Burgess was born in Regina, Saskatchewan, in 1945. He appeared in "H.M.S Pinafore," "E.N.G." and "Bordertown," as well as other Canadian television programs and movies.
Burgess was also the first to sing the Canadian anthem "O Canada" at a World Series Game, in Atlanta in 1992.
In a statement, theatre producer David Mirvish said, "He was a very talented performer with a spellbinding voice and a truly arresting stage presence. Canada has lost one of its major artists. He will be sorely missed."
Plus, see Tony winner Adrienne Warren, Marla Mindelle, the former queens of Six on Broadway, and more out to celebrate the new musical.
The new Shaina Taub Broadway musical features an all-female and non-binary cast. For its actors, the experience has been revelatory.
Matthew Gardiner directs the production of the '60s rock musical at the D.C.-area theatre.
The April 25 performance of the new Broadway musical featured a post-show discussion about Alice Paul's final project, which remains unfulfilled.
The singers are leading the Metropolitan Opera premiere of John Adams' work.
The Tony winner married her All Rise co-star J. Alex Brinson April 22, and her Merrily We Roll Along costars were there to help.
The new Broadway show promises an immersive Kit Kat Club, which meant turning the proscenium into an in-the-round space.
The new single marks Williams' return to pop music after 15 years.
The two-time Tony winner explores arts education at four Los Angeles organizations in the new special.
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