It's also the 20th anniversary of Disney allowing school kids to do their musicals.

The annual Festival of the Arts is now in full swing, with special theatre-themed exhibitions and concerts.

HIV and AIDS service organization GMHC will honor the Tony-winning duo at a February event at Joe's Pub in NYC.

The new film stars Rachel Zegler as a princess who has some very relatable problems. Spoilers abound.

Nashville music fixtures Mac McAnally, Emily Ann Roberts, Allison Russell, and more have collaborated on the group's new song list.

John Tartaglia will direct the Disney favorite at the outdoor regional theatre.

Taye Diggs co-stars in the new Little Mermaid-inspired cartoon.

As his Broadway version of Disney's Aladdin celebrates its 10th anniversary on the Main Stem, the EGOT winner tells us what makes his musicals so special.

The honor is given by Gay Men’s Health Crisis, with Menken accepting it a cabaret event at Joe's Pub.

The Broadway star stopped by Playbill Studios to sing the perennial classic, previewing his upcoming holiday concert with The New York Pops at Carnegie Hall.

See what the stars wore for on the red carpet of Broadway's first neurodiverse musical.

Disney Theatrical celebrated 100 years of Disney on Good Morning America with a special performance.

We talk to the stars and creator of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series ahead of the final season premiere August 9.

The album debuts four new songs written by Alan Menken and Lin-Manuel Miranda, along with changes to the lyrics of "Kiss the Girl."

The adaptation of the beloved Disney cartoon will debut in theatres May 26.

Plus, see the behind-the-scenes footage of the upcoming Disney film.

Plus, past and present cast members share their favorite memories from Phantom of the Opera, and what prop they would steal.

Halle Bailey, Alan Menken, and Lin-Manual Miranda talk about their work on the project in this new featurette.

The adaptation of the beloved Disney cartoon will debut in theaters on May 26.

The Library of Congress-run program recognizes 25 films annually as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."