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The long-running Broadway musical will also release a brand-new vinyl album.
The new play by Jamie Wax runs at Studio 54.
Grant received a Tony Award nomination for his performance as Ponyboy Curtis.
For the week ending July 6, the 30 currently running productions grossed $30,529,370.
Williams won the Pulitzer Prize for "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" and "A Streetcar Named Desire."
Barlow will be the first to hold this position for the nonprofit resource center for independent producers.
He will play a limited 13-week engagement as Lance from August 5 through November 2.
A reading of an unproduced Michael Friedman musical will also be part of the celebratory schedule.
Glover will perform the role at the Majestic Theatre in July and August beginning July 20.Â
Rounding out the company from the initial Steppenwolf run are John Drea and Meighan Gerachis.
Wohl is the Tony Award-nominated playwright of "Grand Horizons."
Dallas' Broadway credits include "Parade," "Into the Woods" and "How to Dance in Ohio."
Ruth Richardson, currently of "Death Becomes Her," explains her backstage duties as well as the structure of a Broadway carpentry department.
Sarah Snook won a Tony Award for her turn in Kip Williams' solo adaptation of the Oscar Wilde classic.
The annual Broadway Breakfast event will take place at the Rainbow Room.
The nonprofit's 2025-2026 season will include a Main Stem revival of "Ragtime"
For the week ending June 29, the 35 currently running productions grossed $39,314,834.
Valerie Novakoff Britten will lead capital partnership strategy for production company Seaview
The nonprofit has switched from an in-house press team to an agency model.
Directed by Debbie Allen, the play will open in Spring 2026 at a Shubert Theatre to be announced.
Woolverton and West describe the evolution of the story from the screen to the stage " plus what's new for this 2025 touring production.
The two-time Tony Award nominee is currently featured in "Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends."
