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David Staller will lead the creative team for the Gingold Theatrical Group production of the George Bernard Shaw classic.
The venue's 2025"2026 season also features Sara Bareilles, Patti LuPone, and Darren Criss, and symphonic tributes to Taylor Swift, Coco, and Tokyo Ghoul.
Everything you need to know about the Wizard of Oz-inspired musical.
He's been with Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical since a 2014 workshop, and is in charge of bringing every new performer up to speed.
Rob Ruggiero will direct, and Parker Esse will choreograph the musical conceived and originally helmed by Michael Bennett.
Hanks is writing and starring in the world premiere at The Shed Off-Broadway.
Rob Ruggiero is directing the Tony-winning musical at the 2025 Tony-winning regional theatre.
The production is one of two newly announced by Ensemble Studio Theatre as a part of their annual programming.
The Best Musical Tony winner is launching a North American tour this fall.
Denis Jones will direct and choreograph.
The new Ren Fair-themed show is set to make its world premiere at San Diego's Old Globe in September.
The one-night-only event will benefit Off-Broadway's Classic Stage Company.
The international hit, which features the songs of ABBA, will again play the Winter Garden Theatre beginning August 2.
The two of them have brought their West End performances to Broadway.
The new work, about a Colombian-American laundromat owner in Queens, comes to The Public Theater in September.
The newly revised production will play the Washington, D.C. venue later this year.
Plus, Jean Smart's return to Call Me Izzy led to box office improvements.
Andrew Scott co-stars as composer Richard Rodgers in the film about the "The Lady Is a Tramp" and "My Funny Valentine" lyricist.
McGovern is stepping into the shoes of an acting legend in Ava: The Secret Conversations at New York City Center.
The performer made his Broadway and national touring debuts in the role.
Surveying from production company No Guarantees shows that audiences overwhelmingly see value beyond current ticket prices on Broadway.
The work centers on the 2018 fiasco in which a mistakenly activated emergency alert made the residents and visitors of Hawaii believe a nuclear bomb was headed their way.
Philip Wm. McKinley will again direct the production based on the 2003 film.
Renée Elise Goldsberry, Carl Clemons-Hopkins, Marylouise Burke, and more will bring the new work to Broadway's Friedman in 2026.
Initially scheduled to continue through August, the Charles Randolph-Wright play will now close this weekend.
