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In this new role, Hodges will help create foundational advertising campaign blueprints.
The online program"titled Stage Connect"is part of the company's initiative to create sustainable theatre programs in public elementary schools.
Whitton previously served on the general management team at Second Stage Theater for almost 15 years.
The feel-good musical comedy will play The Mainstage at Players Theatre.
Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman's adaption of the beloved Roald Dahl novel will make multi-week stops across the globe.
Richard Kind and Tom Kitt are among this year's honorees.
Named for the late Actors' Equity Association president, the award recognizes individuals who work to better the lives of actors and stage managers.
After multiple Off-Broadway runs, the pair have returned to their roles in Max Wolf Friedlich's acclaimed psychological thriller, now on Broadway.
Black Broadway Men will offer free dance classes and a panel discussion in association with Black Theatre Coalition and La Pope, Inc.
Playing The Apollo Stages at the Victoria, the encore run features much of the work's original cast, including three-time Tony Nominee Kara Young.
The disability romantic-comedy uses text-to-speech technology to connect its leading couple.
The comedy serves as Larsen's first family-friendly play after a prolific career writing X-rated queer comedies.
The hip-hop work is playing The Apollo Stages at the Victoria following a 2017 run at The Flea.
For each of these three women, the musical marks a personal milestone.
The comedy serves as Larsen's first family-friendly play after a prolific career writing X-rated queer comedies.
Shields' candidacy has been announced on the heels of current president Kate Shindle's decision to opt out of re-election this year.
The disability romantic-comedy uses text-to-speech technology to connect its leading couple.
The evening offered impressive nods to the themes and costumes in the musical, from doll-like dresses to chandeliers.
The evening offered an array of different city styles, from decked-out denim to spray-painted emblems of the Big Apple.
The musical follows Bobby, a Chicagoan whose failed band leads to him returning to corporate America.
The mid-April evening offered variations on gold, purple, and white.
The Nicholas Sparks novel comes to New York with a score by Ingrid Michaelson and a book by Bekah Brunstetter.
The 1960s musical is directed by Robert W. Schneider.
From ruby reds to glimmering greens, the evening was certainly an Oz-ian affair.
Cashmere, Sullivan's partner of four years, popped the question in Paris.
