Below are just some of the digital offerings this weekend. For more, check out Playbill’s Streaming Calendar, presented in partnership with Broadway Podcast Network.
Below are just some of the digital offerings this weekend. For more, check out Playbill’s Streaming Calendar, presented in partnership with Broadway Podcast Network.
8 PM: Broadway Stories and Songs
Victoria Clark (The Light in the Piazza, Cinderella, Sister Act) joins Tony-winning director and conductor Ted Sperling in his series of intimate concerts.
8 PM: We Have to Hurry
Tony nominee Alfred Molina and performer-playwright Dorothy Lyman star in her new play about two mature people rediscovering life’s simplest joys, with proceeds benefiting The Actors Fund Home East and West.
10 PM: Writing Fragments Home
TheatreWorks presents the comedy about art, family, and culture by Filipino American playwright Jeffrey Lo, benefiting Compassion in Oakland, a nonprofit formed in response to the surge of anti-Asian attacks.
2 PM: The Show Must Go On! Live at the Palace Theatre
Broadcast live from the West End, the free streaming concert will celebrate the return to the stage with performances from London's current hits such as Tina, Mary Poppins, Come From Away, and Back to the Future The Musical.
3 PM: The Seth Concert Series With George Salazar
Sirius XM host and Playbill contributor Seth Rudetsky welcomes Alex Newell (Once On This Island, Glee, Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist) for conversation and song in his weekly online series.
8 PM: The 43rd Kennedy Center Honors
The annual event honoring performing artists for lifetime achievement airs on CBS. The 2020 recipients are Tony nominee Debbie Allen (Sweet Charity) and Tony winner Dick Van Dyke (Bye Bye Birdie) along with singer-songwriter and activist Joan Baez, country singer-songwriter Garth Brooks, and violinist Midori.
The Off-Broadway production halted performances due to breakthrough COVID-19 cases within the company.
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The reading will star Ebony Marshall Oliver and SAG winner Alysia Reiner.
Ars Nova has cancelled remaining performances of the Lortel winner due to COVID.
The co-production from The Public and National Black Theatre began previews May 12.
The Shubert Foundation event, set for May 23 at Broadway's Winter Garden, will also feature Denée Benton, Jessica Hecht, Nathaniel Stampley, and more.
The Stephen Sondheim-James Goldman musical will begin performances June 30.
The 12-week limited engagement will combine hypnosis and improv.
The New York theatre company's season includes three world premieres, an Off-Broadway premiere, and the launch of a new residency.