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The new dream-documentary play by Corinne Donly will receive its world premiere, produced by Dillon, in October.
A journey through Shakespeare and race, Cobb performs his solo work at the Cherry Lane Theatre beginning August 27.
The new play will is part of the museum's ongoing Works & Process series.
John Austin will play a man fighting to erase his past in the new drama about privacy in the Internet age.
The new comedy, set entirely in a working kitchen, will premiere Off-Broadway in the fall.
The Broadway play's first stop will be the National Theatre in the fall.
Jonathan Hogan, Richard Gallagher, Deborah Hedwall, and more will be part of the La MaMa production, helmed by Evan Yionoulis.
The Tony-nominated play, which opened at the Hayes Theater in March, wraps up its acclaimed and extended run.
The Ma-Yi production marks the first time a musical created by Filipino-Americans is presented Off-Broadway.
The new technology-driven work, directed by Rubén Polendo, explores houses and the places they hold in our lives.
The Men on Boats playwright pushes past patriarchal clichés in her time-hopping new comedy at Playwrights Horizons.
Bess Wohl's play, about the mysteries of childhood and the things that haunt us forever, will play an extra week.
Inspired by true events from the 1950s and '60s, the play features a live jazz band that will improvise nightly.
The play, about the Columbine school shooting, is part of The Drama Club NYC's upcoming season.
The Boys in the Band actor will star in the Signature Theatre production of Fires in the Mirror, directed by Saheem Ali.
Producer Scott Rudin is developing the American adaptation.
Eric Tucker will direct the Arthur Miller drama Off-Broadway this fall.
The annual awards recognize artistry on the Broadway, Off-Broadway, and Off-Off-Broadway stages.
The adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler's Professor Bernhardi plays the Almeida Theatre.
In her new play, the writer and actor gets candid about life, love, and sex.
American Idol finalist Anoop Desai, Kyle Robinson, Debbie Christine Tjong, and more join the world premiere Off-Broadway.
The production will be the first from the new NYC-based company The COOP, founded by Andrus Nichols.
The initiative, which returns in September, offers $20 tickets to select Off-Broadway shows, 20 minutes prior to curtain.
The James Lapine, Tom Kitt, and Michael Korie musical is inspired by three well-known artists who, in the 1950s, experimented with LSD.
The new play replaces Billy Porter's previously scheduled solo show, Untitled Sex Project.
