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Charrington will continue his work with Miroma Group's theatre agencies.
The play from Succession writer Miriam Battye is making its Washington, D.C. premiere after runs Off-Broadway and at Edinburgh Fringe.
The move ends a 40-year tenure with the group, dating back to its very beginnings.
Sheldon Epps will direct the concerts of the stage adaptation of the 1967 film.
A 30-second promo of the upcoming release has dropped, and there's lots for fans to obsess over.
Ruaridh Mollica and Sophie Melville are co-starring, with Jack Serio at the helm.
The Public Works Shakespeare musical, which played Cathedral of St. John the Divine, featured songs by Troy Anthony.
The Pulitzer and Tony winner finished its extended run in The $1 Million Club, setting a Hayes Theater box-office record.
The Aida and Last Five Years star is returning to Broadway as the latest high-profile standby.
Originally seen at the Menier Chocolate Factory, the revival of the Tony-winning musical based on Brooks' 1967 film is now playing the Garrick.
The Dead Outlaw star was previously heard on the world premiere album of the Douglas Lyons-Ethan D. Pakchar musical.
Bless my soul, Hercules the Musical is on a roll.
Plus, find out how to see the documentary on the big screen.
Erika Henningsen and Gracie Lawrence will exit the Bobby Darin tuner in the coming weeks.
The long-running international hit continues at the Novello Theatre.
The screen star dropped by Late Night With Seth Meyers September 2 to talk about making his Broadway debut.
The fall run is part of LCT3 and Seaview's The Comedy Series.
The Tony-winning play continues at the Lyric Theatre.
The piece allows Torres to blend stand-up, design, and dream logic into a whimsical exploration of color, emotion, and identity that is equal parts comedy, theatre, and art piece.
The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, which premiered Lin-Manuel Miranda
and Quiara AlegrÃa Hudes' musical in 2005, is presenting the concert.
The Tony-winning musical welcomes a new principal cast to the Walter Kerr September 2.
The self-aware Exorcist parody explores horror tips over into hilarity.
The company's campy, small-cast version of Hitchcock's North by Northwest will make its North American premiere next year.
The West End revival, which recently celebrated its 1,500th performance, will welcome a host of new artists later this month at the Kit Kat Club.
Rob Ashford directs and Paul Roberts choreographs the dance work based on the 1973 album.
