Get a 1st Look at Off-Broadway's Dilaria With These New Production Shots
Alex Keegan directs the new work, which stars Christopher Briney, Ella Stiller, and Chiara Aurelia.
Alex Keegan directs the new work, which stars Christopher Briney, Ella Stiller, and Chiara Aurelia.
Katie Young is the finalist for the honor from the Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation.
Nance Williamson leads the Thornton Wilder play as Dolly Levi.
Kevin Zak's Parent Trap parody is headed to the Orpheum Theatre.
The actor always has three things in her dressing room: Grether's Pastilles, a Mexican flag, and flowers, "for a Flor."
Tony-winning star and writer Cole Escola plays their final performance in the comedy June 21.
The stage and screen star reveals how her Broadway debut in Romeo + Juliet and newly released memoir, Maybe This Will Save Me, are acts of resistance.
Gillies plays Audrey opposite Graham Phillips' Seymour Off-Broadway.
The musical officially opened April 27 at The James Earl Jones Theatre.
Karen Carpenter will direct the new play from McAdoo Greer and Rebecca Reynolds.
After runs in the U.K. and Europe, this fabulous"and glittery"gospel of love is taking its message to New York.
Celebrity participants will include Natalie Venetia Belcon, Erich Bergen, Orville Peck, Jasmine Amy Rogers, Michelle Williams, and many more.
The Broadway and West End favorite recorded the release live at a concert at London's Adelphi Theatre.
The piece is created by real-life dance champions Candace H. Caplin and Ronny Dutra, with choreography by Dutra and U.S. Ballroom Champion Edward Simon.
Their Criminal Queerness Festival got defunded, but that didn't stop this Off-Broadway theatre company.
Salisha Thomas Weiss will moderate a post-show talkback featuring current star Aisha Jackson and more.
The forthcoming work is the first full-length play commissioned by Off-Broadway's Abingdon Theatre Company.
Written by Douglas Lyons and Ethan D. Pakchar, the show comes to NYC via Out of the Box Theatrics.
He joins incoming Co-Artistic Directors Andrew Neisler and Anna Morton Stacey on the executive leadership team.
The circus show comes to NYC from Montreal's physical theatre troupe The 7 Fingers.
This year, Pride Plays is partnering with longtime collaborator Rattlestick Theater to present these works free to the public.
Norm Lewis stars in Lonne Elder III's play via Peccadillo Theater Company, Negro Ensemble Company, and Eric Falkenstein.
The Riverdale star is reuniting with Elizabeth Gillies at the Westside.
The exciting cruise visits Grand Cayman, Cozumel, and Key West.
Makena Reynolds, Teagan Reynolds, and JT Kaufman have penned the new show about the American poet.