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Newell will reprise their critically acclaimed performance as Asaka for one night only.
The stage and screen playwright-producer had been in custody on suspicion of attempted drug smuggling.
The project is the brainchild of director-choreographer Jakob Karr, who's co-written the book with Cassie Maurer.
Screen stars Owen Teague and Abbey Lee will make their New York stage debuts in the work about two lost souls who meet at Alcoholics Anonymous.
Colin Hanlon will direct the psychological drama about two strangers who discover they share a dark familial connection.
June Squibb, Cynthia Nixon, Danny Burstein, and Christopher Lowell co-star in the Broadway bow of Jordan Harrison's Pulitzer finalist play.
NYCB Costume Director Marc Happel on how the company has preserved Barbara Karinska's original designs.
The revival of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical is directed by Diane Paulus.
The play follows three Autistic performers as they're pressured to deliver"palatable" routines for mainstream audiences.
Adapted from the beloved children's books by Michael Bond and the award-winning films, the musical recently opened at London's Savoy.
Created by Artistic Director Snehal Desai, the initial phase focused on supporting Latine plays and playwrights.
The Alicia Keys musical is putting more Encore Sessions on the calendar.
Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) may have begun in a small town in the U.K., but its eyes were always on New York.
Cabaret artists Michael Kirk Lane and Yasuhiko "Yaz" Fukuoka will co-teach the upcoming sessions.
Cabaret artists Michael Kirk Lane and Yasuhiko "Yaz" Fukuoka will co-teach the upcoming sessions.
The series, named after the Sarafina! producer, will offer readings of the winning works.
The Broadway favorites swapped roles in the Jason Robert Brown musical for the annual MCC Theater event.
The actor-director-playwright will become the third leader of the Washington, D.C. company.
The new musical comedy comes from Amber Ruffin, David A. Schmoll, and Kevin Sciretta.
The Tony nominee has replaced Caissie Levy in the musical, set to begin previews at the Palace Theatre next spring.
Anne Kauffman will again direct Clare Barron's Obie-winning play.
From games to music books to stickers, the Playbill Store has plenty of gifts for the musical lovers in your life.
Adapted from the beloved children's books by Michael Bond and the award-winning films, the musical recently opened at London's Savoy.
After a decade and 500 episodes, the podcast for Hamilton fans will conclude.
The project, which will begin in September 2026, will include replacing nearly 11,000 seats.
