See Euan Morton sing "Wicked Little Town" unplugged at Denver Center, with Hannah Corneau and Justin Craig.

Tony and Olivier Award nominee Euan Morton will star as Hedwig and Hannah Corneau will play Yitzhak in the National Tour of Hedwig and the Angry Inch beginning November 29th in San Diego.

Criss says that the heart of the story — its universally relatable sense of heartbreak and loss  — is at the core of its popularity.

Darren Criss is superb in the title role of SHN's "Hedwig and the Angry Inch." Pumping out the show's glam and punk rock anthems, he works his mic stand at times like it's his own appendage, at others like it's a sexual partner. 

“Lena Hall is the only talent I know who could play a brilliant Yitzhak and Hedwig in the same production. Talk about finding your other half. It's Hedwig history in the making!” - John Cameron Mitchell

On the road to stage and screen stardom, San Franciscans, Darren Criss and Lena Hall, will debut at the Golden Gate Theatre.

Direct from Broadway. Darren Criss, Lena Hall & Tits of Clay come to San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Darren Criss will reprise his critically-acclaimed performance as Hedwig at the SHN Golden Gate Theatre in San Francisco (October 4-30) and the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles (November 1-27).

Lena Hall will reprise her Tony Award-winning performance as Yitzhak in performances at the SHN Golden Gate Theatre in San Francisco (October 2-30) and the Hollywood Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles (November 1-27).

The highly anticipated National Tour of Hedwig and the Angry Inch will launch this fall, playing the following cities:

"I feel like something magical and spiritual happened, which is why I know I was supposed to do this at this time in my life." - Taye Diggs

"A little glitter goes a long way.” - Hedwig makeup artist and wig designer Mike Potter

“After doing this show, I am star struck of anybody else that’s done it. Nothing’s been more gratifying." - Taye Diggs

“Hedwig heralded a historic year of acceptance and celebration across America.” – Producer David Binder

“It’s the role of a lifetime. I can’t imagine that I’ll ever be challenged like this again.”

"I'm proud to be playing a character that is so the forefront of what I think is important today."

Broadway.com's photo coverage of Taye Diggs’ first curtain call at the Belasco Theatre.

People.com releases exclusive production photos of Taye Diggs’ Broadway return.

“I've been a fan since Jane Street years ago. I've watched so many Hedwigs come and go. And now getting that opportunity, I'm humbled, anxious and excited.”

The role of Hedwig is "everything I’ve ever wished for," Taye Diggs said. "I want a chance to show everybody everything."

"Hedwig is so wildly a part of my cultural upbringing that I couldn’t say no to it. I didn’t even have a chance to say no. It was always yes.”

John Cameron Mitchell uses his superpowers on each Broadway Hedwig.

John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask and Rebecca Naomi Jones check our their new Diggs.

“It’s the role of a lifetime.” – Taye Diggs

PEOPLE has the exclusive first look at Taye Diggs as he prepares to take over the titular role in this smash revival on July 22^nd. 

Darren Criss and Rebecca Naomi Jones will be featured on the Hetrick-Martin Institute parade float followed by a special Pride Sunday performance at 7 PM.

"Darren Criss is indisputably brilliant as Hedwig." - The Daily Beast

Jane Lynch, Alex Newell, and Jenna Ushkowitz visit Darren Criss backstage after a performance.

“I’m going to bring a little chocolate to it – mix it up.” – Taye Diggs

John Cameron Mitchell's full acceptance speech after receiving a Special Tony Award.

"As a brown person in America—well, and everywhere—you feel your brownness and your blackness even when other people don't realize they're being offensive or hurtful. It's something you feel all the time. It's lending itself to this role." - Rebecca Naomi Jones

MTV News goes backstage at the Belasco Theatre with Darren Criss.

"I'm having so much fun, I can hardly stand it." – Darren Criss

Stage and Screen star Taye Diggs returns to Broadway as Hedwig beginning July 22^nd.

“Putting on heels and makeup changes the way you carry yourself. It is an empowering thing.” – Darren Criss

“It was just too wildly exciting not to. I had to do it.” – Darren Criss

"Once the show starts and she gets going, I'm possessed by the Hedwig demon, and I really can't be held accountable for anything she says or does." - Darren Criss

Darren Criss has been voted Favorite Replacement (Male) in Broadway.com’s 2015 Audience Choice Awards.

"She's a fiery vixen. It's very empowering. A new experience every time. If you've seen it once, come again!" – Darren Criss

“I get emotional thinking of all the people out there like me who looked at Hedwig and felt connected to something greater than themselves.” – Darren Criss

Darren Criss on Hedwig's "legion of devotees" and more.

