Daniel Kaluuya to Make U.S. Stage Debut in New Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Play
Kaluuya will star in ‘Grass,’ about a son reconstructing his family history through a surreal road trip, at Park Avenue Armory.
Kaluuya will star in ‘Grass,’ about a son reconstructing his family history through a surreal road trip, at Park Avenue Armory.
Weaver, who became a fan favorite on Netflix’s ‘America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders,’ will continue in her role as Roxie Hart for two more weeks.
The ‘Oh, Mary’ director will helm the revival which is set to come to Broadway in fall 2027.
O’Donnell will play The Narrator from Oct. 6 through Oct. 18, as Dratch takes a short leave.
The show, which was among the 2026 best musical nominees, will play its final performance after one year on Broadway.
Grint will play the adult version of Ron Weasley, a role that he originated in the film franchise.
Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber is “gutted” that the Broadway production of his Cats: The Jellicle Ball is closing tonight at the Broadhurst Theatre, five months earlier than originally planned. In an emotional message posted on Instagram, Lloyd Webber says he hopes the show’s closing will serve as a warning about “the unsustainable cost” of producing […]
As Melissa Barrera enters the final stretch of her Broadway debut run in Titanique, she’s taking a few days off to get her voice and body back into performance shape. On Saturday, the actress who plays Rose DeWitt Bukater in the hit Titanic (1997) musical parody announced that she “lost her voice” during a performance […]
Tom Felton will stay with Broadway’s Harry Potter and the Cursed Child for an additional two months, producers announced Tuesday, noting that it will be the final extension for the popular actor from the Potter film franchise. Felton, who plays the adult Draco Malfoy on stage (in the films he played the child Draco), will […]
Cats: The Jellicle Ball and Death of a Salesman ended their Broadway runs on very high notes, posting the biggest grosses of their engagements. Jellicle, closing five months earlier than planned and prompting considerable discussion (and lamentation) within the industry about production costs and the dim odds of scoring a big musical hit these days, […]