3,448 stories by "Margaret Hall"
Adapted from Alexandra Shiva's 2015 documentary, the show follows the challenges faced by a group of autistic young adults at an Ohio counseling center.
The Broadway show has cool-down spaces for audience members who need a breather. Plus, Playbill presents a dictionary of autism-related terms in the show.
The acclaimed solo show plays St. Marks.
The jukebox musical is filled with '90s pop classics from Britney Spears, Boyz II Men, Christina Aguilera, TLC, Natalie Imbruglia, The Verve, *NSYNC, R.E.M and more.
The drag performer is taking his autobiographical cabaret show on the road.
The Commedia dell'arte production has been devised using the techniques and processes employed in the 17th century.
Kristin Chenoweth, Betty Who, and Alex Newell joined Bean for the one-night-only concert at Harlem's famed venue.
The musical will feature songs by David Bowie, The Who, Queen, The Police, Elton John, Paul McCartney, Diana Ross, and more.
The beloved adaptation of Macbeth launched a craze for immersive theatre throughout New York City.
The Tony nominee teamed up with composer Drew Gasparini to create the new play.
The coming-of-age musical follows the challenges faced by a group of autistic young adults at an Ohio counseling center.
Members of Tony-winning Handspring Puppet Company deliver an emotional story of a man born with a cleft lip and the trials he faces.
Ms. Smith served as the standby for both Angela Lansbury and Bea Arthur in the original Broadway production of Mame.
Sarah Paulson stars in the writer's Broadway playwriting debut.
Red Bull Theater will stage the new adaptation of William Wycherley's classic Restoration comedy later this month.
The musical previously played in the West End's Arts Theatre and the Garrick Theatre.
The Ibsen play will mark screen star Pedretti's Broadway debut.
Kristin Chenoweth, Betty Who, and Alex Newell will join Bean for the one-night-only concert at Harlem's famed venue.
Composer Jacob Ryan Smith mashed up the pop stars hit single "Rush" with "The Ballad of Sweeney Todd," and the result is no less than glorious.
Tyne Rafaeli directs the new Jen Silverman play about the art of propaganda.
The new hub will bring six new venues to the world's largest arts festival.
From A Chorus Line to In The Heights, the Tony Award winner reflects on 57 years of show business.
Pantomime season is underway in the U.K., and this parody show is a part of the holiday fun.
The play will be staged site specific in the former Chelsea townhouse of acclaimed actors Rip Torn and Geraldine Page.
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