"It transforms you, and theater is about transformation and transforming people from one place to another." - Darren Criss

Broadway.com's photo coverage of Darren Criss' first curtain call at the Belasco Theatre.

Newly released production photos of Darren Criss and Rebecca Naomi Jones.

"John's return to Hedwig and the Angry Inch is one for the history books, and we are honored to recognize his outstanding success with this honor."  - The Broadway League

Darren Criss tweets out first image of himself as Hedwig - his performances begin April 29th.

“It just moved me in a way very few things can. It’s a beautiful story."

"She’s a little bit tragic and a little bit comic, and that combination makes great theater. By the end, the show empowers everyone who sees it.” - Darren Criss

"I've always wanted to do this show. I've been chasing this for a long time." - Darren Criss

Hedwig Stars Neil Patrick Harris, Darren Criss, Michael C. Hall, and Andrew Rannells Surprise Lena Hall at her final performance.

Neil Patrick Harris, Andrew Rannells, and Michael C. Hall return for Lena Hall's final curtain call.

"If you’ve been holding out on returning, now’s the time. John Cameron Mitchell proves that sometimes you can go home again. Grade: A" - Entertainment Weekly

"5 stars. John Cameron Mitchell's performance is visceral and extraordinary."

“John Cameron Mitchell’s Hedwig is fully alive with rock-star fire power that stirs everyone around her.” – Ben Brantley

"Raunchy, irreverent, thrilling, joyous, powerful. The performance is fully lived-in, animated by scary sensuality, ravages of anger and abandonment, and creeping pathos. John Cameron Mitchell is all Hedwig, all the time."

"We love you Hedwig. Keep on rocking."

Rebecca Naomi Jones set to take over the role of Yitzhak beginning April 14th.

Tony winner Lena Hall will play final performance as ‪Yitzhak‬ on April 4th.

John Cameron Mitchell on Hedwig, social media, and "what It means to be queer."

Newly released production photos of John Cameron Mitchell and Lena Hall.

“It’s much more of a living document than it was in the old days. Now I have nothing to lose.” – John Cameron Mitchell

John Cameron Mitchell extends his run as Hedwig through April 26th due to popular demand.

"At the late 10 pm shows on Friday and Saturday nights, there is that vibe of a rock concert, with people singing along, stomping their feet, and giving standing ovations in the middle of the show."

"We all feel, hopefully, less alone at the end. When Hedwig says you got to hold on to each other, you strange rock-n-rollers, it’s a very emotional thing for me. It feels very healing for me at this time in my life when we seem more lost and are more grateful for what we have.” – John Cameron Mitchell

"There's something I need to learn from doing this run that's going to serve me for the rest of my life. I don't know what it is, but I feel scar tissue breaking up in my body, in my voice and in my heart." - John Cameron Mitchell

"Great art changes and expands each time you experience it. Mitchell tore up the stage at the Belasco as if no time had passed, but I saw a whole new side of Hedwig.” – The Guardian

Hedwig fans discuss their connection with the show and its star on John Cameron Mitchell’s opening night.

Broadway.com’s photo coverage of John Cameron Mitchell’s historic night.

Vanity Fair follows John Cameron Mitchell’s final rehearsals leading to his opening night performance.

"Each night the audience was unified and regardless of their circumstances could relate to Hedwig's struggle. And I think that's entirely because of Stephen Trask's music. It penetrates your mind into your soul and into your bones." - Neil Patrick Harris

Hedwig announces a third donation to The Hetrick-Martin Institute as part of the show's ongoing partnership with the organization. This donation of $200,000 brings the total raised by Hedwig for HMI to $400,000 in less than one year.

"Even out of costume, Michael C. Hall can still embody the 'internationally ignored song stylist.' Case in point: His recent wig-less performance of the song "Angry Inch" at The Hills NYC." - Esther Zuckerman for Entertainment Weekly

Hedwig and the Angry Inch is Entertainment Weekly's best stage show of 2014!

"It’s like getting on a ride. Once it starts, you’re really taking the audience on a journey and it requires a sort of simultaneous laser focus and also a real looseness and an energy that welcomes whatever chaos might emerge." - Michael C. Hall

“I harbor a rock ‘n’ roll fantasy, just like anybody, and I welcomed the challenge.” – Michael C. Hall

Hedwig And The Angry Inch Broadway Cast Recording receives Grammy nomination for Best Musical Theater Album.

