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It is part of a growing movement for sustainability in live theatre.
The new musical from Charlie Romano and Will Wegner is about conspiracy theorists.
The Broadway favorite currently plays the tragic Myrtle in The Great Gatsby.
The international hit musical continues at the Lena Horne Theatre.
Jay Armstrong Johnson, Allison Godleski, and Amanda Williams Ware are leading a Hocus Pocus-themed show.
The November concert will benefit The Players in Gramercy Park.
Neil Pepe is directing the trio of one-acts for Off-Broadway's Atlantic Theater Company.
Glenn Casale will direct the Kander and Ebb musical in California.
Will Nunziata directs the work from Daniel Cullen and James Cullen.
Following its Huntington Theatre engagement, the Jez Butterworth drama will travel to its namesake, California.
The hit musical about the late King of Pop continues at the Neil Simon Theatre.
Robert Hastie's reimagining of the William Shakespeare classic officially opens in London October 2.
Beth Leavel and Veanne Cox have also joined the rotating cast at the DR2.
Zack Zadek's indie-folk musical will be released by Ghostlight Records.
The Songbook Sundays series is created and hosted by Deborah Grace Winer.
Olly Alexander leads the Max Webster-directed staging of the Oscar Wilde classic.
Harris succeeds original Rent star Taye Diggs at the Hirschfeld.
Kurt Elling, Rebecca Naomi Jones, and Paulo Szot also recently joined the company of the musical at the Walter Kerr.
Honorees include Camille A. Brown, Mathew Knowles, Gena Avery
Knowles, Tonya Lewis Lee, and Lester Coney with Tom Viola receiving a
special award.
The two 54 Below concerts celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Green Day album and the subsequent Broadway musical.
Mark Wing-Davey is directing the new play from Tim Blake Nelson for La MaMa.
They will star in the all trans and non-binary The Drowsy Chaperone concert at Carnegie Hall next month.
The record-breaking revival continues at the Ambassador Theatre.
The Tony-winning musical continues at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
Mr. Tow, who spent 25 years on the Lincoln Center Theater board, passed away in August at the age of 97.
