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The new play begins previews in February at the Booth Theatre.
The Tony winner has recorded Lysistrata Jones' “Hold On.”
The new season launches in October at Carnegie Hall.
ABC, PBS, SundanceTV, and MeTV also plan salutes to the late actor.
The Mint Theater production plays the Beckett Theater.
The comedy is written and created by Megan MacPhee, who also stars in the five-episode series.
The film, starring Lois Smith and Jon Hamm, is based on Jordan Harrison’s play, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize.
The evening at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre will feature current and former members of the Tony-winning musical.
The long-running hit musical will also welcome the return of PJ Benjamin.
The 13-track recording also includes the work of Lee Roy Reams, Judy Kaye, and others.
Tony winners Debra Monk and Boyd Gaines will co-star at the Signature in Arlington, Virginia.
The company founded by John Houseman and Margot Harley will present two plays in repertory, X: Or, Betty Shabazz v. The Nation and Julius Caesar.
The long-running, Tony-winning revival continues at the Ambassador Theatre.
Michael Feinstein hosts the six-part series, which launches January 25.
The solo artist will perform his acclaimed evenings in New York and Los Angeles.
The Tony-nominated actor will play the role of Diana in Hartford.
The musical will play the St. Louis venue in July.
The new musical, seen on Broadway last season, was the recipient of five Tony nominations.
The Riverdance creator has reportedly failed to pay over $40,000 in fees and expenses to the theatrical press agency O&M Co.
The evening will spotlight the work of Michael Finke.
The World According to Snoopy will feature a new tune by Andrew Lippa and Larry Grossman.
The awards were presented January 22.
The Lifetime film co-stars Nia Long.
The stage and screen star steps into the role of Aaron Burr.
Adam Pascal, Rob McClure, and Josh Grisetti head the cast.
