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The Broadway show has also announced a ticket discount for the January event.
Theatre for a New Audience has extended Denis Johnson's dark comedy Des Moines.
The Tony winner isn't the only Broadway alum joining the series starring Kathryn Hahn.
Available for free, the streamed evening features special appearances by Tamron Hall and Denise Littlefield Sobel, and several dance performances.
The playwright's Public Obscenities will soon make its world premiere at Soho Rep.
The Tony-winning regional theatre launches the program with The Snow Goose by Scott Gilmour and Claire MacKenzie, and Little Miss Perfect by Joriah Kwamé.
Off-Broadway's The Tank will present the world premiere in 2023.
Presented by Broadway Podcast Network, the season will feature works by Harriet Beecher Stowe, W.E.B Du Bois, Joyce Carol Oates, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and more.
The autobiographical solo show about being a queer child and their family transfers to the Ambassadors Theatre.
Non-binary, Black, and plus-sized, Jones brings Belle into the modern age. And in red Doc Martens, no less.
Members of the Broadway and entertainment communities have come out to support the show, currently in its final week on Broadway.
Bruce Norris' drama exploring the boundaries of justice and forgiveness, currently making its New York premiere, was previously extended to December 22.
The indie rock musical features music and lyrics by Jocelyn Mackenzie and Jeremy Lloyd Styles with a book by Sarah Gancher.
Denis Johnson's dark comedy stars Hari Nef, Tony nominees Michael Shannon and Johanna Day, Heather Alicia Simms, and Arliss Howard at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center.
The Chicago film star is the latest in a roster of stage and screen favorites buying out performances in support of the Broadway show.
The new musical has a Broadway alum-studded cast for its world premiere.
The co-creators have shared a video about lines from the international hit musical, including Moss' favorite.
Izzard plays every character in the solo show adaptation of Charles Dickens' famous novel.
Chalfant performed the solo show based on Joan Didion's work in New Yorkers' living rooms this past fall in a sold-out run.
The Broadway alum brings two concerts to Carnegie Hall.
Denis Johnson's dark comedy about chance events plays Off-Broadway at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center.
Perforned in Bangla and English, the show explores the limits of language and what it means to live in translation.
The Olivier nominee will make his U.S. stage debut performing in his genre-defying work.
Mayor Eric Adams and Department of Cultural Affairs Commissioner Laurie Combo have announced $58 million in awards for 1,070 organizations.
The Whale director is working on plans to turn the Oscar-nominated film into a stage work.
