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Broadway's best gathered at Midtown's Sofitel Hotel to talk all about their Tony-nominated performances.
Anna D. Shapiro will direct the new production of Eric Bentley’s 1972 play.
The North Carolina company will stage the 1984 hit movie musical.
The Gershwin musical will play the Connecticut theatre this summer.
A variety of new work development and conferences are slated for the Connecticut institute's summer programming.
The Call Me Izzy playwright's newest work will be directed by Livy Scanlon.
Transferring from sold-out runs from London to Los Angeles, Felix Barrett will direct the stage adaptation of the horror favorite.
The Baron Family Foundation made a $75 million gift for the new venue.
The musical version of the cult favorite play will bow Off-Broadway in Classic Stage Company's newly announced season.
The Altadena Music Theatre is still recovering from last year's devastating Eaton fire.
The acclaimed Southern Californian theatre will offer a world premiere musical in partnership with the Breath Project this fall.
Tamilla Woodard is directing the work as a co-production with Berkeley Repertory Theatre.
Olivier Award nominated writer Benedict Lombe's play had a critically acclaimed debut across the pond in 2024.
The hit DreamWorks animated film has been adapted by Joriah Kwamé and Krista Knight.
The behind-the-scenes evening will detail the making of Jonathan Larson's groundbreaking musical.
The musical follows five fearless young women who cross an ocean to operate military switchboards on the front lines of WWI.
The new venue will feature an experimental black box space with state-of-the-art production equipment.
Holt will succeed The Pitt star Isa Briones in the role of Connie Francis.
Dominic Cook will direct Churchill's landmark play, running this fall and winter.
The event will offer panel discussions, design demonstrations, an expanded portfolio review, and more.
The program offers playwrights and directors the opportunity to develop a script and stage a public reading.
The athletes celebrated fellow Olympian Laurie Hernandez, making her Broadway debut.
Nicola Murphy Dubey will direct Erica Murray's play set in a remote farmhouse in West Clare.
Named after the beloved NYSNC song from the jukebox musical, several special opportunities will be offered throughout the month.
The California theatre company carefully reimagined and choreographed lyrics into ASL.
