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The actor, director and choreographer already has nine Tonys for his work on Broadway.
The musical "Honeymoon in Vegas" is closing on Sunday, only weeks before the cutoff for Tony nominations.
The Roundabout Theater Company revival closed after 388 performances.
Mr. Smith, a 35-year-old North Carolina native, will succeed Jim Simpson, who helped found the organization in 1996 and is stepping down. Mr. Smith was an associate director of "Fela!" and a…
Ms. McDonald, the winningest actress in Broadway history criticized the passage of a law in Indiana that would allow businesses citing religious objections to deny service for same-sex weddi…
The theater's 2015-16 roster also includes a new play by Naomi Wallace and the return of the clown show "Old Hats."
"The Fantasticks" will close in May after a 9-year run that followed a 42-year run.
The show has sold $6.5 million worth of tickets in its first 11 days of Broadway availability, and has group orders for another $4 million worth of seats, its lead producer said.
Cynthia Erivo will play the lead role, with Jennifer Hudson also starring, in a stripped-down revival of the musical that is to begin performances in November.
She will star in a show, written and directed by George C. Wolfe, that explores the history of an all-black 1921 musical.
Debra Messing, Will Chase and Megan Hilty are among those expected to appear.
James Houghton, who founded the company, will end his tenure next year.
A musical adaptation of the sitcom was scheduled to open at Goodspeed Musicals in September.
In a discussion at the 92nd Street Y, the novelist says that observing the stage adaptation of "Wolf Hall" has her excited about trying a new form.
About 60 theater directors have signed a letter protesting the firing of Ari Roth as artistic director of Theater J in Washington.
Ari Roth, who served as artistic director of the Jewish Community Center's Theater J for 18 years, was fired after several productions that raised challenging questions about Israel.
The artists Ayad Akhtar, G. Willow Wilson and Musa Syeed discuss portrayals of Muslim-Americans in popular culture.
In "Early Shaker Spirituals," the Wooster Group interprets a decades-old recording of Shaker songs and dancing as an exploration of "the egalitarianism of the community."
