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Schwartz was presented the award at the Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala.
Lozano will release Songs By An Immigrant Vol. 3 this summer.
The reading of Christopher Demos-Brown's acclaimed play will be held at the Irish Repertory Theatre.
The Broadway couple revealed their engagement with photos of the proposal on Instagram.
Alumni of the summer institution include Lynn Nottage, John Patrick Shanley, Taylor Mac, and more.
Monda succeeds Casey York in the role, whose leadership guided the League through the last four years of recovery and expansion.
Starring Jean Smart, the work centers on a woman trapped in an abusive marriage who finds possible escape through writing poetry.
The summer will include a new production of Camelot, an acclaimed new play recently staged Off-Broadway, and a world premiere musical.
Franklin will bare all in Be True: My Journey from Breakdown to Breakthrough, described as a "one-man theatrical event."
The auction offerings range from signed records to meet-and-greet experiences with queer artists and allies.
They will receive their statuettes at the Academy's 16th Governors Awards in November.
He joins incoming Co-Artistic Directors Andrew Neisler and Anna Morton Stacey on the executive leadership team.
This year, Pride Plays is partnering with longtime collaborator Rattlestick Theater to present these works free to the public.
Makena Reynolds, Teagan Reynolds, and JT Kaufman have penned the new show about the American poet.
The screen stars join the previously announced Pamela Anderson, Nicholas Alexander Chavez, and many more.
The three-time Tony nominee will play the The Laurie Beechman Theatre for one night only.
The outdoor event raised $2.5 million for the Off-Broadway institution.
The annual benefit concert, where performers take on songs from roles for which they would not traditionally be cast, was held April 7.
Since its creation in 2011, Rhinebeck Writers Retreat has supported over 200 musical theatre writers.
Many Broadway stars will grace the stage in concert throughout the 92nd St. Y's season.
Elizabeth A. Davis, Paula Gaudier, Alan H. Green, and Nathan Salstone will star.
Titled I Feel Myself to Be a Part of Something, it will place a lens on five distinct communities across the U.S. in five documentary films.
The production will be directed by Gordon Greenberg (Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors).
This year, Pride Plays is partnering with longtime collaborator Rattlestick Theater to present these works free to the public.
The uniquely designed public park on Manhattan's Hudson River waterfront will host 24 free evenings of events.
