8,106 stories by "Olivia Clement"
Rochette, who performed in the musical on Broadway, stars as Tommy DeVito.
Sydney's Seymour Centre will welcome several Off-Broadway hits in 2020.
Schaubühne Berlin's adaptation of Édouard Louis' acclaimed autobiographical novel opens November 18.
Martin McDonagh's acclaimed dark comedy was recently seen in a sold-out run at Atlantic Theater Company.
The one-night-only benefit reading is at the American Airlines Theatre on Broadway.
Lileana Blain-Cruz directs the Fornés play, in which the audience is split up into groups to experience the story from different perspectives.
The Lin-Manuel Miranda musical will play San Juan a month ahead of the movie's release in cinemas.
Damon Chua's family-friendly adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen story will play Theatre Row.
The acclaimed a cappella chamber musical played an extended run at Off-Broadway's Signature Theatre earlier this year.
Lucy Kirkwood's thriller The Welkin will also be broadcast live from London's National Theatre.
In this sneak peek, the Waitress star performs "Something to Shout About."
The Off-Broadway theatre will present a month-long festival of solo performances, readings, and special events at the Cherry Lane.
Co//ab offers webinars, interactive learning, and individual project feedback for independent storytellers.
The upcoming production from Second Stage finds its full cast.
The inaugural list spotlights rising stars who are shaping the future.
The world premiere at Lincoln Center Theater, directed by Davis McCallum, begins previews November 14.
Dep Kirkland's drama, about an accusation of sexual assault among lawyers, begins at New World Stages.
Atlantic Theater's world premiere, directed by John Ortiz, begins previews November 14.
The musical adaptation of John Carney's indie film, directed by Rebecca Taichman, begins previews November 25.
The solo play, adapted from her acclaimed autobiographical novel, will have its U.S. premiere at Irish Rep.
PlayCo and Clubbed Thumb team up to bring back the new play, in which seven public defenders go on a frenzied quest for the perfect lunch.
The adaptation, set in an American urban wasteland, will play a seven-week run at Hunter College.
The new Lauren Gunderson play, presented by Audible,
The festival will showcase the work of NJ Agwuna, Chika Ike, Rebecca Marzalek-Kelly, Lindsey Hope Pearlman, Ben Randle, Hannah Ryan, and Christian Bakalov.
The landmark Anna Deavere Smith play, written in response to the 1991 Crown Heights riots, is revived at Signature.
