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Two-time Tony winner Victoria Clark is directing the rarely seen musical for City Center Encores!
Two-time Tony winner Victoria Clark is directing the rarely seen musical for City Center Encores!
Star-led plays are officially the season's most reliable top earners.
The pair, who play Seymour and Audrey, respectively, are expected to return for the March 19 performance.
The new play from Tony-winning playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins opened at the Hayes March 17, with Phylicia Rashad at the helm.
Katie Thompson, Heath Saunders, Philippe Arroyo, and more will lead the cast, part of Prospect Musical's IGNITE Festival.
Gail Kriegel's new play follows a family affected by mental illness.
The play, which explores themes of isolation, survival, and societal breakdown through the lens of a digital blackout, was first written in 2000.
The Kennedy Center national tour of the children's musical was abruptly canceled last month.
Recognizing both Broadway and Off-Broadway productions, nominees will be revealed in April.
The six-time Emmy nominee begins a limited engagement in the Cole Escola play March 18.
Celebrate a true living Broadway legend as he turns 98 today.
Sarna Lapine will direct the Hacks Emmy winner in Jamie Wax's solo play.
Robert Downey Jr. starred in the work's Broadway premiere last year.
Celebrate a true living Broadway legend as he turns 98 today.
Kevin Bradley has been elevated to senior vice president of arts and culture.
Comer's performance earned her the 2022 Olivier Award for Best Actress, and the 2023 Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Play.
Alexander Lincoln and Omari Douglas will star in Harrison David Rivers' play.
The Jason Robert Brown musical comes to the Main Stem with Whitney White at the helm.
Cole Escola's wacky comedy continues its run at the Lyceum Theatre.
The new play from Tony-winning playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins opened at the Hayes March 17, with Phylicia Rashad at the helm.
If you like family dramas with a refreshingly nuanced lens and a fair share of laughs, this new play from Tony winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins is for you.
The show is running Off-Broadway at the Lucille Lortel Theatre.
Ms. D'Andrea was one of only six actors from the original Broadway cast to appear in the 1960 film adaptation.
Tony and Pulitzer winner Tracy Letts will pen the book, with David Cromer directing.
Andy Einhorn and Daryl Waters recreated the show's 1959 orchestrations, while creating some new flourishes of their own.