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Ms. Louizos initially trained as an actor before shifting to design in graduate school, honing her talents as a visual artist with a keen eye for depth.
Maria Dizzia will direct the return engagement of Marin Ireland's play, featuring a rotating cast.
Ms. Parton was actively working on the show at the time of her death.
Grint will follow fellow screen star Tom Felton, currently playing Draco Malfoy at the Lyric.
The first-person monologue will be performed by a sixteen-person choir.
David Staller, who penned the adaptation, will also direct for Gingold Theatrical Group.
Tim Sheader will direct the world premiere production of Danny Lee Wynter's play at the U.K. theatre.
McQueen: or Lee and Beauty ran in the West End in 2015.
Written and directed by Daniel C. Levine, the film features music by David Friedman.
The spooky play inspired by the film franchise comes to the Main Stem following sold-out runs from London to Los Angeles.
Can you name the many sparkling diamond actors who have starred in the show?
The international hit musical will play its final performance August 30 at the Hirschfeld.
Ms. Parton's biomusical is coming to Broadway later this year.
The period drama stars Carrie Coon, Audra McDonald, Denée Benton, Cynthia Nixon, and other theatre actors.
The Tony-winning musical at the Walter Kerr Theatre will welcome a new principal company in September.
The event will raise money for Broadway Cares and the Bay Street Theater.
Second Stage Theater will stage the Broadway premiere of the Jones and Schmidt classic, as reimagined by Christopher Gattelli.
Lise Davidsen and Quinn Kelsey will star in Louisa Proske's new production of the Verdi opera beginning September 22.
The revival was scheduled to open in fall 2026.
The medical drama, starring some theatre actors, returns to HBO in January.
Bareilles and the Strangers Project will fill the lobby of Lincoln Center's Beaumont with story and song, to create a space for sharing grief communally.
Tony winner Marissa Jaret Winokur is directing.
The Prince Fellowship was renamed in 2021 to honor founder Harold Prince, who created the program to usher in the next generation of creative producers.
The annual festival of experimental theatre will return to New York City.
The three-time Tony nominee will succeed Ana Gasteyer at the Nederlander Theatre.
