The Tony-nominated musical completes over five years running at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre.

Every day of October will have a spooky surprise, including custom cocktails, a tattoo flash sheet, and more.

A Little Sondheim Music plays Powell Hall.

Plus, which Jonas brother has a Broadway 'Chip' on his shoulder and what childhood audition trick of Seth's really backfired.

David Rossmer and Steve Rosen's Broadway-aimed musical plays the 5th Avenue Theatre.

The actor and writer is currently playing Perón in Bucks County Playhouse's reimagined version of the Tony-winning Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical.

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

Featuring performances from Broadway's best shows, the event will air live on WABC and stream on Playbill from Times Square.

The Tony-nominated musical completes over five years running at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre.

David Rossmer and Steve Rosen's Broadway-aimed musical plays the 5th Avenue Theatre.

Eric Ting and Dawn Monique Williams co-directed Lear at Cal Shakes.

Susan V. Booth and Tinashe Kajese-Bolden co-direct the Atlanta staging.

Greig Sargeant, Daphne Gaines, Ben Jalosa Williams, and more star in the Off-Broadway production directed by John Collins.

A Little Sondheim Music plays Powell Hall.

Arriving from the West End, the decades-spanning drama stars Caissie Levy, Brandon Uranowitz, David Krumholtz, Seth Numrich, Gina Ferrall, Sara Topham, and more.

The Manhattan Theatre Club production stars Tony nominee Kara Young, David Zayas, Gregg Mozgala, and Katy Sullivan.

Broadway veterans star in the new musical inspired by the myth of the goddess Marimba.

Written by Charli Eglinton, the original musical centers on a London serial killer who might just be supernatural.

The free outdoor concert will be presented in Times Square October 2, come rain or come shine.

The new play, a look at the story of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson and its parallels with modern day, is produced in association with The Public Theater.

The new comedy follows a sexually confused theatre kid in '80s Connecticut.

Russell Harvard, Alexandria Wailes, Matthew Jaeger, and Amelia Hensley star in the Deaf West Theatre production, presented in spoken English and American Sign Language.