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Audra McDonald, Eva Noblezada, and Joy Woods are part of the starry lineup for the upcoming event.
The anniversary production will be directed by the original award-winning Broadway director Jason Moore.
Black Theatre United is presenting the evening at the New York Public Library spotlighting the new exhibit on display through February 21.
Screen stars Owen Teague and Abbey Lee make their New York stage debuts in the work about two lost souls who meet at Alcoholics Anonymous.
Already running on Broadway, the new version of the long-running play will come to the West End in October.
The drag superstar treated the audience at the Hirschfeld to an original song while making her Broadway debut.
Jack Serio will direct the Off-Broadway production, again collaborating with Weiler following the recent production of Well, I'll Let You Go.
The &Future Education Initiative will bring students to see the hit Broadway show, plus accompanying talkbacks with cast and creative.
The award is presented to a director or choreographer who has demonstrated great accomplishment and deep investment in a particular community or region.
Leavitt will soon join the cast of the Tony-winning revival, while Mulvaney is part of the upcoming new company of SIX.
The play, recently adapted into a short-lived Broadway musical, follows five Latine women navigating the pressures of immigration and cultural expectations.
The Alex Lin play will make its world premiere via Roundabout Theatre Company next month.
There's several budget friendly ticket options for one of the hottest tickets in town.
Robinson and Brian Quijada star in the live-looping musical, which premiered via Audible Theater last year.
The award-winning Wicked composer will be honored at the annual event at the Marriott Marquis.
Grosses and attendance were affected by the snowstorm cancellations.
Karan Brar, Brandon Flynn, Sophia Lillis, and Justin H. Min star in the timely new Silicon Valley-themed play.
The Tony winner will headline six performances at the Manhattan venue.
After an event at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, the documentary will be available on YouTube.
Over three episodes, Time to Kill will feature the producers, creators, and cast of the new vampire musical.
Sharply rising production costs and shifting audience habits have made the Terris Theatre's focus on new shows challenging.
The annual burlesque event benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
The hit revival continues at Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theater.
Following its third run on Broadway, Beetlejuice the Musical will haunt 50 cities across North America.
N'Kenge will also star as the late groundbreaking actor and singer in the New Jersey world premiere.
