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The Prince Music theater rings in the holiday season with glamour and style as it presents this high voltage show loosely based on the rise of the Supremes.

Despite the best efforts of Jiri Zizka and the Wilma Theater, Ken Ludwig's 'Shakespeare in Hollywood' fizzles under the weight of its own high concept.

The Walnut Street Theater brings in another family classic once again for its 197th season.

Showcasing a composer's work usually brings some of the best voices together for one evening of great music and The Music of Frank Wildhorn certainly did just that.

Due to poor ticket sales, the national tour of Dr.

Broadway star Patrick Cassidy and American Idol's Amy Adams will star in the national tour of Joseph and the Amazing Techicolor Dreamcoat, which will circle the country from September 6th, 2005 to July 30th, 2006

BroadwayWorld's got all the details on what's coming up in Philly's major theaters!

An up close and personal chat with the creative team of 'Waiting For The Moon,' a new musical journey about F.

The year is 1920, the night is young, the mood romantic and two hearts are about to take flight into a whirlwind of passion, ambition and despair.

With 30 years of stage under her belt, this belter is better than ever and she'll prove it 27 times.

A show about a barber who takes a little too much off the top as the Arden Theater presents a chilling production of one of Stephen Sondheim's less cheery ditties.

The Philly Pops are celebrating their 25th Anniversary under the baton of Peter Nero, a maestro who dared to mix music in a very unique way and it worked!

She fights, she crows, she flies.

This lovely, lively couple have made their mark as one of the few husband and wife Broadway performers and they are having the time of their lives!

Anyone Can Whistle returns home to Philadelphia where it first previewed at the Forrest Theater.

Currently in Anyone Can Whistle at the Prince Theater, Chuck sounds off on his career, Dracula and more.

The Deaf West Theatre Production of Big River takes bold and inventive steps to breathe life into an American classic.

The Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia boasts a current membership of more than 75 organizations and 180 individual artists.

Neil talks about his 2 shows in the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

'Something Wondrful' pulled into town in the latest revival tour of Rogers and Hammerstein's 'The King and I.

Lea brought her new concert to the Lenape Performing Arts Center.

Full coverage and interviews on the new concert staging.