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The play follows a Bronx family navigating the HIV/AIDS crisis through the eyes of a young gay Latine boy.
The one-night-only performance of Rothenberg's autobiographical solo show will benefit The Fortune Society.
The California edition of Broadway Cares' popular annual NYC fundraiser was held this year at the newly renovated Castro Theatre.
The 2008 cult sensation with downtown impresario Joey Arias will return to New York City this summer.
The musical is making its world premiere at Atlanta's Alliance Theatre.
The annual awards recognize Black gay and queer men who have made a major cultural impact this year.
Timothy L. Michuda and Benjamin Ward's new musical sheds light on the renowned mathematician and early-1900s gay man.
Basketball and Broadway joined in solidarity last week, because when New York wins—everyone wins.
Pacino receives the award in recognition for his contribution to theatre and film, and particularly his performances in Shakespeare's works.
Stephen Brown-Fried is at the helm of the production, first staged in 2018.
The festival will stage five new plays by acclaimed playwrights on the West Virginia's Shepherd University campus.
The concert featuring songs from Walsh’s plays and films kicks off Origin Theatre Company's Irish Theatre Festival.
The cancellation was announced in an Instagram story on the production's official account.
The Tony-winning musical has launched a Meet the Models docu-style web series.
The event was hosted by Ragtime producer Lamar Richardson, who at 33 is the youngest Black producer to ever win a Tony.
The free performance is part of the relaunch of the Public Theater's Public Forum series at the Delacorte.
New York is getting another Cher jukebox musical.
The new musical centers on one of the most unbelievable events in athletic history.
The longtime press agents of the publicity office now join founder Matt Polk on the leadership team.
The reimagined revival of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical received three Tony wins June 7.
The play follows two friends who reunite at an underground orgy in a rundown Colombo hotel years after a traumatic split.
The work follows an astronaut choosing between the first one-way trip to Mars or staying on Earth with the woman she loves.
Michael Ronca's play follows follows a group of Catholic school seniors who find their Kairos retreat taking a disastrous turn.
Lorah Haskins will direct Heidi Schreck's Pulitzer Prize–finalist play at Connecticut Stage Company.
The grand unveiling in the heart of New York City featured a special performance of from current Genie Caleb A. Barnett.
