the story behind Bruiser missing his cue in Legally Blonde:

Happy birthday, Stephen Sondheim ❤️

Broadway news: "Ain't Supposed to Die a Natural Death," the 1971 musical by Melvin Van Peebles, will be revived next year. Director: Kenny Leon. Producer: Lia Vollack. Creative producer: mariovanpeebles. nyti.ms/3reoMwT

BREAKING: NYC announces plan to reopen theater by the fall, vaccinate Broadway and off-Broadway workers.

GAME OF THRONES is coming to the stage!

BREAKING THEATRE NEWS: Prince Phillip and Camilla are commissioning a musical about the Royal Family, offering “another side” to the Diana story.

Tony winners Savion Glover and Nathan Lane entertained frontline workers from presidential cartier and Broadway Cares during a special NY PopsUp event at Broadway's St. James Theatre. Read more about the performance: bit.ly/NYPopsUp-St-Ja…

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Practicing on my new typewriter using #Shakespeare #sonnets!! Are you excited for the bard’s birthday this month?

Aphra Behn was the first English woman in history to work as a professional writer. The only thing more colorful than her boundary-pushing stories was her own secretive life. narratively.com/the-royal-spy-…

Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: The first Tony Awards ceremony was held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York on this date in 1947. bit.ly/playbill-vault…

"I’m not a girly girl. I don’t hide my strength." Mary Testa had an unfiltered (unbleeped!) conversation with our Artistic Director, Jack Cummings III, for this week's WHILE WE'RE HOME and we are thrilled to share it. Read: transportgroup.org/project/a-spot… #tgwhilewerehome

The Phantom of the Opera’s orchestra will be cut in half when the production returns to the West End this summer, reducing its previous 27 players to just 14. It comes despite promises that the original production would be returning bit.ly/3a6PaDo

Happy Birthday Claire Danes!

Karen Olivo will not return to Moulin Rouge when Broadway is back. "People are more important than your pocketbook... I want a theatre industry that matches my integrity." broadwayworld.com/article/Karen-…

it’s just been announced that this guy lost his job for being seen typing this email to Scott Rudin referring to Karen Olivo as that “horrible woman”. He straight up tried to kiss Rudin’s ass to try to get a bway job and it cost him his current one. You love to see it.

Well -- and I say this with incredulity -- that was terrific: fleet of foot and warm of heart. I can't remember the last time theater on tv felt so vital and inviting.