Andrew Lloyd Webber has revived his The Shows Must Go On! series, originally created in the wake of the worldwide shutdown of live theatre.

The program is the latest offering from Wait in the Wings, a digital documentary channel.

Find out when you can stream the sequel to the 1993 cult favorite, starring starring original cast members Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy.

The They're Playing Our Song and Pippin star will be joined by music director Ron Abel at the in-person and live-streamed concerts.

The Olivier-nominated queens take the stage at the Vaudeville Theatre.

The filmed version of the Off-Broadway show drops on the streaming platform June 24.

The musical's Off-Broadway cast album is also now available to stream.

Darren Criss and Yolanda Adams will also be part of the broadcast, which will also be available for streaming.

The stream, available on YouTube and Facebook, will celebrate the achievements and contributions of the LGBTQIA+ community.

The recording from Ghostlight Records officially drops June 24.

The evening was filmed in April at New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

Gingold Theatrical Group returned to in-person performances last year with the Bernard Shaw revival directed by David Staller.

Amber Iman hosts the Broadway Advocacy Coalition fundraiser.

Also, watch Frances Ruffelle reprise "On My Own," and Beth Leavel, Gavin Creel, and Betsy Wolfe travel down "Easy Street."

Tom Morris directs David Greig's play, based on the best-selling memoir by Joe Simpson.

Jenn Thompson directed the work's New York premiere Off-Broadway, which will now be available for free on demand.

The musical will be filmed in front of a live studio audience for a digital release.

The program celebrated its 10th anniversary May 17 with an event that asked, "What's the best Broadway can be?"

Charlotte Moore chatted with the stage and screen star, recipient of the 2022 Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre.

The spring run of Talene Monahon's "Jacobean feminist revenge comedy" was filmed at the New Ohio Theatre.

The ceremony honoring the best of Broadway and Off-Broadway will include performances from Off-Broadway's Little Shop of Horrors, Harmony, and more.

Whether you missed the live broadcast or you want to re-watch your favorite moments, we've got the details on how you can watch the June 12 ceremony.

The Terence Frisby musical was recorded at Abbey Road Studios with a cast of more than 50 actors.

The composing and performing duo's new work features original songs exploring perspectives on reproductive rights.

The platform is releasing four new titles recorded at Off-Broadway's Minetta Lane Theatre.

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The album will be made available the same day a filmed performance of the Off-Broadway production arrives on Disney+.

The actor will voice the character, also being played by returning Hayden Christensen in the new Star Wars television show.

Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise host.

Red Bull Theater made the lauded 2019 production available on demand starting May 16.

The Great Performances broadcast features interviews with Tony winners Patti LuPone, Katrina Lenk, Marianne Elliott, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and the late Sondheim.

The show, a Pulitzer finalist, will be presented in-person and live streamed simultaneously.

The musical tells the story of those who fought to bring the menu item back and stars Dolly Parton, Doja Cat, and more.

The digital broadcast includes the filmed concert, backstage interviews, and recordings of the pre-show trivia and post-show panel.

The new musical will feature Pia Toscano, Chris Olsen, and Prince Khemuni Norodom of the Cambodian Royal Family.

Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise will host.

The star-studded concert gala streams over a three-day event launching May 22.

The Michael Breslin and Patrick Foley will be presented in-person and digitally at Off-Broadway's The Connelly Theater.

The limited run based on the classic sitcom plays Off-Broadway's Theatre Row.

The feature film comes from co-producer-directors Dori Berinstein and Sammi Cannold.

Margaret Vandenburg's satire kicks off a week of theatrical action in defense of abortion rights.

The broadcast, with Foster reprising her Tony-winning turn as Reno Sweeney, kicks off Great Performances' fifth annual Broadway’s Best series.

The Platinum Jubilee Celebration, guest starring Helen Mirren, Damian Lewis, Omid Djalili, and more, will stream on BritBox.

The musical follows a 13-year-old boy as he navigates school and self-discovery.

The fundraiser will also feature George Takei, Jordan Roth, Richie Jackson, Hayley Kiyoko, and more.

