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The 35-year-old stage manager is about to have a very busy Sunday at the NYC Half Marathon.
The Hedwig Tony winner's recording examines a romantic and co-dependent relationship.
Gilbert and Sullivan's rarely-produced penultimate opera will be revived in April.
She details her pre-show preparation, which takes up her entire day.
Ms. Lapotaire was an acclaimed classical actor, winning the Tony for her performance as Édith Piaf.
The trip included a visit to Willie Watkin's grave, who is a character in the musical.
The album also features a duet with Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson, who will join Groban during his North American tour.
The festival will span venues in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Taraji P. Henson, Thomas Schumacher, Susan Fales-Hill, and Indigenous Film Academy were honored at this year's starry event.
Every donation dropped into a Red Bucket helps provide essential support for people facing illness, hunger and financial hardship.
Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's solo show is at the Hudson.
Directed by Eric Tucker, the production feature four actors inhabiting the 19 roles of Othello.
The Off-Broadway piece explores the small human connections that make up life, focusing on people navigating the complexities of health.
The solo show, with audience participation, is running at the Hudson Theatre.
Aya Ogawa will direct for En Garde Arts.
Lillias White, Raymond J. Lee, Jordan Fisher, and more are slated to perform.
The additions will help strengthen ETF's commitment to supporting theatre education in K-12 schools.
The Mark Rosenblatt play arrives in New York after an acclaimed engagement in London's West End.
Carl Andress will direct the reading for the Project Shaw series.
Cynthia Nixon is directing the one-night-only reading of the Jane Chambers play for the Off-Broadway company.
Her first play in New York is a quirky comedy about nuclear annihilation, and it's getting rave reviews.
The London production of the jukebox musical features a book by Nia T. Hill.
Nygel D. Robinson and Brian Quijada star in the live-looping musical, back for an encore run after premiering via Audible Theater last year.
The musical is a spiritual followup to '60s musical Beehive, and features songs made famous by Gloria Gaynor, Heart, and more.
