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The Tony nominee stepped in for usual star Audra McDonald's vacation last week, and she's staying on.
The Grand Horizons writer will write and develop a commissioned play with the company as part of the program.
The 2002 play made Mr. Greenberg, already a Pulitzer finalist, a Tony winner.
Laurie Metcalf and Micah Stock are starring after premiering the work at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre last year.
The 2025 Tony winner is helming the new solo work written and performed by Dicks: The Musical comedian Sharp.
From stars of the screen, to popular recording artists, New York stages are jam-packed with celebrity.
Emma Denson will direct the work, set in a liminal drag dreamscape.
Emma Denson will direct the work, set in a liminal drag dreamscape.
The facelift includes modernized backstage areas and audience seating, along with a new lobby.
The Dreamgirls track hits streaming networks July 4, but Playbill has a special preview.
The Broadway and West End favorite is a Tony and Olivier winner for her performance leading the original company of Miss Saigon.
The company is the latest to face unionizing employees in a growing industry trend.
The third in a trilogy of Disney history plays from Thirdwing will play The Wild Project.
A long-time associate of Paul Gemignani, Fay worked on Broadway productions of Merrily We Roll Along, Zorba, Anything Goes, Damn Yankees, and more.
The Claire Mack play was scheduled to make its premiere in just days.
Screenwriter Robin Schiff has musicalized her cult classic film with songwriters Gwendolyn Sanford and Brandon Jay.
Shubert head Robert E. Wankel will also receive the TDF Founders Award at the organization's fall fundraiser.
The Off-Broadway revival is playing New World Stages.
These queens have taken their acts out of the gay bars and into the legitimate theatre, darlings!
Kate Baldwin, Melissa Errico, and Jason Gotay were among the starry roster of performers for Prospect Theatre Company.
Sarah Snook finished her Tony-winning run in the solo show June 29.
McKenzie Kurtz, Olivia Elease Hardy, Elizabeth Teeter, Lorna Courtney, and Casey Likes lead the revival.
The All Nighter star is stepping in as original star Chiara Aurelia leaves to star in Broadway's John Proctor is the Villain.
Newsies' Jeff Calhoun is directing the co-production, set to play the New Jersey company next summer.
Erwin Maas will direct the classic for Sea Dog Theater.
