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Taibi Magar will direct the new version of Tennessee Williams' classic, conceived in collaboration by Magar and Wong.
Dominique Rider will direct Daria Miyeko Marinelli’s interactive work exploring the history of injustice and resistance in Chinatown and NYC's downtown.
Dominique Rider will direct Daria Miyeko Marinelli’s interactive work exploring the history of injustice and resistance in Chinatown and NYC's downtown.
Matt DiCarlo will direct the stage musical adapted from Darren Stein's film.
Countless Broadway favorites have played a role (or three) across the beloved musical's history.
The new musical features songs by Pat Monahan and the band Train.
Nina Goodheart will direct the play following four young women consigned to a draconian reformatory.
Under Patten's leadership, the company will present a balance of classic and contemporary works across the Jersey Shore.
Tedra Millan and Laura Lapidus will star in Lapidus' play examining sisterhood through the lens of The Taming of the Shrew.
Tedra Millan and Laura Lapidus will star in Lapidus' play examining sisterhood through the lens of The Taming of the Shrew.
A collaboration with Vineyard Arts Project, the event will feature excerpts from Abigail C. Onwunali’s Blood Be Sweet.
The acclaimed Off-Broadway company will stage new plays by Daphne Silbiger, Eric Holmes, Laura Zlatos, and Lynn Rosen.
Gordon Greenberg is directing the hit backstage comedy at the Massachusetts venue.
Held at the Hamptons home of producers Stacie and Steven Weisbrot, the evening will support arts education for NYC students.
Ain't No Mo' director Stevie Walker-Webb is at the helm of the comedy.
Just the Beginning will feature Caughell's takes on showtune favorites from Wicked, Waitress, Company. and more.
The work follows a once-beloved movie star whose career shatters overnight when she’s arrested for murder at the 1954 Oscars.
Miranda was honored with the Julie Andrews Lifetime Achievement Award at the special gala, held in New York's Sag Harbor.
The musical featuring lyrics by Don Black had a sold-out run last year.
The beloved actor and educator graced the Broadway stage in Something Rotten! and It Shoulda Been You.
Harada is back on Broadway in the Tony-winning musical Schmigadoon!, playing the role she originated in the hit television series.
The experience featuring 12 original songs will include aerialists, dancers, and more, set in an Afro-disco-space-punk-extravaganza.
The 10th anniversary season will offer a mix of dance, theatre, and puppetry performances, as well as other surprises.
The playwrights are uniting for the event as part of 2026 Jesse L. Kearney Black Broadway Men Playwriting Initiative.
Eight new musicals will get developmental presentations at New World Stages this October.
