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"Barbara Cook: Then and Now," inspired by a coming book of the same name, begins performances on April 13.
Mr. Etchells is the artistic director of Forced Entertainment, a British theater troupe.
The Yiddish-language operetta had a successful Off Broadway run in November.
Estelle Parsons will perform in a new comedy about four women who meet in Paris for the funeral of a 100-year-old man they all loved.
Garen Scribner, who performs in lieu of Mr. Fairchild twice a week, will take over beginning March 15.
This year's prize focused on theater artists.
Colin Connor, a former soloist with Limón Dance Company who went on to a career in choreography and education, returns, to the foundation.
Tickets for a triple bill by Paul Taylor American Modern Dance on March 15 will cost $5.
The Center for Arts Education names Lisa Robb as its new executive director.
The space, at Lincoln Center, will roughly double its number of free performances in 2016 in a makeover that includes the introduction of new recurring programs.
The show is to begin performances on March 31 at the Longacre Theater, and opening night is scheduled for April 21.
The winners, 46 in all, each receive $50,000 in funding, as well as $45,000 worth of career development services.
Her appointment comes with the retirement in April of the current artistic director, Franco De Vita.
An online lottery for $10 tickets to 'Hamilton' caused the website to crash on Tuesday.
The two have created their dances as part of Women Who Move Us, a program new to Dance Theater of Harlem.
The Kitchen will present an ambitious, months-long show that traces the evolution of art-making for the past 50 years in its season.
The interactive show reopened the Diamond Horseshoe nightclub under the Paramount Hotel.
Ramin Karimloo, Cheyenne Jackson and Sierra Boggess will be part of the two-night production in February.
The French Institute Alliance Française will bring music, dance, theater and circus events to various venues in New York City from March 4 through April 3.
Among those scheduled to appear are Jake Gyllenhaal, Greta Gerwig, Alec Baldwin and Tony Kushner.
After a reconstruction decades in the making, this Yiddish-language operetta, which was a hit when it had its premiere in 1923, is about to have its first fully staged production.
MCC Theater is presenting Noah Haidle's play.
Two of the nominated dancers are from the corps of American Ballet Theater and three of the five actors nominated are from Deaf West Theater's Broadway revival from "Spring Awakening."
Misty Copeland, a principal dancer with American Ballet Theater, is expected to release her third book, "Ballerina Body," in early 2017.
The series "City Center Encores! Unscripted," will consist of three talks and performances that will be streamed live online, and later made available as videos and podcasts.
