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The Jake Brasch play comes to the Atlantic Theater Company beginning February 5.
Scott Elliott will direct the revival of the 1923 play for The New Group.
The new musical is part of the newly revealed upcoming season, the inaugural programmed by Beane as the company's artistic director.
This year's event will feature two staged readings of full-length plays, directed by Zoë Adams and Irvin Mason, Jr.
The musical, inspired by Keys' own life, opened at the Shubert Theatre in 2024.
"I get to show the relatability of these characters that transcends race."
The limited engagement of the Edward Albee play begins January 15 in New Jersey.
The upcoming tour is based on the 2025 Stratford-upon-Avon production directed by Rupert Goold.
Cameron Mackintosh's hit revival continues at the Gielgud Theatre.
The charity event will raise funds for early cancer detection.
The New Hope, Pennsylvania, theatre company will stage a mix of new productions and Broadway classics.
Erica Schmidt's play opens January 15 at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre Off-Broadway.
Along with starring, Abud has adapted and directed the production, newly titled 3Penny Opera.
The work follows a young woman as she attempts to claim the land of her childhood following the death of her father.
The show is inspired by the former D Generation frontman's upcoming memoir, Almost Grown.
The Hamilton-inspired podcast invites listeners "one last time" with final episodes featuring Tony Award winning creator Lin-Manuel Miranda
After nine months of patiently waiting for a moment that could have never come, this standby is now enjoying his first week of performances as Bobby Darin.
Laiona Michelle will direct Shayan Lofti's two-person play for the George Street Playhouse.
The Wicked film co-stars will reunite in 2027.
The pair are currently making their Broadway debut with the 2025 Best Musical Tony winner at the Belasco.
The hit Disney musical continues at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
The Matthew Lombardo comedy is headed to Boston's Huntington.
The Tony-winning musical will welcome a new set of leading players to the Walter Kerr Theatre.
The Chicago-based arts funding organization will award 50 artists across the nation with unrestricted $50,000 cash prizes.
Jeremy Jordan has also set his final performance date in the new musical at the Broadway Theatre.
