The Tony-winning costumer created over 1,000 costumes for the new film.

The evening featured performances by Laura Bell Bundy, Marissa Jaret Winokur, Kerry Butler, Casey Likes, Brenda Braxton, Julia Murney, and more.

Patrick Marber is directing the Tony-winning musical at the Menier Chocolate Factory.

The production officially opens its limited holiday engagement November 17.

At the New York premiere of the film November 14, the Wicked film cast and Broadway stars were in attendance.

The concert performance of the Broadway-bound musical, featuring Tony winner Groff, benefited the Virginia theatre.

The new comedy, playing MCC Theater, opens November 18.

ATG commissioned a special piece from Broadway caricaturist Justin "Squigs" Robertson to mark the occasion.

The York Theatre Company also presented Ted Snowdon with the Founders' Award.

Don Stephenson and Caden Brauch star in the touring production, currently playing the Hollywood Pantages.

The evening, themed Back in Time, was presented by The PATH Fund, dedicated to performing arts education.

The Olivier winner will be Lady Bracknell opposite Ncuti Gatwa's Algernon in the Oscar Wilde comedy at London's National.

Lynn Nottage, Uzo Aduba, Kelli O'Hara, and more are posting their election experiences on social media.

It was thriller night at the Michael Jackson musical.

Rachel Zegler and Larry Owens both went to Sunset Blvd while Harmony star Julie Benko channeled the dystopian Hulu series.

Lupita Nyong'o, Katrina Lenk, Jelani Alladin, and more were on hand to celebrate the October 31 opening night of Michael R. Jackson and Anna K. Jacobs' new musical.

Whoopi Goldberg will be Miss Hannigan in the NYC stop of the family-friendly, Tony-winning musical.

Ozian witches past and present gathered to celebrate the release of the film adaptation of the Broadway musical.

The world premiere is a co-production between Signature Theatre and Manhattan Theatre Club.

The international hit musical continues at the Piccadilly Theatre.

The new musical kicked off its Main Stem bow at the Longacre Theatre October 29.

The Emursive production celebrated 100 performances October 28.

The one-night-only performance of the Carmel Dean musical, directed by Schele Williams, benefitted the Harris Victory Fund.

Joe DiPietro and Brad Oscar helmed the benefit performance at Broadway's St. James Theatre.

The October 25 concert celebrated the composer's 30-year career in New York City.