Broadway Bares 2016: THRONE GAMES. Choreographed by Eamon Foley Aerial Choreography by Ryan Lyons Projection and Set design by Jason Lee Courson Costumes by Nick Putvinski
Footage by Jonathan Frank. Associate Choreographers Kaitlin Neiwoehner and Michael Bullard. Starring: Jillian Mueller,Nicho...

Said Scott of the track: “‘No Matter What’ is without question the most personal song I have ever written and the one I am most proud of. It’s a song born from loneliness, acceptance and the heartbreaking but liberating tale of my coming out experience. What I love about this song is that it isn’t j

Broadway stars perform 'What the World Needs Now Is Love' at 2016 Democratic National Convention. A giant musical group led by Audra McDonald, Idina Menzel, Darren Criss, Kristen Bell, Brian Stokes Mitchell, and Lena Hall performed the ’60s pop standard, “What the World Needs Now Is Love,” at Philad

In an attempt to bring some 'feel good' music and a sense of hope for equality in the future, Community of Lights has created a video essay of places, lifestyles, wildlife, colors and movement to provide good vibes for the holiday season . With a special "good feeling" song we send our best wishes f...

This year at Pride, we had the proudest bus in the parade, not because it had the most glitter or flags, because it had the proudest people, Proud Dads. Gwan ahead and warm the cockles of your heart.

From all over the world, in these most challenging times, the cast of "Beautiful" wants you to know that "You've Got a Friend" “You've Got a Friend” Words and Music by Carole King.

Cher’s story and songs are taking center stage in a new Broadway musical, “The Cher Show.” TODAY’s Sheinelle Jones goes behind the scenes of the production to see how this musical journey came together.

What started as a normal afternoon of at-home baking swifty became a sugar-filled daydream. In “Pies and Tarts,” director and choreographer Jenn Rose pulled singer Melody Betts out of the cookbook to deliver a dynamic mashup of “Cherry Pie'' and “Pour Some Sugar on Me'' arranged by Dan Kazemi, inspi

Julie and Nate Sharpe are raising their 3-year-old twins using the pronoun they, them and their to shield them from gender stereotypes. This is a new parenting technique called, "theybies."

Broadway and musical theatre performers Sean Smith, David Burnham, Kim Huber, Christina Saffran Ashford, Damon Kirsche, David Engel, Jennifer Shelton, Emma Ashford, Matthew Ashford, Ali B. Olmo, Johnny Pastor, Bubba Dean Rambo, William Martinez, Flora Rubenhold, Takako Gregg, Teri Yates, Mason Keane...