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Martin Crimp (Cyrano de Bergerac)'s contemporary-verse adaptation played the National's Lyttelton.
Hunter Foster directs the Larry Gelbart, Cy Coleman, and David Zippel musical.
The professional development program for theatre producers and managers is a joint project of The Broadway League and TDF.
Eugene O'Neill's expressionist masterpiece is returning to the Irish Repertory Theatre.
Colin Ryan, Xander Pang, Telly Leung, and Paolo Montalban are leading the musical's West End bow.
Montego Glover, Robert Sean Leonard, and Jean Lichty lead the production for La Femme Theatre.
Performances will begin at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in September.
Rob Ashford is directing and choreographing the work, adapted from Moyoco Anno's graphic novel, Off-Broadway.
The hit West End revival continues at the Kit Kat Club.
The recording will feature songs from the new Edinburgh Fringe-bound musical about the historic poetess and queer icon.
Raúl Esparza, Lily Rabe, Chuck Cooper, and more star in the Central Park production.
Transferring from sold-out runs from London to Los Angeles, the play brings the 2007 screen horror favorite to the stage.
Lonny Price is directing the new revival of the musical adaptation of the 1987 film.
Still, Bill will recount the artist's journey from South Dakota to becoming a two-time Tony Award nominee.
Thanks to DJ Murphy, you can finally get these special tracks into your earbuds.
Thanks to DJ Murphy, you can finally get these special tracks into your earbuds.
The three-time Tony winner will offer A Life in Notes at 92NY.
The Tony-nominated revival finished its run August 8 at the Broadhurst.
The 11-time Grammy winner will play the iconic venue alongside daughter and Basura co-creator Emily Estefan.
The annual program sends kids 18 and under to Broadway for free, with accompanying restaurant discounts and in-theatre activites.
The famed guitarist previously performed on the show's single "Have to Have You".
Kaye began his career in musical theatre, and recently returned to the artform as King Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar.
Adapted by Damon Horowitz, the piece reimagines Shakespeare's masterpiece with audience members playing the troubled prince.
The North American tour will feature direction and choreography recreated by Abbey O’Brien.
The long-running family favorite opened at New World Stages in 2007.
