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Joshua Harmon's mature, time-sweeping drama traces a French Jewish family's decades-long search for an impregnable place to call home.
In this exclusive interview, the actor and producer reveals how the upcoming production came to be, his admiration for playwright David Henry Hwang and his onstage roots.
The "Summer I Turned Pretty" star will step into the Tony Award-winning Best Musical.
For the week ending Jan. 7, the 26 currently running productions grossed $29,681,396.
23 Broadway shows will participate in the two-for-one ticket program.
The "Victorious Talkbacks" series resumes with a trio of Tony Award winners.
Daniel Dae Kim, David Hyde Pierce and Ramin Karimloo are among the initial performers set to appear onstage during Roundabout's new season.
The organization operates Madison Square Garden as well as Radio City Music Hall, which has served as the frequent venue for the Tony Awards.
The independent theatrical booking agency presents musicals, plays and special attractions across North America, including tours of Broadway shows.
The Tony Award nominee will rejoin the Broadway company in February.
Comedian Jo Koy, who was a producer on the recent Broadway musical "Here Lies Love," served as host of the 81st annual ceremony.
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and Lileana Blain-Cruz will collaborate to bring the work of Prince to the stage.
Situation's Pippa Bexon and Jeremy Kraus walk Broadway News through data about the type of content that impacts the fans " plus thoughts on future strategies.
Nicole Capatasto will serve alongside founder Matt Ross.
The Jan. 5 performance of the Branden Jacobs-Jenkins play will go on as scheduled.
The 2023 Tony Award-winning Best Musical has announced a 60-city tour.
Situation's Pippa Bexon and Jeremy Kraus walk Broadway News through data about the power of social followers as promoters for a show " even if they haven't seen it.
Curtis will replace Miguel Cervantes in the long-running musical at the Richard Rodgers Theatre.
The Amy Herzog play will open in April.
Tony winner Susan Stroman directs the six-week workshop that will culminate in five fully staged performances for the Broadway-aimed musical.
The revival will play the Nederlander Theatre in March.
Tom Francis, Grace Hodgett-Young and David Thaxton will also reprise their roles.