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The new musical, by David Lindsay-Abaire and Jeanine Tesori, will star Victoria Clark as a teen girl who ages too quickly.
Before leading her first Broadway musical in "Paradise Square," she had long deferred to others in the rehearsal room " until she realized how much she has to share.
We spoke to four playwrights " JC Lee, Charly Evon Simpson, Bryna Turner and Ana Nogueira " whose new shows invite audiences to laugh (even if some laughs catch in the throat).
The creative reuse center Materials for the Arts is working with the Joyce Theater and Karen Brooks Hopkins, the former BAM president, to distribute dance shoes at no cost.
In "An Untitled Love," an hourlong show at BAM, Abraham and his dancers turn the stage into a house party set to D'Angelo tracks.
Daniel K. Isaac, a theater actor with a steady gig on the series "Billions," is appearing at the Public in Lloyd Suh's play "The Chinese Lady."
Creative adaptations of "Wuthering Heights" and Ionesco's "The Chairs" grapple with death and feature inclusions of the coronavirus and performance artists.
The actor will be making his New York stage debut with Jamie Lloyd's Olivier Award-winning production, coming in April to the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
In an uncategorizable new musical, "Black No More," the rapper Tariq Trotter investigates Black identity " a matter that has occupied his whole career.
L-E-V, led by Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar, returns to the Joyce Theater with an evening-length work.
Enda Walsh's play, which had its U.S. premiere at the Irish Arts Center, stars two sisters who play different versions of the same character.
Long Wharf Theater, a regional nonprofit on New Haven's waterfront, is ending a long, bumpy chapter there, hoping to expand access and reduce costs.
After nearly six decades and many false starts, the musical is returning to Broadway, with Beanie Feldstein taking on the role that made Barbra Streisand a star.
In a rich new play by Sanaz Toossi, four Iranians and their language teacher find second selves in a second tongue.
In his evening-length work coming to BAM, Abraham wanted to focus on celebration and joy in Black culture, "the way we love and love on each other."
Daniel Craig and Ruth Negga head to Broadway in "Macbeth," while "Fat Ham" and "Misdemeanor Dream" aim to lend contemporary context to classic plays.
New productions of American plays that debuted between 1942 and 2002 offer glimpses into the world in which they first emerged " and into ours.
Happenstance Theater traps five pretentious aristocrats in a comedy of bad manners that could use more luster and more bite.
The actress, who has played Persephone in "Hadestown" in three countries and four productions, is leaving to join a new "Macbeth" on Broadway.
The musical, which closed temporarily last month as the Omicron variant spread, had hoped to reopen in March.
With collaborators like Miranda July and Evan Rachel Wood, Angela Trimbur stands out among social-media-savvy choreographers whose accessible movement found audiences during the pandemic.
The playwright Sanaz Toossi on her two comedies about Iranian women, both debuting this season: "English" and "Wish You Were Here."
Paul Lazar and friends recite and move to (most of) Cage's 90 one-minute stories from "Indeterminacy," with serendipitous alignments between words and gestures.
For a cultural critic, a sense of humor is integral to his Jewish identity. But these dark times raise existential questions about comedy and its uses.
After 22 years, Teresa Reichlen, a "low-key" Hitchcock blonde, steps into her next chapter: motherhood and running a gallery.
