Is it possible that master illusionist Derren Brown and our very own Social Media Director Felicia Fitzpatrick are joined at the minds?

Broadway favorite and two-time Drama Desk nominee Karen Mason sings from her upcoming concert at Feinstein’s/54 Below.

The singers honor great women of music with the New York Pops in the concert I'm Every Woman: Divas On Stage February 14.

Before they begin performances on Broadway, the cast members of Girl From the North Country stopped by the Playbill studio for an exclusive performance of "True Love Tends to Forget."

Ashley Blanchet stopped by the Playbill studio for an exclusive performance of “In My Own Little Corner.”

The parody cabaret Forbidden Broadway returns with a new set of musical targets, including Oklahoma!, Hadestown, and Fosse/Verdon.

The two-hour special is now available to stream on Amazon Prime.

The Mean Girls star stops by the Playbill studio for a sneak peek at her solo show.

Wonu Ogunfowora and Lauren Zakrin stop by the Playbill Studio to sing "Wallflower."

Mykal Kilgore stops by the Playbill studio for an exclusive performance of "The Rainbow Connection."

Stacey Sargeant and Andrew R. Butler swung by the Playbill studio to perform a song from Butler's sci-fi musical Rags Parkland Sings the Songs of the Future, now playing an extended run at Ars Nova. Set 250 years in the future, the musical paints a world in which humans are built in black market labs and Mars is a forced labor camp where underground outlaws are planning a rebellion.

The new musical is created by Butler and directed by Jordan Fein (Singlet). Performances continue through November 10.

The actor, who played Rum Tum Tugger in the Broadway revival of Cats, gives a preview of his November 2 concert at the Strand Theatre in Marietta, Georgia.

The actor gives a taste of his upcoming solo show at Feinstein's/54 Below.

Bianca Marroquin presents her new concert "Solo Pido" (All I Ask)" at The Green Room 42

Watch Tony Aidan Vo, Paris Ellsworth, Jacob Brandt, and Maya Sharpe perform “Stuff Up Here” from 1969: The Second Man. Billed as a “folk-rock fable for the runner-up,” the musical brings to life Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the moon.

Created by Jacob Brandt (The Great Glaciation), featuring music and lyrics by Brandt, and a book by Dan Giles (Breeders), 1969: The Second Man will begin performances August 24 at the Fourth Street Theatre as part of New York Theatre Workshop's Next Door series. Jaki Bradley directs.

Matt Loehr and Katie Thompson swung by the Playbill studio to perform a song from R.R.R.E.D., a new musical about a secret redheaded revolutionary organization that fights back against the extinction of redheads (in the year 2100.)

R.R.R.E.D. features music and lyrics by Thompson and a book by Adam Jackman, Thompson, and Patrick Livingston. The musical is currently playing in repertory with Neurosis at the DR2 Theatre Off-Broadway.

Andy Sandberg directs and Shea Sullivan choreographs. Performances began July 28 ahead of an August 19 opening.

Kevin Zak and Brennan Caldwell swung by the Playbill studio to perform a number from the musical comedy, Neurosis, now playing at the DR2 Theatre Off-Broadway. The new musical is about finding happiness and falling in love while dealing with that little voice inside your head.

"We couldn't be more excited for Neurosis to have its Off-Broadway premiere,” Neurosis writers Allan Rice, Ben Green and Greg Edwards told Playbill. “We just hope someone in New York will be able to relate to our story of anxiety and self-doubt.”

The production will officially open August 17.

Actor Kristen DiMercurio sings “Could Be” by the musical’s book writer and composer-lyricist Abby Payne.

Lesli Margherita, Josh Lamon, Keith Harrison, and more star in the new musical comedy from husband-and-wife team Laura Nicole Harrison and Keith Harrison.