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Joe Curnutte stars in the title role of Eno's Peer Gynt-inspired new work.
The new musical by Mike Lew, Rehana Lew Mirza and Sam Willmott rounds out the 2020 season.
The new family comedy from the playwright-actor, seen on Broadway in Beautiful, celebrates its opening night March 6.
Mariama Diallo's new film will also star Zoe Renee and Regina Hall.
The free, touring Mobile Unit production will visit all five boroughs in the spring.
Juson Williams stars as the jazz legend in the Christopher Renshaw-helmed project.
The co-world premiere, directed by May Adrales, is the next chapter in the playwright's autobiographical trilogy.
Lee's critically acclaimed bilingual nightmare play, now running at A.R.T./New York, will close March 21.
The limited run, from Audible Theater, continues through March 7 at The Minetta Lane.
The production opens March 5 in the Belasco following successful runs Off-Broadway and in the West End.
Lansbury replaces Craig Bierko in the Off-Broadway run at New York City Center.
The lineup also includes a new Seagull, a Tarell Alvin McCraney-Robert O'Hara collaboration, and plays by Vichet Chum, Donnetta Lavinia Grays, and Bess Wohl.
The show will detail the true story behind one of NYC's most lauded food trucks"built by a group of previously incarcerated youth.
The new play by the Pulitzer Prize"winning writer begins previews in a world premiere from New York Theatre Workshop.
The Jenna Worsham"helmed premiere marks the professional playwriting debut of Fila-Rican playwright Santiago
The upcoming production at NYC's The Shed is part of Rankine's ongoing investigation into white male privilege.
Check out the latest round of industry hires around the country.
The new musical, directed by Tony winner Rebecca Taichman, will begin previews later this month.
In this exclusive behind-the-scenes look, Duncan Sheik and Kyle Jarrow open up about their haunted new musical at 59E59.
The Slave Play playwright will also develop a pilot and will return to Euphoria as a co-producer.
Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen's docu-play, with music by Steve Earle, shines a light on the 2010 Upper Big Branch mine explosion.
Margaret Colin, Gregg Edelman, Ilana Levine, and more star in the Lynne Meadow"helmed world premiere from MTC.
Prebble's A Very Expensive Poison wins the annual prize and Aleshea Harris is given rare Special Commendation for What to Send Up When It Goes Down.
Novak's acclaimed evening of stand-up and theatre will be seen in Boston, Austin, Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, and more.
The Ensemble Studio Theatre and Radio Drama Network production will begin performances in April.
