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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.
The annual Clive Barnes Awards recognize young, outstanding talent in the fields of dance and theatre.
The Jack O'Brien-directed tour of the family favorite will welcome several new actors in September.
The Broadway at Music Circus production also features Olivia Elease Hardy, Sara Gettelfinger, and more.
The spooky play inspired by the film franchise comes to the Main Stem following sold-out runs from London to Los Angeles.
Tony-winning illusions designer Chris Fisher wants Broadway audiences to strap in for the ride.
The original musical will be produced by actor Jordan Fisher.
Matthew Gardiner will direct the Stephen Sondheim and George Furth musical in Virginia.
The Tony-nominated Roundabout Theatre Company production continues at Studio 54.
Gordon Greenberg is directing the hit backstage comedy at the Massachusetts venue.
The Company and Gilded Age star will also share never-before-told personal stories.
The Off-Broadway venue will stage two different productions nightly.
Ghee is speaking out for National Minority Donor Awareness Month, promoting donor education and registration in multicultural communities.
Laura Strausfeld directs her 100-minute adaptation of the classic Chekhov play.
The new musical, from the creators of Sunset Boulevard, will play Theatre Raleigh.
Great news Falsettos fans! You now have another chance to see Christian Borle, Stephanie J. Block, Andrew Rannells, Brandon Uranowitz, and more reprise their roles in the beloved Bill Finn m…
The original West End Queens have joined the company at the Lena Horne Theatre.
We could see BOOP! at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts!
Plus, Brady Bunch's Eve Plumb has a new memoir out and Seth is in it!
She comes to MTC from Facing History & Ourselves, where she served as Director of Development for its New York region.
The musical is based on the true story of the 1984 miners’ strike, when a group of friends formed Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners.
The production is running at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The 70-minute long concert version of the musical will be curated for those who can no longer access the theatre because of age, disability, or financial restrictions.
