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Zane Phillips, Pete Zias, Aaron Jackson, and James Cusati-Moyer will co-star in the farce about the murder of a throuple-mate.
The theatrical production company is an Olivier and Tony winner.
Find out what it's like starring in one of Broadway's funniest"and undeadliest"new musicals.
The Off-Broadway return of the William Finn-Rachel Sheinkin musical begins in November.
The six-time Tony winner stars as Rose in the Arthur Laurents-Jule Styne-Stephen Sondheim musical.
The late Color Purple co-songwriter is also known for her work in the pop world, including the theme song to Friends and Earth, Wind & Fire's "September."
Tamika Lawrence, Tiffany Mann, Latrice Pace, and Sheléa Melody McDonald are amongst the artists bringing the Ain't No Mo' writer and star's latest to The Public.
Broadway's next spate of A-listers are getting ready to trod the boards.
Steven Boyer, Christian Conn, Ismenia Mendes, and Sarah Stiles will star in the Shakespearean fan sequel, with Brian Isaac Phillips directing.
Winners, to be announced in the coming weeks, will be honored at a September ceremony at Gracie Mansion.
The group manages the EOGT winner's body of work, including The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Evita.
New Georges is partnering with LCT3 and The Bushwick Starr on the production, which will again be directed by Sarah Cameron Hughes.
As usual, Broadway favorites abound in the upcoming new season of the New York-set murder mystery serial.
The original work follows a young woman who inherits the family glue business.
The new work from Vaheed Talebian will be performed this week in NYC.
It's "here we go again" over at the Winter Garden as the ABBA musical makes a triumphant return.
The Prince film will come to the stage in a world premiere bow later this year.
Jessica Stone will direct the musical adaptation of Noël Coward's Blithe Spirit in 2026.
The honor puts lots of Tesori programming on the arts center's newly announced 2025-2026 season, including a Deaf Broadway performance of her musical Violet.
Joan is written by Daniel Goldstein, and the late comedian's daughter Melissa Rivers is executive producing.
The stage and screen star will reunite with director Barry Edelstein after the pair collaborated on Off-Broadway's The Wanderers.
Katie Rose Clarke, Carrie St. Louis, and Quinn Titcomb lead the biomusical as Parton at different stages of her storied career.
Miranda Raison will co-star in the bioplay tracking Victorian stage luminaries Henry Irving and Ellen Terry.
What to know about Broadway's hottest comedy, written by Tony winner Cole Escola.
The follow-up to The Play That Goes Wrong sees the Cornley Drama Society take on the J.M. Barrie classic to disastrous results.
