818 stories by "Molly Higgins"
The play follows two men who decide to kidnap the CEO of the company that laid them off.
Amy Marie Seidel will direct the Sophie Treadwell play.
The event is the latest installment in BTU's The Business of Show series.
The customizable learning program is designed to teach musical theatre fundamentals in camps and summer schools.
Chisling's appointment follows TDF's 2024 announcement of a new leadership structure under Executive Director Deeksha Gaur.
The Maine-based program hosts a week of writing and community complete with feedback sessions, a recording studio, and more resources.
The Massachusetts Festival's upcoming programming is themed around Glass Menagerie and A Streetcar Named Desire playwright Tennessee Williams.
The Funny Girl star will offer songs she performed on Glee, in Spring Awakening, and more.
The new musical is adapted from Michael Poore's fantasy novel of the same name.
With music and lyrics by Scott Evan Davis and a book by Kait Kerrigan, the musical depicts a family living with Alzheimer's, autism, and synesthesia.
The work follows South Korean adoptee Amanda Newton, who returns to her childhood home after her father's death and discovers that his memories have been digitized.
The concert evening is part of the cultural institution's 2025 gala.
David Leopold's new book features theatre caricaturist Al Hirschfeld's Stephen Sondheim illustrations in a poster format.
The episode also features Richard Kind, Melissa Rauch, and more.
The South African playwright was known for his works criticizing racism and apartheid, including Blood Knot and "Master Harold"...and the Boys.
The company has also added Ngozi Anyanwu's The Monsters to its upcoming Off-Broadway season.
Michael Heitzman and Ilene Reid penned the new musical comedy, with Spanish lyric translation by Jaime Lozano.
Irish Rep board member John Gardiner will also be honored with the Visionary Leadership Award.
The series is set to premiere March 28, and marks the final performance of Lavin, who passed away unexpectedly last December.
Purl will play 16 characters in the solo show, with Anson Williams directing.
Proceeds from the one-night-only event will benefit the Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts at Howard University.
The organization brings together groups of artists to produce theatrical works written, rehearsed, and performed in 24 hours.
The second annual event was held March 3 at the Rainbow Room in NYC.
The Tony-winning musical and a Melissa Errico concert are the latest shows to cancel engagements at the D.C. theatre.
Steven Telsey will host the evening, with proceeds to benefit The Broadway Education Alliance.
