In the exciting world of Broadway, there are some captivating developments happening both on and off the stage. Here's a roundup of the latest news from the theater scene.

First up, the highly anticipated Drag the Musical is set to make a limited engagement comeback. Following its successful run in 2023 where it won a Queerties Live Theater award, the musical will return with some exciting additions. New Kids on the Block's Joe McIntyre will be joined by Manila Luzon, Alaska Thunderf*ck, Jujubee, Jan Sport, and Lagoona Bloo, forming a stellar cast of drag legends. The production's limited run in The Bourbon Room in Los Angeles will also serve as a preview for a potential transfer to New York City.

In another exciting announcement, Jinkx Monsoon, the two-time Drag Race winner and host of the Queerties, is set to resume the role of Matron "Mama" Morton in the Broadway production of Chicago. Jinkx's return to the long-running revival comes just in time for Pride, with performances scheduled at the Ambassador Theatre in New York City from June 27 to July 12.

Meanwhile, fans of the 1997 romcom My Best Friend's Wedding will be thrilled to hear that a musical adaptation is in the works. Set to feature music from the Burt Bacharach-Hal David songbook, the show aims to capitalize on the familiarity of the film's beloved characters. While the role of George Downs, portrayed by Rupert Everett in the movie, remains untouchable, there are several talented actors being considered for other key roles, including Conrad Ricamora, Claybourne Elder, and Noah J. Ricketts. The musical is scheduled to be performed at the Ogunquit Playhouse in Ogunquit, Maine, from September 26 to October 27.

Moving on to Studio 54, a new musical called Days of Wine and Roses is currently captivating audiences with its exploration of a tumultuous romance affected by alcoholism. Starring Kelli O'Hara and Brian D'Arcy James, the musical offers a fresh take on the 1958 teleplay and subsequent film. However, rather than providing catchy tunes, the show delves into the complexities of the characters' struggles. It is currently running at Studio 54 in New York City until April 28.

In other news, 59E59 Theaters in New York City is currently showcasing The Christine Jorgensen Show, a musical retelling of the life of Christine Jorgensen, the world's first internationally recognized transgender celebrity. Jesse James Keitel takes on the titular role in this thought-provoking production, which runs until March 3.

Company XIV's mischievous interpretation of Alice in Wonderland, titled Queen of Hearts, is also making a return to Theatre XIV in New York City. The show, starring LEXXE as Alice, promises a whimsical and naughty adventure. Audiences can catch the performance from March 1 to August 25.

For those seeking a hilarious and politically charged musical, Theater 555 presents Five: The Parody Musical. This high-energy production brings to life the women associated with the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump, including Ivana, Marla, Melania, Ivanka, and Stormy Daniels. The show is currently running in New York City until March 10.

Lastly, Wicked continues to delight audiences as it celebrates its 20th anniversary on Broadway. The hit musical remains at nearly 100% capacity and is set to release its first part on November 27. Fans can look forward to the arrival of Donna McKechnie, Tony-winner for her role in A Chorus Line, as Madam Morrible starting March 5 at the Gershwin Theater in New York City.

Broadway enthusiasts have a lot to be excited about with these upcoming shows and star-studded performances. Remember to stay tuned for more updates on all things theatrical!