Stephen Trask performs “Midnight Radio” and discusses the past, present, and future of Hedwig.

“I am in equal parts thrilled and terrified to be returning to Hedwig. 15 years ago she kicked my butt so hard that I quit acting. But like an expertly face-lifted ex-wife, she's lured me back." – John Cameron Mitchell

"Hedwig's journey to Broadway says a lot about how America has changed, in the most remarkable way. We have all loved and lost like Hedwig has, and that's what audiences are connecting to." - David Binder

"Sometimes I’ll spot someone and go, okay, that’s DEFINITELY who I’m going to carwash. But it’s really more fun to just decide in the moment." - Michael C. Hall

Michael C. Hall extends his run as Hedwig through January 18th.

Hedwig is "the most demanding and exhilarating thing I've ever done." - Michael C. Hall sits down with Seth Meyers

HEDWIG hosts a star-studded bash for new Hed-liner Michael C. Hall

Mike Potter and Nicole Bridgeford take Buzzfeed step-by-step through Hedwig’s amazing transformation.

Huffington Post on Michael C. Hall's powerful performance.

Tony Award-winner Lena Hall discusses her three stage wives.

Newly released production photos of Michael C. Hall and Lena Hall 

Michael C. Hall on living out his dream of being a rock star.

"Hedwig is an extreme character, but her journey toward self-acceptance and celebration of her humanity appeals to all of us."– Michael C. Hall

Mike Potter shares key Hedwig styling secrets, including glue, glitter, and Knock Out nail polish.

The cast and creative team come together for photos one week before Michael C. Hall’s opening night.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch have released the first images of Michael C. Hall as Hedwig – his performances begin October 16^th.

"You look at that character and you think, how would I ever have anything in common with her? But, the reality is, her struggles are extremely universal." – Andrew Rannells

Andrew Rannells performs “Midnight Radio” with Stephen Trask on guitar.

Tony winner Lena Hall talks about reinventing her career and her transformation into Yitzhak.

"Getting into my Hedwig costume is a little like putting on armor-once I have it on I can basically get away with anything on that stage." - Andrew Rannells

Rannells talks with Entertainment Weekly about his career on stage and screen, the connections he's made, and his favorite part of playing Hedwig.

"Watching Rannells strut and pout, I found myself thinking of Mick Jagger and Steven Tyler. The band sounded fantastic, providing an energy that fused all the elements together" - The New Yorker

Andrew Rannells talks about the challenges of stepping into Hedwig’s heels and what Hedwig would do if she were on Girls.

Black Book looks back on some of Michael C. Hall’s past musical performances.

Andrew Rannells looks to icons like Tina Turner for inspiration as he find his own ways to connect with the character of Hedwig.

Michael C. Hall, star of “Dexter” and “Six Feet Under,” will step into Hedwig’s heels starting October 16^th.

Andrew Rannells took Vogue behind the scenes of his debut performance with backstage photos and highlights from the night.

Andrew Rannells sits down with Jimmy Fallon to discuss his return to Broadway.

"I love that Hedwig is so strong but also so vulnerable, and I love that she is so funny but also so hurt and sensitive. I just love all her contradictions." - Andrew Rannels on the character of Hedwig. 

Hedwig and the Angry Inch has just released the first image of Andrew Rannells as Hedwig — his performances begin August 20.

Andrew Rannells will strut across the stage as Hedwig in a few weeks.  Broadwayworld.com counts down all the reasons to be excited for his portrayal of Hedwig.

"It's scary and exciting and every kind of wonderful imaginable," Rannells says of becoming Hedwig. Rannells begins performances August 20.

Hedwig is making a unique contribution to the community through a special partnership with the Hetrick-Martin Institute, an organiztion devoted to providing social support and educational programming for at-risk LGBTQ young people. 

Andrew Rannells has been announced to replace Neil Patrick Harris as Hedwig in an extended, eight-week engagement from August 20 - October 12. 

"John and Stephen have written such a beautiful character. Anybody who is searching for something better for themselves can relate to what she goes through. She wanted something better. She watned to get out of East Berlin. She wanted something more, and the cost of that was very high for her."

Trask talks about writing on the subway, working at a punk rock bar, and "all the strange rock and rollers" who inspired the music of Hedwig.  

Neil Patrick Harris, Lena Hall, Michael Mayer, and the band of Hedwig presented the Hetrick-Martin Institute with a gift at the Belasco Theatre. 

John Cameron Mitchell discusses his joy over Hedwig's Best Revival Tony Win and the show's journey to Broadway.

Harris, Hall and company of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, perform on stage at the Tonys.

