7,127 stories by "Logan Culwell-Block"
The new musical, playing Utah's Pioneer Theatre Company, features a book by Robert Horn and a score by Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally.
Directed by Mei Ann Teo, the solo piece is a co-production with Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in association with Folger Shakespeare Library.
The Tony nominee sings "Being Alive" in English in a bonus track.
The James Ijames play will be directed by Sideeq Heard and feature cast members from the Public Theater production from earlier this year.
Town Hall will host the 22nd annual event, the first to be live and in-person since the shutdown.
The Howard Ashman-Alan Menken musical continues its run at the Westside Theatre.
The musical, exploring the diverse stories of Mexican women from the borderlands, previously played a sold-out concert performance at Joe's Pub.
With a book by David Thompson and Sharon Washington, the new musical will be directed and choreographed by Susan Stroman.
The Company star will succeed Rob McClure as Seymour Krelborn.
Broadway favorites Brian Stokes Mitchell, Bernadette Peters, and Lin-Manuel Miranda are among the all-star roster set to perform.
The initiative was developed in partnership with the NYC Department of Education Arts Office and Broadway Advocacy Coalition.
Francois Battiste and Tonya Pinkins star in the landmark Lorraine Hansberry play, which opened October 25.
Francois Battiste and Tonya Pinkins star in Robert O'Hara's new production of the Lorraine Hansberry play,
Lily McInerny and Johnny Berchtold make their Off-Broadway debuts under the direction of David Cromer.
Past HOLA lifetime achievement award honorees include fellow Broadway alums José Ferrer and Raúl Juliá.
The Tony winner left the musical revival October 23 to prepare for the Broadway debut of his solo adaptation of the Dickens classic.
Something Stupid will release in November.
Glee star Lea Michele continues to draw crowds, with the revival enjoying the highest-grossing week of its run.
The seldom-seen rock musical will be led by Santino Fontana.
The organization will support and promote the art of stage management by funding education, training, and scholarships.
Miranda succeeds outgoing chair Arielle Tepper, whose tenure in the role stretched nearly a decade.
The Tony-nominated Broadway composer passed away October 20 at the age of 82.
Sharr White adapted the work from Larry Sultan's photo memoir.
Ginger Costa-Jackson, Mikaela Bennett, and John Brancy lead the cast with Sammi Cannold at the helm.
The Broadway favorite succeeds Tony winner Jefferson Mays.