Also leading the steaming musical from the Grammy-winning writers of the Unofficial Bridgerton Musical is viral sensation Doja Cat.

Shakespeare Theatre Company will present the short film along with a Q&A.

The interview series will feature special guests Kelli Youngman, Saki Masuda, Jolina Javier, Kenway Kua, and Darren Lee.

Richard Jay-Alexander directs the evening, which will also be live-streamed.

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Spring Song features the work of Frank Loesser, Johnny Mercer, and more.

Four different casts are featured in Michael Longhurst's production.

The lauded 2019 production will be available on demand May 16–29.

The three actors are the latest to be announced for the gala's line-up, set to support the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation.

Patti Murin guest hosts Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley's live-streamed series.

The Gingold Theatrical Group's Shakespeare Sonnet Soirée will livestream free via Facebook.

Igor Golyak's adaptation of the Chekhov classic will also be available virtually.

Proceeds from the one-day reading will be donated to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.

Watch the Eddie Redmayne-led Cabaret revival, Frozen, Back to the Future The Musical, and more perform at the live-streamed ceremony.

24 institutions are presenting readings as part of the event, including The Public, New York Theatre Workshop, The National Black Theater, and more.

The Book of Sirens will livestream from the theatre which turned into a bomb shelter at the beginning of the invasion into Ukraine.

Celebrating Sondheim: Songs From A Little Night Music will be presented by Symphony Space.

The star-studded benefit concert honors Christine Baranski.

The musical was filmed at London's Park Theatre in December 2021.

The new audio dramas will star Cesar J. Rosado, Lance Coadie Williams, Marcia Jean Kurtz, Randy Danson, and more.

The first revival of the Neil Simon comedy is currently running at the Hudson Theatre starring Parker and Matthew Broderick.

Tony winner Jason Michael Webb directed the Drama League-nominated production of the Jason Robert Brown musical.

Broadway favorites Ashley Bryant and Will Roland star in the interactive festival.

The staged reading at Westport Country Playhouse also features Broadway alums Joi Danielle Price and Stacie Morgain Lewis.

The new musical from the Schmigadoon scribe stars Ben Fankhauser and Phoenix Best.

The new horror satire follows four women as they face threats from this world and a supernatural one.

Time to warm-up, because Disney+ is ready for you to raise your voice along with some of its musical favorites.

The filmed stage performance from Theatre Royal Bath also stars Dennis Herdman, Thom Tuck, and Mitesh Soni.

The pair adapted Ruhl's play into an opera last year.

The League will present two contemporary Ukrainian plays to benefit CARE’s Ukraine Crisis Fund.

The Broadway Women's Alliance and YesAnd Productions docuseries celebrated the return of Broadway and women who have worked to bring theatre back.

Broadway On Demand will stream the second annual festival in accordance with its hybrid structure.

The theatrical titans discuss Company, Candide, the then still in–development Pacific Overtures, and more.

Red Bull Theater will livestream its benefit reading of Margaret Cavendish's 17th-century play.

Brown currently plays Rose Granger-Weasley in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway.

The new series written, directed, and created by the one in two playwright is presented with The New Group.

Produced by New York Public Library's Theatre on Film and Tape, the stream will be the first time the interview has been seen outside of the library walls.

Known for their inventive Off-Broadway revivals of Into the Woods and Merrily We Roll Along, the theatre celebrates the late composer and lyricist with this streamed event.

The Be More Chill stars' concert will be in-person and live-streamed.

The 1930s-set musical comedy will play three productions as part of LGBTQ+ History Month.

Jamie Bernstein moderates the discussion, also featuring Dr. Cornel West and American linguist John McWhorter.

Jesse Berger directed Jeffrey Hatcher's new adaptation of the Ben Jonson comedy.

The Mike Lew play was recorded during its recent Boston engagement.

The concert features songs from Into the Woods, A Little Night Music, Company, and more.

A virtual cast party will take place January 16 for fans to interact with the show from home.

Alan Menken, Billy Porter, Chita Rivera, and Beth Leavel will make virtual appearances.

The evening will feature performances and storytelling to honor those affected by HIV and AIDS.