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The Simon Godwin"helmed staging sees Shakespeare's titular Timon re-gendered as female.
Linney's performance will soon be available on platforms such as Audible, Google Play, and more.
The 2020 series will also feature new plays by Shayan Lotfi, Majkin Holmquist, Benjamin Benne, and Nick Mecikalski.
Leslie Odom Jr. and Nicolette Robinson, and Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale will be among the couples performing their favorite songs.
The Sarah Einspanier play, directed by Jaki Bradley, will run in February as part of NYTW's Next Door series.
The Hearth's new production is a play about living with strangers and the things that seem small...until they're not.
See what critics think of the new comedy from Penn & Teller and the Olivier Award"winning creators of The Play That Goes Wrong.
Following a hit, extended run in Glencoe, Illinois, the new musical will play Stage 42.
Ann Harada, George Abud, Lesli Margherita, Lucas Steele, and more are part of the ensemble cast at The Duke.
Composer-lyricist Sheik, who was set to also perform, will focus on his role as part of the creative team.
The biannual promotion returns January 21"February 9.
The married couple will soon be seen at BAM in Simon Stone's contemporary rewrite of Medea.
Artistic director Mark Russell brings us behind the scenes of the two-week 2020 festival.
The 16th annual festival of cutting-edge work takes over the Public Theater and other venues through January 19.
The Broadway actor will be part of the new drama from Starz.
Now in its third run, the show plays the Lucille Lortel.
The British comedian takes on anti-Semitism through humor and the demystification of Judaism in his new Off-Broadway show.
The Noah Haidle play, directed by Vivienne Benesch and presented by Roundabout Theatre Company, will open in April.
The world premiere, at Signature Theatre, begins in February.
Aleš Kot's 2019 graphic novel, a sci-fi action romance, will be adapted for the screen by the Slave Play author.
MCC will present the world premiere of the new play by C.A. Johnson.
The Red Bull Theater production returns for a seven-week run at Hunter College.
Dutch actor Hans Kesting will star in the world premiere of the French author's third book, premiering in Antwerp this spring.
The Tony- and Grammy-nominated actor, singer, comedian, and producer opens up about his latest role on Broadway.
Back for a third run, Novak shares the secret behind making Get On Your Knees a hit.
