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She takes over for longtime leader Lynne Meadow, who is stepping into an advisory role.
Hosted by NaTasha Yvette Williams and led by certified financial counselor Reshonah Bennett, the interactive workshop will offer a holistic approach to financial wellness for creatives.
The husband-and-wife team collaborated on the Olivier Award-winning play Giant, due to transfer to Broadway later this season.
The annual benefit will also pay tribute to the Playhouse's 95 seasons and present a leadership award to former co-artistic director Anne Keefe.
The highly anticipated revival will begin performances this week.
The new production of Pulitzer Prize finalist Rajiv Joseph's play will come to the Lucille Lortel Theatre this season.
The murder mystery comedy inspired by the board game of the same title and adapted from the hit 1985 film will travel across the US for the second time.
The annual dance festival produced by and benefiting BCEFA's Dancers Responding to AIDS will bring performances of contemporary, ballet, and more to the Catskills.
Whether it's a high school production or a professional gig, a Playbill bio is an important tool in an artist's arsenal.
The Cole Escola comedy continues its run at the Lyceum Theatre.
The new musical adaption of the 1988 film will play Paper Mill Playhouse beginning October 2.
Neil Pepe is directing the trio of one-acts for Atlantic Theater Company.
Steven Jamail and Krystin Crain Johnson's musical celebrates witches of all kinds.
Jim Cooney will direct Dennis Bailey and David Mixner's play.
After Kavalier & Clay, the music director will oversee Don Giovanni.
The Tony-winning director on The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay at the Met, and what's next for Dolly.
In the new solo show, Ross offers audiences insight into his life as America's Roastmaster General.
After Kavalier & Clay, the music director will oversee Don Giovanni.
In a year marked by funding cuts and rising urgency, the longtime institution stages its second fight-night of theatre and activism.
Off-Broadway's Playwrights Realm is presenting its new works festival, which includes a show that requires audience members to walk.
The Cole Escola comedy continues its run at the Lyceum Theatre.
The Broadway League initiative will include discounted tickets, transportation, and dining.
Educational Theatre Association presents the annual gathering of middle and high school students.
The self-aware Exorcist parody explores when horror tips over into hilarity.
The New Yorker writer tackles his beloved home town in the solo show.
