The two are starring in a rare revival of Lorraine Hansberry’s play at Brooklyn Academy of Music.

In addition to his work on Broadway, Mr. Lee was the premiere designer for the long running television sketch show Saturday Night Live.

Ushers and other front of house theatre staff share their horror stories, as Playbill investigates why bad audience behavior is on the rise.

The John Caird-helmed production is based on the Studio Ghibli film.

The 2016 movie musical features songs with music by Justin Hurwitz and lyrics by Tony winners Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.

Based on Rent star Rapp's memoir, the autobiographical musical plays Off-Broadway's New World Stages.

The move is the latest case in a troubling trend of classroom censorship nationwide.

The Richard Greenberg revival closed things out with the highest-grossing week of both of the production's recent Broadway runs.

Penguin Random House will release My Name Is Barbra.

It’s still early days in the simulcast revolution, but all signs point to more shows going the live-stream route in the future.

Conor McPherson will direct and write the screenplay for the movie, based on his Broadway musical with Bob Dylan.

Classic Stage Company presents this reimagining of the classic Greek epic which follows an Iraq War soldier on his journey home to Harlem.

The landmark Off-Off-Broadway venue will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour.

Bartlett Sher directs Danny Burstein, Zoë Wanamaker, and Nathan Lane in the new play at Studio 54.

See photos of the Soho Rep and Ma-Yi Theater Company production, now running at MCC Theater.

The new solo play, written and performed by Jacob Storms, explores playwright Tennessee Williams' formative years.

The comedy features more than 90 characters as portrayed by five actors, including Steve Guttenberg.

The upcoming screen version of the 2018 musical will feature Rapp reprising her Broadway performance as Regina George.

The political comedy will be directed by Ethan Paulini.

James Monroe Iglehart, Bradley Gibson, Shuler Hensley, and Isabelle McCalla are starring in the Disney musical at the Tony-winning New Jersey theatre.

Ushers and other front of house theatre staff share their horror stories, as Playbill investigates why bad audience behavior is on the rise.

The theatrical union, which represents actors and stage managers on Broadway and at professional theatres nationwide, is removing barriers to joining.

The two are starring in a rare revival of Lorraine Hansberry’s play at Brooklyn Academy of Music.

In addition to his work on Broadway, Mr. Lee was the premiere designer for the long running television sketch show Saturday Night Live.

Now in its 45th year, the award is the largest international prize honoring women+ playwrights.