Lena Hall shares what it was like getting ready for the Tonys after a Hedwig performance, who she wore, and her excitement.

David Binder tells about reading John Cameron Mitchell's script for the first time and how it was an "incredible thing."

Hetrick-Martin institute, a LGBTQ youth organization, talks with Playbill about working alongside Hedwig.

John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask and Michael Mayer talk about how they reinvented Harris "as a wailing glam-rock gutter goddess" and courting him to play the front-woman of Hedwig.

Hedwig director Michael Mayer talked to The Backlot to share more about putting the show together with Neil Patrick Harris and his experience as a Tony Nominee.

Lena Hall shares with Rebecca Minkoff what it’s like to dressing, walking, and acting like a man on stage.  

The New York Times has combined the highlights from the TimesTalks with Stephen Trask, John Cameron Mitchell and Neil Patrick Harris. Watch the highlights video here, or scroll down Hed-lines to watch the complete talk. 

The Hedwig and the Angry Inch original Broadway cast recording is now available for pre-order. It will be released digitally by Atlantic Records on June 12. The physical album will hit shelves July 15. Order now on iTunes and get "Sugar Daddy" and "Wig in a Box" instantly!

Hedwig and the Angry Inch Drama Desk Awards for Outstanding Actor in a Musical - Neil Patrick Harris and Best Revival of a Musical 

Tune in to the Tony Awards on Sunday, June 8^th on CBS to see Neil Patrick Harris, Lena Hall and Tits of Clay perform live.

Hear the star and the creators of Hedwig and the Angry Inch discuss the show that has inspired a generation. Interviewed by New York Times chief film critic A. O. Scott.

Lena Hall sits down with Vanity Fair to discuss all things Hedwig.

“I think when you can identify with someone who’s really far away from you are and realize you’re actually a part of the same thing, it deepens your humanity … And people really love her.” – Stephen Trask on Hedwig

Mike Potter has been responsible for the hair and makeup of the title character in Hedwig and the Angry Inch throughout all of her various incarnations. He shares his experience designing for the latest Hedwig with Details Magazine. 

Lena Hall discusses working with Neil Patrick Harris, rocking out each night, and the role of her lifetime - one that has rightfully earned her a Best Featured Actress in a Musical Tony nomination.

Neil Patrick Harris shares his experience becoming Hedwig with The View.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch received two 2014 Drama League Awards: Best Musical Revival and the prestigious Distinguished Performance award for star Neil Patrick Harris. 

Neil Patrick Harris, star of “Hedwig and the Angry Inch,” and director Michael Mayer, talk about the Broadway production of the raucous musical on The Leonard Lopate Show.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch won two Outer Critics Circle Awards: Outstanding Revival of a Musical and Outstanding Lighting Design – Kevin Adams
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Hedwig and the Angry Inch has been nominated for 8 Tony Awards® including Best Revival of a Musical; Best  Actor– Neil Patrick Harris; Best Featured Actress – Lena Hall and Best Direction – Michael Mayer.  Click Read More for the full list. 

Hedwig and the Angry Inch star Neil Patrick Harris has been nominated for a Fred and Adele Astaire Award for Outstanding Male Dancer in a Broadway show.

Tony nominee and Hedwig co-star Lena Hall shares what it's like to perform two Broadway shows simultaneously and the intricacies of drag makeup.

Lena Hall discusses her Broadway journey and her many transformations as Yitzhak in Hedwig and the Angry Inch

Lena Hall is interviewed by Huffington Post about her legendary audition for the show, her rock ‘n roll background, and ad-libbing with Neil Patrick Harris on stage each night.

ET catches up with Neil Patrick Harris at opening night of Hedwig and the Angry Inch to get his thoughts on making the transition from his TV sitcom work in Los Angeles to the New York stage.

Costume designer Arianne Phillips, gives InStyle a behind-the-scenes look at the costumes.  Learn more about the outfits, her reactions to the show’s nominations, and more.

Lena Hall, who plays Yitzhak, stops by The Couch to talk about why Hedwig and the Angry Inch has become one of the hottest tickets on the Great White Way.

Spencer Liff, who crafted the musical staging for Hedwig and the Angry Inch, talks to TDF Stages about developing the show’s movement style with Neil Patrick Harris.

The cast of Hedwig and the Angry inch talks to Vanity Fair about getting accustomed to performing in drag in this exclusive article.

Costumer designer Arianne Phillips is interviewed by Style.com about her design process, working with Neil Patrick Harris, and what inspired the elaborate costumes and wigs of Broadway’s Hedwig and the Angry Inch.

