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The Bess Wohl play finished up its limited run at the James Earl Jones Theatre February 1.
The Cole Escola comedy gets new stars at the Lyceum Theatre beginning February 3.
Gordon Greenberg is adapting Patrick Hamilton's Rope, previously adapted for the screen by Alfred Hitchcock.
The musical made its world premiere Off-Broadway at The Public in 2023.
London stage favorite Joel Harper-Jackson will lead the musical at the Aldwych Theatre this summer.
The William Finn-Rachel Sheinkin musical has returned to NYC, at New World Stages.
The senior producer joins the Patrick Pacheco-hosted program after working at NY1's On Stage.
Get a first look at the Disney Channel favorite in the revival at New World Stages.
The Tony-winning producers are launching a new theatrical production and consulting company.
The film sequel counts lots of Broadway favorites in its cast, including Conrad Ricamora, Helen J Shen, Tracie Thoms, and more.
The American Theatre Wing presents the 68th annual Off- and Off-Off-Broadway honors.
The commission is the first in a new annual initiative from the pre-Broadway incubator.
Rebecca Lucy Taylor, also known as Self Esteem, is leading the West End production.
The latest Simon Rich compendium welcomed a new cast January 20.
The musical, from Victoria and Todd Buchholz, focuses on Bartali's work saving lives in World War II.
Voted on by members of the press, the honors recognize the best of Broadway and Off-Broadway.
Dylan S. Wallach, Abby Goldfarb, and more will star in the David W. Hart play, with Joe Calarco directing.
The Broadway favorite sang the Howard Ashman-Alan Menken song at a recent entry of Off Broadway at Nashville's Hutton Hotel.
Winners Eric Price and Phillip Christian will be recognized at the private February event.
Cats: The Jellicle Ball, Maybe Happy Ending, Ragtime, and more are participating in the Broadway League program.
The new play from actor-writer Michael Fasano will be directed by Beetlejuice's Elliott Mattox.
As Lolo, Pritchard has released such singles as "Not the Drinking," "Not Gonna Let You Walk Away," and "Shine."
The new titles join the Massachusetts company's previously announced 50th anniversary staging of A Chorus Line.
Lin-Manuel Miranda, Laura Benanti, Celia Keenan-Bolger, and more will be on hand to read "seminal, primary source texts from the founding of our nation."
The program, aimed at expanding access to theatre education at the district level, is made possible via a grant from The Kresge Foundation.
