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The new musical, recipient of two 2025 Tony nominations, concluded its Broadway run June 29.
The play is a blistering look at workplace relationships when three employees face imminent layoffs and a simple truth: two will stay, one will go.
The star-studded Free Shakespeare in the Park production, directed by Saheem Ali, continues at the newly renovated Delacorte.
Gordon Greenberg will direct the Stephen Schwartz musical for Classic Stage Company.
Broadway's next spate of A-listers are getting ready to trod the boards.
Jackson Gay directs the new musical from Willy Holtzman, David Spangler, Jerry Taylor, and Marty Dodson.
The Broadway favorites will again offer Celebrating Friendship & History at the intimate Manhattan venue.
The new musical investigates how devotion can devolve to violence, and how the stories we tell affect our reality, for better and for worse.
Caesars Palace Times Square wants to build a casino in the Theatre District, and many in the industry are not pleased.
Kathleen Marshall will direct and choreograph the U.S. premiere at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park.
Wallace is currently starring opposite Billy Porter in the Broadway revival of Cabaret.
Letts' play paints a multi-decade portrait of the titular Mary, depicting her at five ages over 11 scenes and 70 years.
Steven Boyer, Christian Conn, Ismenia Mendes, and Sarah Stiles will star in the Shakespearean fan sequel, with Brian Isaac Phillips directing.
PLAYBILLDER welcomes the ABBA musical back to Broadway with a look at how schools and community theatres have reimagined the show.
JoAnn M. Hunter will direct the new work penned by Desdemona
Chiang, Cheeyang Ng, and Eric Sorrels.
Winners, to be announced in the coming weeks, will be honored at a September ceremony at Gracie Mansion.
Yale Repertory Theatre will present the first full staging of the play, which was lost to time until the Library of Congress uncovered the drama in 1997.
This year's honors will be the first since President Trump took control of the Washington, D.C. arts institution.
The organization celebrates, develops, and supports professional stage directors and choreographers throughout every phase of their career.
The group manages the EOGT winner's body of work, including The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Evita.
Find out what's been bringing the Lin-Manuel Miranda-penned Tony and Pulitzer winner back to the social media algorithms.
New Georges is partnering with LCT3 and The Bushwick Starr on the production, which will again be directed by Sarah Cameron Hughes.
The production, directed by Matt Lenz, continues through August 23.
First produced in 1996 by the Royal Shakespeare Company in London, the long overdue New York premiere will be produced by Small Boat Productions.
The long-running, Tony-winning revival continues at the Ambassador Theatre.
