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2 days ago | broadway.com | Paul Wontorek

Cynthia Erivo is doing the most—and somehow making it look easy. This week alone, she’s getting ready to host the Tony Awards, release her debut solo album and possibly break the internet when the Wicked trailer drops later today. This summer, she’ll headline Jesus Christ Superstar at the Hollywood Bowl. And next year, she’s taking on a bold new stage version of Dracula. “Yes. I have a lot going on,” she says, laughing. “But all good fun things.

3 days ago | broadway.com | Paul Wontorek

When the 2025 Tony Award nominations were announced, Mia Farrow wasn't watching a livestream or refreshing her social media feeds—she was simply washing her hair. So when her publicist, Marie Bshara, called with the surprising news that Farrow had earned her first-ever Tony nomination for her acclaimed performance in the now-closed play The Roommate, she was stunned. "I didn’t even know what I said," Farrow recalled.

4 days ago | broadway.com | Beth Stevens

He said it three times and now he’s back! The chaos-loving ghost at the center of Beetlejuice has unfinished business on Broadway. The first national tour of the hit musical, based on Tim Burton’s 1988 film, will return for a 13-week limited engagement at the Palace Theatre from October 8 through January 3, 2026. Tickets are now on sale. Beetlejuice originally opened at the Winter Garden Theatre on March 28, 2019, and played through March 11, 2020, when Broadway shut down due to the pandemic.

4 days ago | broadway.com | Beth Stevens

He said it three times and now he’s back! The chaos-loving ghost at the center of Beetlejuice has unfinished business on Broadway. The first national tour of the hit musical, based on Tim Burton’s 1988 film, will return for a 13-week limited engagement at the Palace Theatre from October 8 through January 3, 2026. Beetlejuice originally opened at the Winter Garden Theatre on March 28, 2019, and played through March 11, 2020, when Broadway shut down due to the pandemic.

5 days ago | broadway.com | Matt Wolf

Summer is approaching, and with it the return to the stage of a Disney demi-God, in a notably busy month that includes the local premiere of a vaunted Tony winner and a commercial transfer for a notably fine Fiddler, as befits its director, Jordan Fein. For more on these shows, and others, read on.