The Wicked film star played The Tonight Show's Random Genre Generator to give some unique flair to several Broadway show tunes.

Two new clips have been released from Jon M. Chu's upcoming film adaptation.

At a New York screening of the film November 12, Jeff Goldblum shared that he recorded a one-man version of Wicked.

The Tony winner will be seen on the Bronx Zoo's new float.

Your guide to where and when to watch captures of live plays and musicals.

Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande will lead the TV special celebrating the upcoming Wicked films.

Taking inspiration from the film's Emerald City architecture, both vehicles showcase Art Deco designs.

The evening, featuring the American Pops Orchestra, was filmed in February in Washington, D.C.

Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande lead the cast of Jon M. Chu's upcoming film adaptation.

The novel will be released a few months after the Wicked movie musical hits theatres.

The two-time Tony nominee is one of six new stars joining the period drama.

The murder mystery, a work of historical fiction, will debut on The Network next year.

Mulaney, who will soon star in All In: Comedy About Love on Broadway, served as host for the October 2 airing.

The episode will be something of a Spring Awakening reunion, reconnecting Groff with Gideon Glick.

The NBC broadcast will also feature the Radio City Rockettes, Lea Salonga, Idina Menzel, and Ariana Madix.

Aleshea Harris's play premiered Off-Broadway in 2018 at Soho Rep.

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

Get a first listen to Cynthia Erivo's "I'm Not That Girl," Ariana Grande's soprano, and more.

Pasek and Paul will also produce the movie adaptation, which is in development at Apple.

The Netflix movie debuts on the streamer November 27.

Maria, depicting the legendary operatic soprano's final days, debuts on Netflix December 11.

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Sarah Bierstock's film aims to empower women and girls while exploring motherhood, mental health, and, ultimately, self-validation.

The Crazy Ex-Girlfriend writer and star previously performed the show Off-Broadway in two separate runs.

Watch the trailer for this queer twist on Romeo and Juliet, which is set in Washington’s wine country as two rival wine-making families go head to head.

Max Webster directs the Shakespeare tragedy.

A new trailer leans into the upcoming release being a—gasp—musical!

Dan Amboyer, Christopher Gurr, and Jessica Keenan Wynn will star in the queer thriller.

The film depicts the legendary operatic soprano's final days.

Frank Marshall will direct the project, which has been given extensive access to the stage and screen star's personal archives.

Tony winner Bartlett Sher directed the new production of the Cole Porter revival at the Barbican Theatre.

Broadway favorites including Lindsay Mendez, Steve Kazee, and Kevin Chamberlain are part of the film's cast.

Jon M. Chu is directing the screen adaptation of the international hit Broadway musical.

Marshall is joining forces with producer John DeLuca and screenwriters John Requa and Glenn Ficarra for the TriStar film.

Watch a trailer for the new episodes of the PBS series, airing in 2025.

The live filming of the dance adaptation hits movie theatres in September.

The sketch comedy mainstay has turned to Broadway to kick off the historic season with a bang.

Universal has reportedly avoided a repeat of the musical's original Tony Awards strategy by putting its leading ladies in separate categories.

The broadcast includes performances from Broadway favorites Daniel Yearwood, Kate Rockwell, and more.

Plus: get a better look at Ariana Grande's Glinda in a new featurette.

Gemma Arterton co-stars in the new film written by Patrick Marber.

With last night's Emmy win, the duo have joined the acclaimed club of multi-discipline award winners.

The new English-language trailer is chock full of fun details, but the international trailers offer even more easter eggs, including listens to the film's foreign language singing dubs.

Based on the Jodi Picoult and Samantha van Leer novel, the musical played Off-Broadway's Tony Kiser Theater in 2022.

International trailers offer even more easter eggs, including listens to the film's foreign language singing dubs.

Presented by FX, the show will debut September 25, running for 10 episodes.

Plus, a closer look at newcomer Marissa Bode, the first wheelchair-using actor in the musical's history to play Nessarose, in a new video featurette.

Produced by Stranger Things creators the Duffer Brothers, the show is the latest under their production deal with the streamer.

Both are reprising their performances from the 2022 Broadway revival of the August Wilson play.