Off-Broadway Week Offering BOGO Tickets Begins February 16
Mexodus, Data, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and more are participating in the program.
Mexodus, Data, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and more are participating in the program.
The Tony-winning Best Musical continues its run at the Belasco.
Robin de Jesús, Jonathan Raviv, Mary Testa, and more star in the new musical from The Lazours.
Arpita Mukherjee is directing the new musical from Helen R. Murray and Louis Josephson.
The company of the rom-com Broadway musical showed off their love for each other.
The rarely produced musical version of Blithe Spirit continues at the Manhattan venue through February 15.
Season four of the HBO series will take place in 1886.
Over 150 food service organizations around the country will benefit from the grants.
The actor plays a child in Ethan Slater and Marshall Pailet's Marcel on the Train Off-Broadway.
Set in 1907 at the height of the Edwardian era, a wild storm shakes a small seaside village to its core.
The Tony-winning Disney favorite has surpassed 11,100 performances in New York.
Savion Glover and Tony Goldwyn are co-directing the new version of the Rodgers and Hart classic at Arena Stage.
Casting is complete for the Stratford East production of Tarell Alvin McCraney's play.
In Beth Henley's new play, audiences enter the mind of Henry Darger, a reclusive janitor whose paintings and writings were only discovered after his death.
Despite needing to cancel shows and community events, the Twin Cities artistic community is playing on.
The upcoming performance will mark Monsoon's return to playing the film icon after an impression on RuPaul's Drag Race made her a challenge winner.
Richard J. Hinds is directing and choreographing the actor-musician production of the Tony-nominated musical.
Reviews are in for the new David Cale solo play directed by Leigh Silverman.
The Mark Rosenblatt play comes to Broadway from London's West End beginning March 11.
Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's solo show will play the Hudson.
The musical based on Iris Dart's novel will debut on Broadway before embarking on a national tour.
Ten theatre students have been selected for the program fostering the next generation of theatre professionals of color.
From spectacle-driven performances to new takes on classic works, travel just over the East River for something truly memorable.
Jessi Kirtley, Brandon Contreras, Amanda Jill Robinson, Julia Knitel, and Jeff Kready will succeed the original West End company.
The stage and screen star is reuniting with director Barry Edelstein after the pair collaborated on Off-Broadway's The Wanderers.