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Kritzer will work alongside director Leigh Silverman and choreographer Mayte Natalio on Suffs.
Tony winner Diane Paulus co-directs the adaptation of the acclaimed memoir with Carl.
The club will offer both in-person and virtual programming to engage the theatre community across the nation.
The hip-hop work is headed to The Apollo Stages at the Victoria following a 2017 run at The Flea.
Plus, see producer Hillary Clinton visit the cast.
Bedella will reprise the role he originated in the Manchester production.
Emily Burns directs the work's first U.K. revival since the 1960s.
Edith Wharton's Pulitzer Prize"winning novel is newly adapted by Karen ZacarÃas.
Shaun Kerrison will direct the London concert.
Tony nominee Lucas Hnath directs the part-concert, part-play, featuring monologues performed by computer and songs performed by the playwright.
Joining the league honors artistic and administrative excellence through approval from the LORT Board of Directors, Actor's Equity Association, and more.
The pop musical follows a teenage girl dealing with small politics, romance, and maybe being the new Messiah.
The return, presented by Clubbed Thumb in partnership with New Georges, will be directed by Tara Ahmadinejad.
The production is from The 1491, an intertribal sketch comedy troupe.
Emily Burns directs the work's first U.K. revival since the 1960s.
Tony nominee Lucas Hnath directs the part-concert, part-play, featuring monologues performed by computer and songs performed by the playwright.
The new musical follows two perpetually single friends in the age of Tinder...and Bumble, and Grindr, and Hinge.
This year's Harmony Gala will also honor the not-for-profit The Ali Forney Center.
The show will resume performances February 14.
All tickets available at the box office in a limited time period will be sold for $19.85.
Dominic Dromgoole is directing the new moral thriller from Paul Grellong, centering on a Harvard professor who invites a white nationalist to his yearly symposium at the college.
The Nicholas Sparks novel comes to New York with a score by Ingrid Michaelson and a book by Bekah Brunstetter.
The Nicholas Sparks novel comes to New York February 10 with a score by Ingrid Michaelson and a book by Bekah Brunstetter.
The acclaimed comedian and POTUS star will play the downtown venue on Easter Sunday.
The television series follows a young Puerto Rican girl living in The Bronx.
