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Rattlestick Theater and StoryBridge Productions will present the new queer African musical.
The Gotham star will lead the production of Shakespeare's drama at the New Jersey venue this spring.
Comer's performance earned her a Tony Award and an Olivier.
Once Upon a Stage: The Magic of Disney on Broadway exhibit is currently on display at Walt Disney World's EPCOT.
Nine works have been selected to receive $60,000 worth of support.
Rae Binstock's new play serves as a love letter to the oldest boxing gym in the country.
Austin Ku will direct the invite-only reading of the new musical fusing showtunes, swing, and traditional Chinese music.
Following its Off-Broadway premiere last year, the country musical will now be staged in a Nashville honky-tonk"style bar.
A public reading of The Drum Major Instinct was also held, co-presented with Theater of War Productions.
The reimagining of the Greek myth, The Minotaur and Theseus, will be directed by Haley Rice.
Chilina Kennedy's developing new musical features a book by Dani Stoller and direction by Kristin Hanggi.
Taraji P. Henson, Thomas Schumacher, Susan Fales-Hill, and Jessica Matten/Indigenous Film Academy will be honored at this year's gala.
The gift of land and property more than doubles the Hermitage's capacity for its artist residency program.
The new program, which will present three new plays, aims to fill a critical gap in support for projects currently in development.
NicHi douglas will direct Ambam's reimagining of Reginald Rose's Twelve Angry Men for the Billie Holiday Theatre.
The one-act festival will feature plays with stage and screen veterans and promising newcomers.
The program will offer four nights in the Civilian Hotel, a welcome dinner with Artistic Director Adam Greenfield, premium seating at shows, and more.
The New Hope, Pennsylvania, theatre company will stage a mix of new productions and Broadway classics.
Erica Schmidt's play opens January 15 at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre Off-Broadway.
The Chicago-based arts funding organization will award 50 artists across the nation with unrestricted $50,000 cash prizes.
The invitation-only industry reading will be presented in Manhattan this week.
Tatyana-Marie Carlo will direct the play following four ninth-grade boys at a Texas high school trying to maintain friendship on the brink of adulthood.
Each year, New Jersey's SOPAC and SOMA Stage collaborate to present staged readings of new works.
Errico has penned the lyrical theatrical experience that reflects on the human cost of WWI.
Ash K. Tata will direct Shakespeare's play, running at Brooklyn's Polonsky Shakespeare Center this spring.
