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The film will center on the Molina brothers, three World Series-winning catchers in Major League Baseball.
Maggie Burrows will direct the Tony-winning musical with choreography by William Carlos Angulo.
The Public's Mobile Unit is celebrating its 15th anniversary with a free tour of the Shakespeare classic across all five boroughs.
The stage and screen stars will share the stage of the Al Hirschfeld Theatre this summer.
Hendrix is known for playing Meredith Blake in The Parent Trap.
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The new musical opened at the James Earl Jones Theatre April 27.
The musical's Off-Broadway premiere won the Drama Desk, Off Broadway Alliance, and New York Drama Critics Circle Awards for Best New Musical.
Thom Yorke has joined forces with co-directors Steven Hoggett and Christine Jones on the new production for Royal Shakespeare Company and Factory International.
Drag Race star Alaska, Adam Pascal, and Nick Adams lead the Off-Broadway musical at New World Stages.
From Alexander Hamilton's home to a Yankees game, here are the Playbill staff's favorite things to do in NYC.
AIDS activist Larry Kramer's seminal work took 26 years to get to Broadway.
The Bobby Darin musical plays Circle in the Square, with Alex Timbers at the helm.
Audiences were treated to an ad-hoc rendition of "Take Me or Leave Me" from Rent.
Lloyd Webber and director Jamie Lloyd then took the stage at curtain call to help raise funds for Broadway Cares.
The play comes on the heels of a broader cultural conversation about Dahl's work and the prejudice that was embedded in many of his most beloved stories.
From gasp-inducing family dramas to side-splitting comedies and a Gen Z-friendly take on The Crucible, here's some shows you should see.
The Sondheim-George Furth musical turns 55.
The Bobby Darin musical plays Circle in the Square, with Jonathan Groff starring.
Last week, the Off-Broadway production by Emursive closed with no warning and no protections, leaving its company members in the lurch.
The Roundabout Theatre Company production officially opened April 24.
Rebecca Aparicio will direct the evening spotlighting the Joey Contreras musical.
The new musical follows a child of Mexican immigrants torn between joining the family garment business or embarking on her own dreams.
Following a group of magical girls who protect the Earth from evil, the musical is an adaptation of the immensely popular anime series.
The Broadway play offers numerous surprises and scares for longtime fans and newcomers to Hawkins, Indiana.
