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Susan Stroman directs the 5th Avenue Theatre production of Marie, Dancing Still, with eyes on Broadway.

The Tony nominee's new single follows recent covers of songs from Rent and The Greatest Showman.

Hear "You Happened" and see a new musical video.

Ruben Santiago-Hudson directs the new play with music at Two River Theater.

Go inside the opening-night party with Derrick Baskin, Jeremy Pope, and the stars of this new production featuring the songs of Motown.

Otis Williams of the real Temptations, Mary Wilson of the Supremes, and more join the cast to toast the new musical at the Imperial Theatre.

Tony nominee Alexander Gemignani will host this first event in the Sheen Center's new series; a second devoted to Be More Chill will follow.

Pressley replaces Suzzanne Douglas, who was previously announced as the star of the Audible-produced solo play.

Director Steven Spielberg makes his musical debut in a remake of an iconic film.

The Motown superstars' new biomusical, Ain't Too Proud, opened last night at the Imperial Theatre.

The songs are tremendous, but the show is hollow. Does it matter?

She will join other stage veterans for an evening of tunes by the iconic songwriting duo on March 24.

The show will be seen at the Minetta Lane Theatre.

The images feature James Snyder and the new adult stars of the production.

Star Claybourne Elder also previews the musical at Paper Mill Playhouse.

The event will benefit the Actors Fund's Phyllis Newman Women's Health Initiative.

An 81-year-old Rodgers and Hart musical is revived by Encores!, and leaves us wondering why.

Santino Fontana, Lilli Cooper, and Sarah Stiles star in the upcoming comedy musical at the Marquis Theatre.

The event will take place on May 5.

The new musical was penned by the composer of Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812.

The gala will celebrate the artists who have continued collaborations with the off-Broadway mainstay.

Suzan-Lori Parks's new play stars Daveed Diggs, Thomas Sadoski, Zoë Winters, and Sheria Irving.

Terrence McNally's play will be revived on Broadway by director Arin Arbus.

New work by Richard Greenberg and Emily Feldman has also been added.