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The production, coming from London, will run at The Shed.
Based on the 1980 Clint Eastwood film, the show crossed the pond last year following a 2019 world premiere in Los Angeles.
The annual festival is getting its first-ever Broadway event.
The donations will provide vital services for the Entertainment Community Fund and 483 lifesaving organizations around the country.
Written by Christie Baugher, the musical is planning an Off-Broadway premiere in 2026.
The honors recognize established American playwrights in hopes of inspired renewed attention to their body of work.
The immersive Phantom of the Opera exerpience Off-Broadway is inviting you to attend "Le Bal Macabre."
Performed in ASL and spoken English, the work will get a world premiere via Two River Theater and Deaf West Theater in 2026.
The new "revitalized tour" will premiere November 7-15 in Baltimore, Maryland.
The New York City Center series is presenting The Wild Party, High Spirits, and La Cage aux Folles.
The long-running two-part play is beginning its ninth year at the Palace Theatre.
Playbill programs aren't just for the theatre! See how these couples have made Playbill part of their special day.
The follow-up to last season's All In features more stories from Simon Rich.
I was her assistant and close friend for over 13 years. Even now, I still miss my favorite dame.
Alex Keegan will direct the play about the woman who invented the at-home pregnancy test.
Catie Hogan, Sketchworks Comedy, Billy Recce, and Danny Salles' show played a one-night-only concert at Town Hall earlier this year.
The critically acclaimed new play stars Will Harrison and Victoria Clark.
The cult favorite musical is in previews for its first-ever Main Stem revival.
Adapted from the much-loved children's book series, Paddington the Musical will begin performances in London in November.
Eight musicals will get developmental presentations October 23-24 at New World Stages.
The experimental theatre festival celebrated its 20th anniversary this year.
Fanning will replace Samuel Adams in the role of Moritz.
Neil Pepe is directing the trio of one-acts for Off-Broadway's Atlantic Theater Company.
Daniel Radcliffe, Jonathan Groff, and Lindsay Mendez's performances will be in movie theatres in December.
Noah J. Ricketts, Ali Louis Bourzgui, and Aline Mayagoitia have joined the cast.
