Aisha Jackson, Jackie Hoffman, Ann Harada, and more performed in the one-night-only benefit performance.

Jack Plotnick will direct the evening benefiting The Entertainment Community Fund.

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

The event will play Town Hall October 21.

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

The program is a rigorous intensive where emerging theatre artists on both sides of the curtain join a weeklong professional development initiative.

The evening was hosted by Mitchell and included performances from Jackson, Jacob Gutierrez, Nic Rouleau, and more.

The gift is part of an $89 million investment toward reimagining Dartmouth’s Hopkins Center for the Performing Arts.

Playbill's Director of Social Media shares his favorite moments from the red (and green and orange) carpets of this year.

The cast of the hit Broadway revival on how to make sure the audience laughs. Plus, Cobie Smulders, Rachel Dratch, and Montego Glover walk the red carpet.

The evening was hosted by Rachel Dratch and Julianne Hough, and featured performances from Betsy Wolfe, Jordan Donica, Abby Mueller, and Stephanie D'Abruzzo.

The evening will honor Kelly Fowler Hunter and Tony winner Doug Wright.

The cullud wattah playwright's new work shadow/land will make its world premiere at The Public this April.

The fall 2022 production of the Frank Loesser musical at the Kennedy Center also featured Kevin Chamberlin and Rachel Dratch.

Seth Rudetsky reflects on his friendship with Dennis, an original company member in A Chorus Line who recently passed away.

Playbill's editorial team looks back at theatre's first full year past the shutdown.

The revival plays the Kennedy Center's Eisenhower Theater through October 16.

The star-studded revival begins at the Kennedy Center October 7.

James Monroe Iglehart, Jessie Mueller, Phillipa Soo, Steven Pasquale will lead the D.C. production directed by Marc Bruni and choreographed by Denis Jones.

The political farce ended its run at the Shubert Theatre August 14.