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Presented by The American Theatre Wing, the Obies honor the best of Off- and Off-Off-Broadway.
The Maybe Happy Ending electrician is running her first marathon after undergoing gender-affirming surgery as a trans woman.
Ten Broadway stars will join a 25-piece orchestra and the St. Paul the Apostle Choir for the fourth annual holiday concert.
The 11th iteration of the venue’s artist development program seeks to help working artists reinforce the infrastructure of their careers.
For Halloween, we've rounded up the most cunning and courageous female leads in musicals to determine who would most likely come out on top in any horror film.
Jose Solís’s cohort is welcoming critics from the West Coast for the first time ever.
The TDF series presents relaxed, sensory-friendly performances of shows.
Peters will be presented with the award at the Drama Desk Awards next spring.
Phylicia Rashad will again direct Branden Jacobs-Jenkins's Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play.
Zachary Prince will direct Adam Morrison's 90-minute play at The Barrow Group Performing Arts Center.
The British sketch show parodied Wicked as an epic Nigerian drama with a few "Gelphie" moments sprinkled in for good measure.
The program will remove financial barriers for income-qualifying New Yorkers to be able to see shows at the New Victory Theater.
This year's gala will honor singer-songwriter Rob Thomas and philanthropist Marisol Thomas.
The play from the pioneering British playwright and women’s rights advocate was last staged by the Mint in 2001.
The initiative is in partnership with YMCA Metropolitan Los Angeles.
Ava Geyer's horror-thriller is available to stream in November.
The annual fall fundraiser will be held at Rockefeller Plaza's Rainbow Room.
Jessica Dickey's solo play is inspired by a true story minutes from where Groff grew up.
The magic show comes to the Main Stem after runs in Australia, Singapore, and London's West End.
The festival and conference will be held in Louisville, Kentucky next summer, bringing together students and educators for a week of collaboration and learning.
The Olivier Award-winning musical adapted from the F. Scott Fitzgerald book of the same title is making its premiere across the pond.
The Emmy and Tony winner's new piece is centered around the longtime home he lost in the 2025 Palisades Fire.
Chad Austin will direct the production, set for next March at the Flea Theater.
The Asian American theatre company will present the new musical and Leah Nanako Winkler’s You Seem Sad.
The annual fundraiser held on The Edison Rooftop honored producer Tom Kirdahy.
