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Musical theatre's most frightening puppet is still chomping actors nightly.
Clark Gregg, Dylan Baker, Ryan Eggold, and Rachel Ticotin will star with 30 Rock director Don Scardino at the helm.
Danny Robins' thriller is directed by Matthew Dunster and Gabriel Vega Weissman.
Set on the night of the 2026 midterms, the work is making its world premiere Off-Broadway via the Public Theater.
From important new plays to soul-shaking new musicals, fall on Broadway is in full swing.
Stars of the hit Broadway revival visited the digital concert series, performing a selection of sonic thrills.
There were mid-show standing ovations, forgotten matches (and lyrics), and an emotional Lin-Manuel Miranda.
The performance also featured Christine Wanda, Morgan Ashley Bryant, Savannah Lee Birdsong, and Christian McQueen.
The production will move forward with Jonathan Kent at the helm.
The gala production of the Lin-Manuel Miranda-Quiara Alegría Hudes musical is at the Manhattan venue through November 15.
The group will also publish bespoke editions of the works' scripts that include interviews, essays, and production photos.
The international hit musical continues at the Victoria Apollo Theatre.
The evening will support Rockland County non-profits Proyecto Faro and ArtsRock.
Tony Award winner Christopher Ashley is directing the new musical adaptation of Maylis de Kerangal's 2014 novel Réparer les vivants.
No Bad Chords will release via 401 Records November 3.
The Obie winner plays the Headmistress in the hit Jocelyn Bioh play at the Friedman.
The two will play Benedick and Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing on Broadway.
Cole is currently playing a limited engagement as Gil Brentley in the Tony-winning musical at the Belasco.
The weekly series at the speakeasy-themed venue recently celebrated its first anniversary.
Broadway Fans and collectors attended the private shopping experience featuring a performance from Sonya Balsara.
Jay Armstrong Johnson's annual event is raising funds for the Ali Forney Center.
Presented by The American Theatre Wing, the Obies honor the best of Off- and Off-Off-Broadway.
The Maybe Happy Ending electrician is running her first marathon after undergoing gender-affirming surgery as a trans woman.
Ten Broadway stars will join a 25-piece orchestra and the St. Paul the Apostle Choir for the fourth annual holiday concert.
The 11th iteration of the venue’s artist development program seeks to help working artists reinforce the infrastructure of their careers.
