The Department of Defense has begun evaluating works taught in its schools around the world.

Playbill celebrates a selection of theatremakers, on and off stage, who are changing the paradigm.

The hit Off-Broadway production will host a Black Theater Night February 5.

The exhibit will focus on Black playwrights, librettists, lyricists, and composers across generations.

The inaugural Black History Month concert will also stream live.

The show began performances February 21 at New York City Center.

The Off-Broadway production's current and former Black company members reflect on what February means to them.

She is the first Black actor to play the role of Nessarose full-time on Broadway.

Cast members from the hit musical celebrated the work of the late Michael Jackson with the students at the Michelle Obama Elementary School.

In honor of Black History Month, Playbill looks at important moments on Broadway from Black artists.

Celebrate Black History Month with this Playbill quiz.

Honoring Black History Month, the free series will include three talks with the organization's founders.

Learn about the Alice Childress, George C. Wolfe, Ntozake Shange, and more in the second half of this Black History Month social media series.

The Broadway revival celebrates its Black company members onstage and off in this photo collection from photographer Kai Ravelson.

Learn about the Juanita Hall, producer Irene Gandy, Pearl Bailey's Hello, Dolly!, and more in the first half of this Black History Month social media series.

The concert will feature music by a variety of Black pop singers including Beyoncé, John Legend, Whitney Houston, and Prince.

In honor of Black History Month, Playbill.com offers a look at important moments and works with regard to African-Americans in the history of theatre.

The radio-drama series, all commissioned from playwrights of color, highlights figures from the Harlem Renaissance.

The biomusical centered on the pop icon opened at the Neil Simon Theatre February 1.

The biomusical, with a book by two-time Pulitzer winner Lynn Nottage, opened February 1 at the Neil Simon Theatre.