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Sam Clemmett, best known to Netflix audiences for his role as young Brimsley in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, has returned to the stage!

The 32-year-old actor made his Broadway debut playing the role of Albus Potter in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and now he’s tackling the title role in Amadeus for a Los Angeles production.

Sam is starring opposite theatre legend Jefferson Mays in the Pasadena Playhouse production of Amadeus, which is running now through March 15.

Amadeus follows the “riveting rivalry between two composers: Antonio Salieri, the court’s celebrated musician, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the vulgar prodigy whose brilliance threatens everything Salieri holds dear.” The play won the Tony Award for Best Play back in 1981 and was adapted into a movie in 1984, which won eight Oscars including Best Picture.

The Los Angeles Times notes, “Mays and Clemmett are well matched as antagonists, balancing the flamboyant flaws and stubborn humanity of their characters.”

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There are so many exciting musicals in the works right now and industry insiders got a sneak peek last week at Broadway Across America’s 2026 Theatrical Conference.

Sara Bareilles, John Legend, Jon M. Chu and many others presented their upcoming projects during the event, which was held at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, Fla.

The BAA Theatrical Conference brings together Tony Award®-winning producers, theater owners and operators, general managers, booking agents, and presenters from New York and 45 cities across North America. Designed to encourage meaningful exchange, the conference is intentionally intimate and casual — creating a rare environment where ideas are shared openly and relationships are built across disciplines and geographies.

Sara and director Michael Arden presented their upcoming musical The Interestings, which will debut at San Francisco’s Berkeley Rep in January 2027. John performed music from his new musical Imitation of Life, which will debut at New York City’s Off-Broadway venue The Shed in Fall 2026. Jon shared new details about the musical adaptation of his movie Crazy Rich Asians.

Other stars there included Ana Gasteyer previewing her new musical Schmigadoon, Vanessa Williams giving a preview of The Devil Wears Prada musical that is currently playing in London, Norah Jones opening up about her Practical Magic musical adaptation, TLC talking about their musical CrazySexyCool, Gloria Estefan and her daughter Emily revealing their new project Basura, and Jennifer Nettles previewing her musical Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo.

The John Gore Organization CEO John Gore said, “At its heart, theater has always been about people coming together in the same room. This biennial tradition is a reminder of that. When producers, presenters, and artists meet face to face—trading ideas, strengthening relationships, sparking new connections—we’re living out the very thing that makes live performance so powerful and impossible to replicate.”

Melissa Barrera is heading to Broadway this spring!

The 35-year-old actress, best known for her work in the Scream franchise, will be starring in the upcoming Broadway production of the acclaimed musical Titanique.

For those who don’t know, Titanique is a spoof of the movie Titanic, told through the perspective of Celine Dion and using the songs from her catalog. Marla Mindelle, who co-wrote the show, is reprising her performance as Celine after starring in the original off-Broadway version.

Melissa will be playing the role of Rose DeWitt Bukater, according to Variety. Kate Winslet played the role in the movie! Meet the rest of the star-studded cast.

Also newly announced for the cast are original Titanique actor John Riddle reprising his role as Cal and West End’s Olivier Award-winning actor Layton Williams returning to the role of The Iceberg for his Broadway debut.

Melissa is no stranger to musicals after starring in the movie version of In the Heights.

Titanique begins preview performances on March 26 ahead of an official opening on April 12. The limited run will play through July 12. Get tickets now!

Matthew Morrison is returning to Broadway, but just for a limited time!

The Tony-nominated actor, best known for his role as Mr. Schuester on Glee, will step into the role of Bobby Darin for a three-week run in the musical Just in Time.

Matthew will take over for Jonathan Groff beginning on April 1 and he will perform through April 19. Jeremy Jordan is scheduled to begin performances on April 21.

“Our show is made to fit like a glove around all kinds of virtuoso performers. I’m thrilled to get back in there and tailor the material so it’s personal to Matthew Morrison, his journey, his many talents, and to welcome him back home to Broadway where he belongs,” said co-book writer Isaac Oliver.

Matthew has previously appeared in the Broadway shows Hairspray, The Light in the Piazza, South Pacific, and Finding Neverland.

Just In Time is “an exhilarating new musical that will transport audiences into an intimate, swinging nightclub complete with a live band, a stellar ensemble cast, and iconic Bobby Darin hits including ‘Beyond the Sea,’ ‘Mack the Knife,’ ‘Splish Splash,’ and ‘Dream Lover.’ Discover the man behind the music who pushed back against the record labels to chart a new course for himself on the charts – a once-in-a-lifetime talent who knew his time was limited and was determined to make a splash before it was too late.”

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Jake Shane is officially on Broadway and we have photos from his opening night performance!

The 26-year-old Therapuss podcast host and digital content creator is currently part of the rotating cast of the Broadway play All Out: Comedy About Ambition.

Jake is starring alongside Ray Romano, Jenny Slate, and Nicholas Braun as part of the final cast of the play for the last two weeks of performances. Grammy-nominated soul-pop band Lawrence also appears in the show, performing original music live on stage.

The cast’s opening night show took place on Tuesday (February 17) at the Nederlander Theatre in New York City.

Here’s a synopsis: “All Out showcases what happens when a group of the funniest people on earth gather on Broadway to read hilarious stories by Simon Rich about ego, envy, greed, and basically just New Yorkers in general.”

The play is running through March 8 and you can buy tickets now on BroadwayDirect.com.

Whitney Leavitt has added a big boost to the Broadway box office at Chicago and she has extended her run due to demand!

The 32-year-old reality star, best known for her role on Hulu’s The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, is currently playing Roxie Hart in the long-running musical.

Whitney has been a lifelong musical theatre fan and she’s living out her dream right now on Broadway. She first showed the world her performance skills on the latest season of Dancing With the Stars and now she’s tackling Fosse choreography in Chicago.

Whitney has helped Chicago double its box office grosses from the previous weeks in 2026. Her run in the show was scheduled to end on March 15, but she has added two more weeks of performances.

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Midori Francis said goodbye to Grey’s Anatomy at the end of 2024 and she has been keeping a steady stage career ever since then, continuing with a new play in Los Angeles.

The 31-year-old actress is best known for playing Dr. Mika Yasuda on Grey’s and Alicia on The Sex Lives of College Girls.

Last year, Midori starred in the Off-Broadway production of Bus Stop in New York City and now she’s leading Geffen Playhouse’s production of Sylvia Sylvia Sylvia in Los Angeles.

Here’s the synopsis: “Sally, a once-celebrated novelist grappling with writer’s block and overshadowed by her husband Theo’s rising literary fame, seeks solace and inspiration in the iconic Boston apartment once inhabited by Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes. But when eerie encounters begin to blur the line between inspiration and madness, Sally is forced to question what’s real, what’s imagined, and what her art may truly cost her.”

Midori told Rafu.com, “I connected so much with Sally. I was so excited that I actually took my binder home and I put it under my bed. I couldn’t let it go. I really, really loved it.”

The play, written by Beth Hyland, is running at the Geffen through March 8. Get tickets now!