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James Ijames' Pulitzer-winning play earned a Tony nomination for its Main Stem premiere last year.
The musical highlighting the history-making computer scientist features music by Joel Goodman and Jan Osborne.
Tony nominee Lucas Hnath will direct the part-concert, part-play, featuring monologues performed by computer and songs performed by the playwright.
The new production turns the Olivier-winning musical into a dance party, with dining options, a bar, and more.
The evening will include a post-performance concert and a meet-and-greet with Creel.
Dudamel will also conduct the famed orchestra during its Spring Gala, set to feature Common, Hera Hyesang, and more.
Associate directors and choreographers will now be able to receive union coverage, including health and pension benefit contributions.
Julia Rodriguez-Elliott will direct the Stephen Sondheim favorite at the Los Angeles venue.
The soon-to-be Sweeney Todd star performed the song from Greta Gerwig's Barbie film during his New Year's Eve concert.
The centennial celebration honors the late French-Armenian singer, songwriter, and actor Charles Aznavour.
The Merrily We Roll Along star shared the news in an Instagram post with fiancé J. Alex Brinson.
Dawson succeeds Melanie La Barrie in the role of Nurse AngelÃque.
The Monty Python-style send-up of the Bram Stoker classic is currently haunting New World Stages.
Barrie departs the hit jukebox musical to join Hadestown on the West End.
The Tony Award-winning choreographer designed the dance numbers in the new musical film.
From jaw-dropping hair to a Ruby Dee tribute, see what red carpet looks we couldn't stop thinking about all year long.
The California Sondheim tribute returns after a sold-out engagement last year.
The non-profit's annual gala will honor Neil Gaiman and more.
The heartfelt and humorous tribute to Jarboe's twin consumed in womb features original music.
The two-part series explores Greek tragedy, humanity, and existentialism.
The Monty Python-style send-up of the Bram Stoker classic is currently haunting New World Stages.
The series celebrates the golden age of radio plays with actors performing works by American authors.
The 40th anniversary parade will air live on Christmas morning and stream on Disney+ and Hulu.
Written and directed by John Kolvenbach, the work centers on a man desperate for connection, deeply in love with the audience itself.
The Drama Desk-winning Joshua Harmon play will make its Broadway debut at Manhattan Theatre Club.
