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The upcoming season has been programmed by Artist-in-Residence Clint Ramos.
The outlet has been using various writers in lieu of one primary lead voice since predecessor Jesse Green was reassigned earlier this year.
The West End's top theatrical honors are returning to Royal Albert Hall next year.
Cole Escola's hit comedy is playing the U.K.'s Trafalgar Theatre.
Phillipa Soo, Roe Hartrampf, Beth Leavel, and more are starring in the new work.
Sometimes New York City's best theatre is just a short walk from the Main Stem.
David Cross, Bianca Del Rio, Amber Gray, Ryan J. Haddad, Francis Jue, and more are also starring in the New York Theatre Workshop revival.
Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, and more reflect as Dr. Seuss-themed musical approaches its 25th anniversary.
The performance will mark Monsoon's return to playing the film icon after an impression on RuPaul's Drag Race made her a challenge winner.
The new work from the creators of Urinetown and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is set to star Megan Mullally.
With Felton reprising his screen performance as Draco Malfoy in the stage play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child brought in nearly $3 million.
Joy Woods, Jordan Tyson, and Kevin Csolak will also perform from the recent Broadway revival.
The initiative launched with the current West End revival of The Producers, adapted from the company's film.
The Broadway favorite co-stars alongside Jennifer Simard in the screen-to-stage musical at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on Broadway.
The Broadway favorite is starring in the Stephen Schwartz musical at select performances.
Groff, Daniel Radcliffe, and Lindsay Mendez brought the outtake to Late Night With Seth Meyers as they prepare for the Tony-winning revival to be in movie theatres.
The film will be an adaptation of a 2016 Off-Broadway staging at New York Theatre Workshop.
Mare Winningham, Jordan Barbour, Joe Carroll, and more co-star in the Thomas Kail-helmed revival.
The new Stephen Schwartz musical starring Kristin Chenoweth opened at the St. James Theatre November 9.
The project pairs an original story with the group's chart-topping hits, including "A Little Respect," "Always," "Chains of Love," and "Oh l'Amour."
The initiative will start with readings of Winner, by Joe Barros and Nico Juber; and Much Ado, by Ben Diskant.
The theatrical licensor is being honored for its new Broadway Senior collection.
Raúl Esparza, Lizzy McAlpine, Ali Louis Bourzgui, and more led the concert revival.
The holiday production comes to Perelman Performing Arts Center after earlier stagings in London and on Broadway.
The Tony winner has led the San Francisco company for eight years.
