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The latest from the Obie-winning Dark Disabled Stories writer and star is making its world premiere at the Public.
Tony winner Christopher Ashley is directing the new musical adaptation of Maylis de Kerangal's 2014 novel Réparer les vivants.
The setup returns the initial investment behind the Alicia Keys musical earlier than expected.
The theatrical non-profit has added some Tony-winning talent to its leadership.
Billy Eichner, Andrea Martin, Jackie Hoffman, and more from the Hulu series will be on hand at The Town Hall.
François Arnaud, David Corenswet, and Yvonne Strahovski will lead the starry revival of the Richard Greenberg play.
The new comedy from the Pulp Fiction creator will open across the pond in 2027.
Both musical revivals have enjoyed multi-extended runs at New World Stages.
See which Broadway favorites will be singing your favorite Dolly Parton hits at the St. James this winter.
The lifelong education leader will become the eighth leader of the group, after serving on an interim basis since earlier this year.
The annual event sees stage and screen stars converging to write, rehearse, and perform brand-new plays—in just 24 hours.
Traitorz, by Tim Murray and Newsies' Ben Fankhauser, will play St. Luke's Theatre.
Neil Pepe is directing the starry revival, bound for La MaMa.
The Tony, Emmy, and Grammy-winning Wicked film star is supporting Lincoln Center's accessible programming.
PAC NYC is bringing the London production back for a second holiday run in November.
Hunger Games star Tom Blythe leads the Aaron Sorkin courtroom drama at Lincoln Center Theater.
Joy Machine Records is releasing a full album of the satirical Edinburgh Fringe favorite October 16.
The new solo work from James Hindman follows the oldest and most charming intern at The McMillion Museum of Art.
Stephanie J. Block, Andrew Rannells, Brandon Uranowitz, and more will reprise their performances from the 2016 revival.
The Connecticut institution has unveiled its upcoming season.
The cabaret clowns' latest show is described as "hilarious, horny, and heartbreaking."
This latest solo play is the third in Moran's trilogy, following The Tricky Part and All the Rage.
The Oklahoma! and The Sound of Music writer's beloved Doylestown home will be renovated and transformed for public use.
The new musical, which includes songs by the 28-time Latin Grammy Award winner, made its world premiere in Madrid last month.
The evening, also set to feature Dorian Harewood and Victoria Clark, will raise funds for metastatic breast cancer research.