John Cameron Mitchell, writer and original star of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, speaks to Playbill.com about the show’s evolution from 1998 until today.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch has been nominated for three Outer Critics Circle Awards, three Drama Desk Awards and received three Drama League nominations. Click below for the full list

Watch clips of Neil Patrick Harris’ appearance on Late Night with David Letterman as he talks about Hedwig’s audience interaction, the series finale of How I Met Your Mother, and more.

Neil Patrick Harris talks about his Hedwig journey with the Rolling Stone.

If there is any one reason to go inside from now till September, it’s Hedwig and The Angry Inch. Here are the top 10 reasons to trade the Highline for Hedwig ASAP.

The creative team behind Hedwig and the Angry Inch shares the impact it’s had on the theater and film community. 

Sixteen years after Hedwig and the Angry Inch opened at the Jane Street Theatre, a brand-new incarnation of "Hedwig" is one of this season's hottest tickets on the Great White Way. The creative team sat down with Huffington Post to take a look back. 

Good Morning America goes backstage at Hedwig and the Angry Inch in this exclusive video interview with Neil Patrick Harris, Lena Hall, and show creators John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask.

Lena Hall, Yitzhak in Hedwig and the Angry Inch, shares behind the scenes pics with Broadway.com.

Arianne Phillips, veteran fashion stylist and costume designer of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, is profiled in The New York Times about the detailed costumes that help bring Hedwig to life.

As Harris leads Hedwig and the Angry Inch on Broadway, actor-lyricist Lin-Manuel Miranda explains why N.P.H. is such a mesmerizing act.

Vanity Fair takes you behind the scenes to meet the creative team and Hedwig's band. 

See first set of images of the cast of Hedwig and the Angry Inch in action on Broadway World. 

The show that inspired a generation partners with Hetrick-Martin Institute to empower a new one. For every ticket purchased, Hedwig will make a donation to Hetrick-Martin Institute in support of LGBTQ youth.

Lena Hall shares her long-lasting love of Hedwig and the Angry Inch and what it took to get  the role of Yitzhak. 

"It's something about how engaging [Neil] is as a performer that reels people in and lets the intimate moments and the heartfelt moments land as well as they did when we were in a place that was one-fifth this size." – Stephen Trask

Entertainment Weekly has the first production image from Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Go to EW.com to see Neil Patrick Harris as Hedwig from head to toe. 

To prepare for Hedwig's triumphant return, TheaterMania spoke with the people who created it (and made it possible for it to come to Broadway now).

Neil Patrick Harris discusses his journey to the Belasco Theatre and the role of Hedwig with OUT. 

Award-winning actor Neil Patrick Harris chats with Playbill.com about returning to Broadway in Hedwig and the Angry Inch.

Neil Patrick Harris, Lena Hall, Michael Mayer and Stephen Trask discuss Hedwig’s return to New York and debut on Broadway. Click ‘Read more’ to see the exclusive video.

“It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity—[to play] that overt a character on a Broadway stage. And it’s not pretty. It’s nasty and rugged and dangerous, and I think that’s exciting for Broadway.”

The New York Times follows Neil Patrick Harris through a whirlwind week preparing for Hedwig and the Angry Inch, from rehearsals to secret shows. 

Broadway.com chatted with NPH on video at Hotel Empire about his new gig, but his answers were so awesome, they just had to include the full transcript. Check out video highlights from the interview and read his uncut musings after the click!

Put on some makeup, turn up the eight-track, and pull the wig down from the shelf, because cult musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch is coming to Broadway for the very first time. But does a swanky new setting mean this version of the show will be kinder, gentler, and altogether less gritty? In a word: nein.

At a Drama League Gala held in his honor, Neil Patrick Harris discussed preparing for HEDWIG with Vulture Magazine, including the challenges of heels and channeling his inner rock icon. 

Broadway's upcoming production of HEDWIG and the Angry Inch, starring Neil Patrick Harris, just revealed a photo of the band, named Tits of Clay, with Lena Hall. Check out the photo at Broadway World.

The producers of HEDWIG have announced that KINKY BOOTS' Lena Hall will play the role of Yitzhak in the upcoming Broadway premiere of the musical.

The plans have been in motion for years to bring HEDWIG to Broadway, but Mayer and the producers decided to wait until their dream leading man, Harris, finished filming How I Met Your Mother.

Among the creative team preparing HEDWIG for its Broadway debut are some people who have been involved with it from the very beginning, as well as some newcomers.