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Performances will begin in October at the Bernard B. Jacbos Theatre.
The lineup also includes a new staging of Siegfried, a recital from Anna Netrebko, and a 25th anniversary gala featuring Renée Fleming.
Olivier-winning Manville is joined by Oscar winner Jeremy Irons in the Eugene O’Neill drama; they'll bring their performances to BAM this spring.
Smith, who played Prince Philip on the first two seasons of Netflix’s The Crown, will next take on the cult leader and murderer in the Mary Harron-helmed project.
The CBS All Access series returns in March.
Mr. Mahoney was an member of Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre Company for nearly 40 years.
The season launches in June with a world premiere from Douglas Carter Beane starring Matthew Broderick and Jessica Hecht.
Though numbers were down nearly universally, some usual suspects still managed to play to full houses.
The musical heads to the Kennedy Center February 14–18.
The production is scheduled to run through February 25 at Studio 54.
The comedy, which received a straight-to-series two-season order, is also eyeing Barbra Streisand and Gwyneth Paltrow.
The annual benefit will take place April 30 at Carnegie Hall.
The musical revue celebrates shows—beloved and potentially forgotten—not yet seen in Encores! programming.
The Hamilton creator shared the news of the arrival of Francisco Miranda February 2.
The film, based on the playwright and performer’s solo show, will premiere in February.
The three take on the disco icon in various stages of her life and career.
Performances will begin in September at the Gielgud Theatre.
The stage and screen performer was known to most for his seven-year stint as Burt Buchman on Mad About You.
Ms. Sawyer went from Broadway to film with A Hole in the Head.
Irish Repertory Theatre’s Off-Broadway production begins performances March 30.
While preparing to take center stage in The Metropolitan Opera’s Tosca, Rowley was thrown into a second leading role in Il Trovatore—with only two weeks to rehearse.
The lineup will also include Real Women Have Curves and the world premiere of Dallas playwright Jonathan Norton’s Penny Candy.
The leading man of the contagiously optimistic Broadway musical talks about crafting his performance of the world’s favorite yellow sponge.
The new adaptation of Manuel Puig’s play will premiere at the Menier Chocolate Factory in March.
The three travel back to revisit two musicals from the ‘50s and ‘60s: Jamaica and Wildcat.
