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The Off-Broadway institution's 2025"2026 season will also include new shows by John Leguizamo, Jordan E. Cooper, and Elevator Repair Service.
Mother is mothering in these shows about parents and their children.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the 2026 state budget into law May 9.
Many Broadway stars decided to do away with the traditional list of credits for something more original.
Beyond PBS, WNET also has arts programming just for New York and New Jersey residents.
Director Saheem Ali wanted to honor his home country with a musical. Now it's running at the Public Theater starring Amber Iman.
She was in the hospital when she got the offer for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' play, which has now led to her third Tony nomination.
Due to Trump's plans to eliminate the NEA, a number of workers are resigning, including Greg Reiner, the NEA's director of theatre.
The Public Theater, Actors' Equity, and others are vowing to fight back against the funding cuts.
Darren Criss, Cole Escola, the Operation Mincemeat creators all have multiple chances to win a Tony.
Learn how the artists in the play categories feel about getting nominated in this reaction round-up.
Luigi the Musical will premiere in San Francisco at the Taylor Street Theater.
The new Off-Broadway musical is written by Michael Breslin and Patrick Foley.
Plus, which of his Succession co-stars gave "the best performance I've seen on the stage."
The new musical opened at the James Earl Jones Theatre April 27.
The new musical opened at the James Earl Jones Theatre April 27.
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 annual burlesque event benefits Broadway Cares.
The prequel play to the Netflix series opened on Broadway April 22 at the Marquis Theater.
Sink on going from Stranger Things to John Proctor Is the Villain, and dancing onstage every night.
The director-performer has overseen four shows this season, many of them about love and ambition, while balancing family.
The two actors, who are frequently mixed up, finally met at Death Becomes Her.
They are taking over for Havana Rose Liu and Kristine Froseth, who are departing April 25.
The play by Kimberly Belflower opened on Broadway at the Booth Theatre April 14.
Sadie Sink leads an impressive cast in the new Kimberly Belflower dramedy.
