613 stories by "Raven Brunner"
Morgan Siobhan Green, Kimberly Marable, and Kevyn Morrow have set their final performances.
The show now requires audience members to be masked during Wednesday matinee and Friday evening performances.
The three works were created by emerging playwrights, with two joining the theatre company's Building the Box program which aims to boast authentic representation.
The show opened June 27 at Manhattan's AMT Theater with original cast members from the 2020 Off-Broadway run.
The free event will include choreography and vocal workshops, Q&As with the cast and creatives, a "make your own scrunchie" workshop, and more.
The 12-week limited engagement combines hypnosis and improv.
From Marvel Studios to Warner Bros., these actors made their big break in a stage musical before starring in a superhero film (yes, there's more to the list than Tom Holland).
Tom Hollander and Will Keen will reprise their roles as Boris Berezovsky and Vladimir Putin, respectively.
The stage and screen actor will step into the role of a chef who discovers that her restaurant has been cursed by the evil spirit of the previous owner.
The new season of Ryan Murphy's anthology series will tell the story of New York City playwright and author Truman Capote.
The beloved concert series is playing four weeks of free performances each Thursday at the Bryant Park Stage.
Apple TV+'s Schmigadoon! and stage performer Eden Espinosa also received nominations.
"This past year has ushered in a whole new series of humanitarian crises and refugee crises," says The Kite Runner performer.
The upcoming season will feature a site-specific performance of Joan Didion's The Year of Magical Thinking in its first New York revival since its Broadway premiere.
The concert includes songs from the upcoming Broadway musical KPOP and Netflix's animated movie Over the Moon.
Nova Y. Payton and Frenchie Davis lead the cast.
West Side Story's Rachel Zegler and Tom Blyth were previously announced to lead the movie.
The 25-member cast will be accompanied by an eight-person band.
"Hedwig was a big part in why Neil took me seriously to begin with," says the performer.
The play is the final offering of Greenspan's trilogy of solo interpretations of works from the 1920s.
The two shows join the previously announced Where the Mountain Meets the Sea.
The six-episode, 30-minute series is from writer Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm.
The adaptation of the Tony Award-winning musical is performed without sets or props.
The administrative shift will give way to a new leadership model within the company.
The new coming-of-age comedy-drama is based on Jason Robert Brown, Dan Elish, and Robert Horn's Broadway musical.
