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Telling the story of the boxing champion and humanitarian, the Broadway-aimed Ali will feature a book by Clint Dyer and score by Teddy Abrams.
Lyndsey Turner's Olivier-nominated take on the Arthur Miller play is transferring to the West End this summer.
Derry Girls' Siobhán McSweeney and Louisa Harland star alongside Alison Oliver, BláithÃn Mac Gabhann, and Justine Mitchell as five sisters loving and surviving in a small Irish vill…
Tony nominee Christiane Noll, David Burtka, Carey Cox, and Gabe Fazio star in the Theatre Row production.
The new musical will debut as part of The Fisher Center at Bard's SummerScape 2023
This year's 14 stage directors will be formally introduced at the 89th Annual Drama League Awards.
The Elizabethan comedy plays Off-Broadway's Lucille Lortel Theatre starring a Broadway alum-studded cast.
The midtown public park has announced its summer lineup for the free festival series Picnic Performances.
After playing Edinburgh Fringe, Soho Theatre, and the West End's Ambassadors Theatre, the comedy work will play Off-Broadway's Greenwich House Theater this summer.
Previews are underway for Red Bull Theater and Fiasco Theater's production of the Elizabethan comedy.
Lea Salonga, A.J. Shively, Liz Callaway, Quentin Earl Darrington, and more are performing at the one-night-only benefit.
The Bertolt Brecht work has been adapted by Nina Segal.
On April 12, Playbill hosted a party to introduce the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to New York City's leading theatre producers.
Featuring a book by Jenny Stafford with music and lyrics by Artie Sievers, the work is based on the true story of female convicts who became radio stars in '30s Texas.
The platinum-selling music artist explains how she wanted to be on Broadway because "the best performers are here on Broadway."
Set in a Delhi home on the eve of a wedding, the pending nuptials are in jeopardy as family secrets begin to come out.
Tom Nelis, Ashley Perez Flanagan, George Abud, Starr Busby, and more have been announced for the posthumous debut of composer Elizabeth Swados' musical.
Go inside opening night for James Ijames' Black and queer Shakespeare reinvention with cast interviews and celebrity arrival photos featuring Lupita Nyong'o, Sandra Oh, and more.
Netflix is producing the screen adaptation with stars from this season's Broadway revival.
Natalie Paris, who originated the role of Jane Seymour, also joins the road company.
The evening will honor Kelly Fowler Hunter and Tony winner Doug Wright.
Porter is co-writing the screenplay about the Black, gay writer and civil rights activist with Dan McCabe.
Cast members Charlene Boyd, Ewan Black, and Natali McCleary first prepare audiences for the immersive show by asking them to rip up napkins.
The musical tells the story of singer-songwriter Neil Diamond who retired from touring after being diagnosed with Parkinson's.
Two gay medical students navigate love and their careers in the new play headed for New York City Center.
