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Don’t take our word for it. Actors, directors, and artistic directors explain why these 9 playwrights need to be on your radar this spring.
The Public Theater’s artistic director Oskar Eustis helms the political drama in Central Park.
Frank Wood, Darren Pettie, and Ella Dershowitz also star in the New York premiere at the Vineyard Theare.
The musical holds the title for the 14th longest running Off- Broadway show in history.
The awards, which celebrate women in theatre, are held in New York City.
The Edward Albee Estate withdrew the rights to a production in Portland, Oregon, after a black actor was cast as Nick.
You asked, Tyler Mount delivered; on this week’s episode of Playbill’s The Tyler Mount Vlog.
The 62nd annual ceremony celebrating Off-Broadway theatre is held May 22 at Webster Hall and will be live-streamed via Facebook.
The Tony-nominated Broadway revival was filmed as part of the Live from Lincoln Center series.
Zosia Mamet, Norbert Leo Butz, and Grace Van Patten star in the world premiere of Hamish Linklater’s play.
See what movie musical the Great Comet star watched as she reflected on her journey to Broadway.
The Hypocrites production will seat audiences on a beach with a Tiki Bar, pools, and pirates.
The musical will be staged with minimal sets and costumes at the Other Palace Theatre.
The designer worked on several Broadway and Off-Broadway productions.
The “narcotic and eye-opening” Seeing You takes place in a former meat market underneath Chelsea’s High Line.
The Bruce Norris play will receive its New York premiere this summer with direction by Michael Greif.
Test your knowledge of the hit Broadway musical with this week’s Name That Tune video quiz.
ABC’s adaptation, starring Abigail Breslin, Colt Prattes, Nicole Scherzinger, and Debra Messing, will premiere May 24.
The singer joins Playbill on this week’s episode of Playbill’s The Tyler Mount Vlog.
The dark comedy, which played a hit run on the West End last year, arrives Off-Broadway in a production from MCC.
The Tony winner will return to host the award ceremony for another year.
Both actors are nominated for their performances in Lynn Nottage’s Sweat, which is also in the running to win Best Play.
New musicals, Tony-winning stars, world-premiere plays, and adaptations can be seen this month.
Following the success of The Wolves, the Off-Broadway theatre will produce two world premieres next season.
“I have such a clear vision of the father I want to be,” writes the Tony nominee on his Instagram.
