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The A Bronx Tale actor will play Marianne Laine in the Bob Dylan musical's North American premiere.
The company's newest project is part performance, part art installation, created from three years of research and interviews.
The actor, currently onstage in On a Clear Day You Can See Forever Off-Broadway, is the star, writer, director, and producer of the new comedy.
Tony nominee Brooks and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt star Burgess play a couple of adorable rock creatures in the animated series.
Stephen Sharkey's adaptation finds its cast.
This year's finalists include Chisa Hutchinson, Gracie Gardner, and KPOP composer Helen Park.
The Lazarus and Dexter star will perform the monologue play by Will Eno this fall.
They join the previously announced Shakina Nayfack and Shaina Taub in the one-night-only event at the Delacorte in Central Park.
Producing director since 2007, Whitener became executive director earlier this year.
The Hamilton star will perform songs from Fearless: B Sides at the downtown venue this fall.
The musical from Joe Iconis and Joe Tracz took a never-before-seen path to its sold-out Off-Broadway run.
The Spanish-language theatre has become a landmark and now celebrates its 50th anniversary season.
Playbill chats with the cast and creative team of the new comedy thriller.
Michael Fentiman’s new production stars Fehinti Balogun and Olivier Award winner Sophie Thompson, among others.
The Joel Grey-helmed production, which stars Jackie Hoffman, Steven Skybell, and Mary Illes, will continue through October 25.
The new solo comedy from the writer, actor, and filmmaker is now playing at the Cherry Lane Theatre.
The touring production will be the inaugural show of the Mobile Unit National.
The world premiere of Rags Parkland Sings the Songs of the Future will kick off the theatre’s new season in September.
Harris will succeed Diana Rigg, who will depart September 9.
Casting for the project, in its final stages of development, is now underway.
The Mint Theater production will play a limited run at Theatre Row.
See Nikki M. James, Shaina Taub, Ato Blankson-Wood and more in the free Shakespeare in the Park production.
The program, previously called 30 Under 30, is now called 30 Under 35.
The production, which debuted on the West Coast this year, will be the inaugural production of Hunter's new Theater Project.
Alexi Kaye Campbell’s play will debut at Roundabout this fall following its West End run.
