The upcoming performances are part of Blackhurst's The Box Set series.

Attendees can expect a mix of behind-the-scenes stories and Broadway tunes.

The At This Performance… concert series will continue at The Green Room 42.

Matt DeAngelis’ monthly music event benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

Written by Ashley Jana and Will Nunziata, the original musical is playing the London Palladium through February 4.

Deborah Grace Winer hosts the performances for the Songbook Sundays series.

William Whelton and Joseph Houston co-direct the Manchester concerts for Hope Mill Theatre.

The single of the Stephen Sondheim classic was recorded live at the Green Room 42.

Both Juilliard alums will oversee concerts where the program will include Maurice Ravel, Brahms, and more.

Tony nominee Kristin Hanggi is directing the invitation-only event.

See who's on top of The Pyramid.

Deborah Grace Winer will host the performances for the Songbook Sundays series.

The couple will perform in concert prior to their West End engagement in Hadestown.

The "theatrical fantasy love letter" will play two performances at The Green Room 42.

The two-time Tony winner will headline a series of concerts at Radio City Music Hall.

The one-night-only event at the Lucille Lortel Theatre will showcase excerpts from five new musicals in development.

The evening at Sony Hall will raise funds for the California Community Foundation Wildfire Recovery Fund.

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson's fundraiser, benefiting the California Community Foundation, will also stream live.

Sammi Cannold directs the Nebraska performance of the Jonathan Larson rock musical.

The conductor will oversee The Ring Without Words January 16–19.

The musician has worked on Broadway's Almost Famous, Jagged Little Pill, and Wicked.

The evening at Sony Hall will benefit Maestra Music, the Obie-winning nonprofit founded by Georgia Stitt.

The Town Hall event will now raise funds for the California Community Foundation, supporting those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires.

The evening at the Green Room 42 will benefit Idina Menzel's A BroaderWay.

After nearly two decades in New York City, Scott moved to London, and now she's ready to share her experiences.

The cabaret performer has one goal for the new year: his own Wikipedia entry.

Bareilles' PBS holiday special also featured the National Symphony Orchestra.

Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson's fundraiser will be held on Inauguration Day.

The Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray musical originally opened on Broadway in 1964.

Hosted by Club Cumming, the show is an unauthorized Batman villain parody.

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

Both writers will perform, alongside Angela Birchett, Tyley Ross, and more.

The Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray musical originally opened on Broadway in 1964.

Hitting the stage after going viral on TikTok, the work features music and lyrics by James Stryska and Isabel Grace and a book by Erica Molfetto and Molly Russo.

The West End Hadestown star recorded the new release at London cabaret venue Crazy Coqs in July.

Earlier in the evening, the Manhattan nightspot presents New Belters Nicolas King and Seth Sikes.

The singer-songwriter is joined by Rufus Wainwright, Emily King, David Ryan Harris, and more.

The Tony winner's set will include songs from Stephen Sondheim, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Jerry Herman, and more.

The Waitress composer and star will ring in the New Year with the National Symphony Orchestra.

Next year, Carnegie Hall's house band will perform Bernstein’s “Kaddish” Symphony, unfinished works by Schubert, and the final concert of Conductor Bernard Labadie.

Earlier in the evening, the Manhattan nightspot will present New Belters Nicolas King and Seth Sikes.

The upcoming events will celebrate the release of Gad's new memoir.

Dedicated to spreading positivity and fostering change through the power of music, Broadway Inspirational Voices was established in 1996.

Leigh Silverman will direct the classic Stephen Sondheim-James Goldman musical.

The famed Manhattan venue will also welcome Isaac Mizrahi, John Lloyd Young, and more.

Richard Jay-Alexander directs the 54 Below concerts with musical direction by Joseph Joubert.

The new choral work will be performed at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center.

The venue had been poised to close alongside the restaurant that houses it, West Bank Cafe.

Reichard is bringing Ready for Christmas to The Cutting Room.

The actor was last on Broadway in the Company revival, for which he won a Tony.