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A variety of new work development and conferences are slated for the Connecticut institute's summer programming.
In addition to U.K. dates, the tour of the hit musical is also expected to play engagements in Canada and Australia.
The Call Me Izzy playwright's newest work will be directed by Livy Scanlon.
The Mark Rosenblatt play was filmed during its London premiere with the full principal cast currently performing in it on Broadway.
Rose Byrne, Kelli O'Hara, and more star in Noël Coward comedy at the Todd Haimes Theatre via Roundabout Theatre Company.
The screen favorite will take over Cole Escola's hit comedy beginning in July.
Juliana Canfield, King Princess, and more star in the new play with music from Martyna Majok at the Public.
The beloved annual Broadway concert is streaming for free.
The latest box-office data is the first since Tony nominations dropped May 5.
The project, part of the Next Stage Campaign, will preserve the character of the venue while modernizing it for audiences and artists.
He's currently nominated for a Tony Award for his 1920s-themed set for Fallen Angels.
Mr. Schmoll's work was recently seen Off-Broadway in Bigfoot! the Musical.
The release of the Emmy-winning filmed version of the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical will include a new documentary.
The star-studded event—featuring members of the original cast and band—will benefit Broadway Cares.
Everyone's favorite “friend of” is starring in The Adding Machine, trading in Beverly Hills for an Off-Broadway theatre.
This comedy is a wild ride, not for the faint of heart or people without a funny bone.
The play stars two-time Oscar winner Adrien Brody opposite recent Golden Globe nominee Tessa Thompson.
The annual honors recognize educators, administrators, researchers, advocates, alumni, and schools for work in theatre education.
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The new production of Eric Bentley’s 1972 drama will play New York City Center Stage I.
The Grammy-winning satirist is working with Beetlejuice and Gutenberg! writers Scott Brown and Anthony King on the project.
A recent fire has temporarily canceled performances of the Tony-winning musical, the long-time tenant of the Eugene O'Neill Theatre.
Matthew Gardiner directs the Stephen Schwartz-Roger O. Hirson musical.
The Emmy nominee was a longtime Broadway baby, with a stage career spanning 46 years.
Francesca Zambello directs the Leonard Bernstein-Stephen Sondheim-Arthur Laurents classic.
