tl;dr for January 18th

• Show Announcements: following a sold out run at New York Theatre Workshop "Sing Street" (read my review) will transfer to Broadway's Lyceum Theatre for an April opening; Aleshea Harris' "What to Send Up When it Goes Down" will return off-Broadway this summer; "Trevor: The Musical" will play Stage 42; and ABC will present "Young Frankenstein" (the musical!) live 

• News: after 15 years, the New York Musical Festival has shut down; Ciara Renée and McKenzie Kurtz will be the next Elsa and Anna in "Frozen" on Broadway; Stephanie J. Block and Linda Lavin will star in Sarah Silverman's autobiographical musical, "The Bedwetter", at Atlantic Theater Company; Ben Cook has left "West Side Story" following an injury; Jake Gyllenhaal will produce and star in a film adaption of Jeanine Tesori and Lisa Kron's 2015 Tony Award winning best musical "Fun Home", directed by Sam Gold; check out the full cast announcements for "Diana" and "Flying Over Sunset"; and Laura Linney will record an audiobook of "My Name is Lucy Barton"

• Development: "The Nanny" is being developed into a Broadway musical by Fran Drescher (who will not star!) and Rachel Bloom; "Moonshine", a new musical based on the TV series "Hee Haw" is in development; and film director Jay Roach is writing an "epic" musical inspired by the work of Busby Berkeley 

• Rumor: Idina Menzel might be "the greatest star" for the first Broadway revival of "Funny Girl", directed by Michael Mayer; Britney Spears' musical, "Once Upon a One More Time", is rumored for the Marquis Theatre this summer; Anne Hathaway and Kit Harrington are in talks to do John Logan's new play, "Double Feature", on Broadway; and rumor has it Elaine May and Frank Langella will helm a new production of A.R. Gurney's "Love Letters" off-Broadway

• Read: this exit interview with Steven Skybell, the best Tevye I've ever seen! 20 Broadway people to watch in 2020, and this ranking of the cats in "Cats" by how much they, well, f*ck (courtesy of Louis Peitzman)

• Watch: Adrienne Warren absolutely crush "River Deep, Mountain High" on the Late Show, and this music video of Gavin Creel singing "Something Wonderful" for R&H Goes Pop!