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Sam Primack, the final actor to play Evan Hansen on Broadway, reflects on the musical and clearing out that rack of striped blue polos.

Dear Evan Hansen, the show that won the 2017 Tony Award for Best Musical, will end its six-year Broadway run on Sunday. The production will close after 1,678 pe

Getty ImagesDear Evan Hansen, the show that won the 2017 Tony Award for Best Musical, will end its six-year Broadway run on Sunday. The production will close after 1,678 performances at the Music Box Theatre, making it one of the 50 longest running sh...

Dear Evan Hansen, the show that won the 2017 Tony Award for Best Musical, will end its six-year Broadway run on Sunday. The production will close after 1,678 pe

A Valley native is set to take a leading role in a Tony Award-winning musical on Broadway. Sam Primack grew up in Scottsdale and will play Evan Hansen in “Dear Evan Hansen.” The show will be closing next month, so he’ll be the last actor to play the role. His run is from Sept. 6-18. Primack has been associated with the show for a while — he’s been the understudy for all three

Tune into our Instagram story today as Dear Evan Hansen star Sam Primack takes you behind the scenes as he sings the National Anthem at the Mets game at Citi Field vs. the Cincinnatti Reds!

Dear Evan Hansen has set its Broadway closing date. Dear Evan Hansen has set its Broadway closing date. Dear Evan Hansen opened at the Music Box Theatre back in 2017.

Nikhil Saboo had a tough choice to make—he could continue performing with the touring cast of “Hamilton” or move to “Dear Evan Hansen” to play Connor Murphy, the high school teenager who changes the lives of Ev

“Dear Evan Hansen” thrusts me into a computer with clicking algorithm potential from nine digits and zero. It’s a machine-made public as the ultimate art of calculating. It’s equally the

High school is a different world from what many of us experienced growing up. Now, social media is an integral part of life and that fact is evident from the scrolling feeds presented on the hanging panels of the Dear Evan Hansen set. The story of a community coping with the suicide of a teenage boy took Broadway by storm when it premiered in 2016. It helped people feel seen and connected in a time when suicide and hopelessness run rampant in our society.