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The animated short follows Plasma as she attempts to nail an audition that's not going as planned, until the legendary Monsoon steps in to lend wisdom.
The initiative by Worcester native Eric Butler brings Broadway stars to the Massachusetts town.
The festival brings together innovators, creators, and game changers for a series of conversations about shaping culture and influencing the way we live, work, and play.
The production will be modeled similarly to Sleep No More, occupying five floors of a Midtown venue that has been renovated to replicate the Paris Opera House.
The potential Caesars Palace New York casino would be built right above the Minskoff Theatre.
Libin produced more than 250 Broadway, Off-Broadway and touring productions throughout his career, and also served as president of Broadway Cares for 24 years.
Jonathan Cerullo will direct the musical following a resilient Latinx woman reflecting on her life after surviving childhood cancer.
In Robert Harling's beloved Southern classic, women of all ages and backgrounds are brought together in good times and bad.
Jack Feldstein and Paul Doust's musical follows three people who receive a mysterious invitation for New Year's Eve.
Caesars Entertainment's promise to improve the livelihood of Times Square is being questioned within the NYC theatre community.
The season at the downtown theatre will also feature a queer reimagining of Our Town and more.
The cross-disciplinary, multi-week festival will serve as a haven for endangered ideas and international, interpersonal, and artistic exchange.
The heartfelt comedy about old friends, unresolved feelings, and the gravity of coming home features a book by Eric Garcia.
Schwartz was presented the award at the Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala.
Lozano will release Songs By An Immigrant Vol. 3 this summer.
The reading of Christopher Demos-Brown's acclaimed play will be held at the Irish Repertory Theatre.
The Broadway couple revealed their engagement with photos of the proposal on Instagram.
Alumni of the summer institution include Lynn Nottage, John Patrick Shanley, Taylor Mac, and more.
Monda succeeds Casey York in the role, whose leadership guided the League through the last four years of recovery and expansion.
Starring Jean Smart, the work centers on a woman trapped in an abusive marriage who finds possible escape through writing poetry.
The summer will include a new production of Camelot, an acclaimed new play recently staged Off-Broadway, and a world premiere musical.
Franklin will bare all in Be True: My Journey from Breakdown to Breakthrough, described as a "one-man theatrical event."
The auction offerings range from signed records to meet-and-greet experiences with queer artists and allies.
They will receive their statuettes at the Academy's 16th Governors Awards in November.
He joins incoming Co-Artistic Directors Andrew Neisler and Anna Morton Stacey on the executive leadership team.
