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Take a look at the two-time Tony winner and Oscar nominee in his personal solo show, now playing the American Airlines Theatre.
The American premiere of Bruce Norris’ epic new play finds its cast at the Public Theater.
London stars Lynch and Campbell reprise their roles in the 20th anniversary staging of Enda Walsh’s groundbreaking play.
The Tony nominee will share the role of The Angel at select performances.
Lyricists Alan Schmuckler and Amanda Yesnowitz, along with librettist Christian Duhamel, were this year’s recipients.
See what critics think of the new satire from the Bootycandy playwright, now playing at Playwrights Horizons.
Performances begin January 9 at St. Ann's Warehouse Off-Broadway.
Anna Chlumsky, Adam Pally, and Becky Ann Baker star in the new play by Greg Pierce at Second Stage.
The “Teenager Endowment Fund” from The Mabel Mercer Foundation will provide cash rewards to young performers for the next 10 years.
Theater for the New City will remount Michael A. Jones’ drama in honor of Black History Month.
A mashup of Waiting for Godot and the Exodus myth, the new play will receive its New York premiere at Lincoln Center Theater this summer.
The Hamilton star plays golden zebra Dhahabu in the animated series, a continuation of The Lion King story.
The newest work from the Bootycandy playwright imagines a world in which women are extinct.
Artistic director Jim Nicola shares the philosophy that made the institution the birthplace of Rent, Once, Bowie’s Lazarus, and more.
After nuclear catastrophe, Lucky Kirkwood’s Broadway debut play pushes audiences to ponder tough questions.
Trainer Anthony Crouchelli and Galvin show us a few moves to stay in shape while doing 8 shows a week.
Miller will represent female, trans, and diverse playwrights who want to write for the screen.
NYC Broadway Week will offer affordable tickets to SpongeBob SquarePants, Wicked, Hello, Dolly!, and more.
The gender-reversed take on the Sondheim musical will star Rosalie Craig and Patti LuPone.
Harry Potter’s Evanna Lynch and Colin Campbell reprise their roles from the acclaimed London run.
In Philip Dawkins' The Gentleman Caller, a rendezvous between William Inge and Tennessee Williams alters the course of theatre history.
The New Group production finds its full cast.
The Chicago company will welcome Fink in February.
The 100-year-old theatre will be the adventurous Off-Broadway company’s new home beginning in 2019.
The Tony nominee and two-time Oscar winner will be the 12th woman to take on the role in the festival’s history.
