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Vanessa Williams, Loudon Wainwright III and Rita Moreno will take part in the 17th installment of the performance series starting in January.
Adam Immerwahr will be the new artistic director of Theater J.
A zany little whodunit that happens to be the longest-running play in America is about to open in New York City for the first time.
The Apollo Theater will host music, dance and a new comedy series this fall and winter.
The Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation will bring actors, musicians and activists to Bed-Stuy for a full lineup of performances this fall.
"Shear Madness," a comedy that opened in Boston 36 years, is coming to Off-Broadway this October.
The New Yorker Festival will feature interviews with Billy Joel, Toni Morrison and Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Royal Shakespeare Company has created "RE: Shakespeare," an app with Samsung that remixes Shakespeare through a hip-hop lens.
Cast members and classmates recalled a young man of warmth and ambition who was the first African-American to play Valjean on Broadway.
The Big Apple Circus returns to Lincoln Center in October.
La MaMa will open its fourth theater, The Downstairs, in November.
En Garde Arts brings a festival, Big Outdoor Site Specific Stuff, to Hudson River Park in October.
Radiohead's Thom Yorke will compose music for Roundabout Theater Company's production of Harold Pinter's "Old Times."
The actress will play two roles in the Deaf West production of the musical.
Tom Wolfe's 1987 novel will be shown in opera form at El Museo del Barrio in October.
Mr. Tveit will play Danny Zuko opposite Julianne Hough as Sandy in the musical.
The revival of this Tony-winning musical will play for 18 weeks at the Brooks Atkinson Theater.
Jose Llana and then Hoon Lee will portray the King of Siam opposite Kelli O'Hara in the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical revival.
The tour begins in September in Providence, R.I.
"The Rothschilds," a musical by "Fiddler on the Roof" team Sheldon Harnick and Jerry Bock, is being adapted for Off-Broadway.
The comedians' estate filed a lawsuit just days before the Tony Awards ceremony on Sunday, claiming copyright infringement, after having sent cease-and-desist requests in April.
"Dames at Sea," which helped make Bernadette Peters known, will arrive on Broadway for the first time this fall.
The Drama Desk Awards were announced Sunday night, with "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" winning six and "Hamilton" winning seven.
Azealia Banks will make her film debut in "It Doesn't Have to Rhyme."
Reynold Levy, who stepped down last January, was given a $600,000 in 2013, his last year with the organization, according to recent tax filings.
