM radio star Seth Rudetsky, and now in more than a dozen major venues worldwide.

Many of Broadway's top stars are set to take the stage as part of Provincetown Art House's summer 2020 lineup. The lineup will include Kelli O'Hara, Kristin Chenoweth, Stephanie J. Block, Beth Leavel, Liz Callaway, Jenn Colella, Beth Malone, and many more!

Birdland Jazz Club and Birdland Theater have announced their lineup of artists for March 16 through March 29: 

It's symptomatic of SPAMILTON's inconsistency: quite funny and thoughtful in one moment, down a rabbit hole the next. For every inspired sequence in which Lin-Manuel engages 'Stephen Sondheim as Ben Franklin' in a lengthy debate about the density of rhymes, there's a lazily written riff like 'not throwing away my pot' (an extended refrain that comes out of nowhere and exists only for the cheap laugh of a weed joke). Too many of the rhymes are moon-and-June; too many of the jokes are merely references in disguise; too many of the allusions are a crutch.