1,973 stories by "Leah Putnam"
Based on the cult novel, the new work will debut at Edinburgh Fringe next month.
Inua Ellams' new and contemporary myth plays New York Theatre Workshop with a roster of Broadway alums starring.
So, you want to see as many Fringe shows as possible. Good news: You can see many of them for free.
With music and lyrics by Sam Wright and a book by Wright and Nicholas Collett, the show is updating the 19th century British tale to modern Tennessee.
Deirdre Kinahan's play makes its stage premiere at Irish Repertory Theatre after being originally broadcast online in 2021.
Playwright Lisa D'Amour on how The Democracy Project tells the story of Federal Hall, and its place in America for over 200 years.
Steve Guttenberg's work will serve as the finale of Bay Street Theater's 2023 Mainstage season.
An old locker room, a bunker"here are some of the most unusual places to see a show at this year's Fringe.
Chicken and Biscuits' Zhailon Levingston and Harlem's Jerrie Johnson will host the event aimed at creating an equitable Broadway.
The solo play about the U.S. president, adapted from his memoirs, is running Off-Broadway.
The cult favorite musical stars John Riddle, Taylor Louderman, Tally Sessions, and more.
Adapting the picture books by Judith Kerr, Mog stops in London as part of a U.K. tour.
Off-Broadway's 59E59 gives shows a space for a pre-festival run ahead of the world's largest arts festival.
The comprehensive app for the world's largest arts festival will let Fringer-goers book tickets and it will even provide random show suggestions with a shake.
She's played Evita and Penny Lane in Almost Famous. Now she's playing someone who is mixed race and demanding to be heard"much like herself.
Gingold Theatrical Group presented the George Bernard Shaw work last fall at Theatre Row.
The Broadway musical and restaurant have also partnered on a dedicated booth.
The Dark Lady will star a cast of Broadway and Off-Broadway favorites at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center's annual event.
Theatre for a New Audience presents the work at Brooklyn's Polonsky Shakespeare Center.
The nightclub musical inspired by Oscar Wilde played Brooklyn's 3 Dollar Bill in 2019.
Bill Irwin, Marin Ireland, Will Brill, Julia Chan, and more star in the production which takes place in a private Manhattan loft.
The musical returns to the story's origins for a Canadian run.
The comedy is based on the true story of a heist attempt on the royal British jewels during the reign of King Charles II.
Provincetown Theater will honor this year's winners at its annual gala.
The production will play in London's West End before transferring to Off-Broadway's The Shed.
