This year's honorees also include Judith O. Rubin, the Dramatists Guild Foundation, and the Samuel J. Friedman Health Center for the Performing Arts.
The bilingual musical version of the Shakespeare play will bring free performances to all five boroughs.
The Nine and Grand Hotel original cast member is offering an encore performance of her cabaret evening Water Under the Bridge.
The Tony winner has titled her latest solo show Little Career of Horrors.
Lincoln Center Theater/LCT3 presents the new work from the songwriting duo.
Isaac Powell, Charlotte MacInnes, and Ben Levi Ross lead the cast at the Massachusetts company.
The Play That Goes Wrong director Mark Bell is staging the new musical, written by Brandon Lambert and Martin Landry.
Heather Headley, Lebo M., and more will also be on hand to celebrate the animated film's 30th anniversary and spotlight its long-running stage musical adaptation.
The historic venue has been closed since 2018, and now it's reopening its doors.
The Kennedy Center is mounting a new version directed by Marc Bruni.
The Tony winner has led the company as artistic director since 2015.
The hit send-up of the blockbuster film Titanic started Off-Broadway and is now setting sail for London, Canada, and Australia.
Isaac Powell, Charlotte MacInnes, and Ben Levi Ross lead the cast at the Massachusetts company.
A program of The Shubert Foundation and Music Theatre International, the performance brings NYC public school students to a Broadway stage.
Over 71 productions, Broadway grossed $1.54 billion last season, a plateau from the season prior.
Danielle Wirsansky's The Secrets We Keep was to be presented over four performances beginning May 23.
The summer event connects theatre educators with Broadway professionals for interactive workshops, discussions, and more.
The full catalogue of more than 500 lots is now available to peruse online via Doyle Auctions.
The annual League Awards were presented May 22 as part of the 2024 Spring Road Conference.
Dustin Wills will direct the new work, with performances beginning in July.
Zhailon Levingston is directing the three-performance run, which will be recorded for later release.
Patrick Vaill, Lauren Ward, and more are starring in the new stage play based on the Netflix series.
The honor includes a grant of $25,000.
The director juggled two Broadway shows this season, along with publishing a new children's book.
Phil Dunster and Zizi Strallen are leading the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic as it returns to its first London home, Theatre Royal Drury Lane.