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The solo show will play the Edinburgh Festival Fringe following a recent engagement at Matchbook Fest.
The solo show will play the Edinburgh Festival Fringe following a recent engagement at Matchbook Fest.
The new work will kick off Playwrights Horizons' 2026-2027 season.
Audible Theater is bringing SIX director Jamie Armitage's play to the Minetta Lane for a limited engagement this fall.
New works from Aurin Squire, Harley Elias, Carmen Pelaez, and more will play the Florida company.
"By breaking the rules of cabaret form, this concert highlights the exquisite formal structure in Sondheim’s work," says Owens.
I Want to Play the Villain! will bring stage-themed logic puzzles to all major gaming platforms.
Davis' casting follows the recent departure of Geno Segers.
Segers' casting had been met with instant concern and criticism due to anti-trans rhetoric he had expressed in videos online.
The corny musical comedy will hit the road once more in 2027.
The work is coming to the Daryl Roth Theatre this fall after two runs in London.
The acclaimed Southern Californian theatre will offer the world premiere musical in partnership with the Breathe Project this fall.
Jack Dentinger will direct Bixby Elliot's play that follows a tech startup on the verge of success or possible collapse.
The SNL favorite will join the Cole Escola comedy in September.
Ruben Santiago-Hudson will direct the production at Lincoln Center Theater.
Hunter Foster directs the Larry Gelbart, Cy Coleman, and David Zippel musical.
The hit jukebox musical recently played its 1,500th performance at the Sondheim.
The reading of the 1983 film, a benefit for The Center at West Park, will also feature Marisa Tomei, Matthew Broderick, and more.
The film version of Anaïs Mitchell's musical is poised to overtake the Hamilton film's total grosses.
Founding Artistic Director Evan Pappas will be succeeded by Tommy Ranieri.
Producers Thomas Laub and Alyah Chanelle Scott are looking for work from early-career playwrights.
The Hacks scene stealer on the "freedom in being bratty" and why her Christian faith isn't a bit.
The performance took place at RiseNY's balcony overlooking Times Square, part of the Playbill Torch Song series.
The two-time Tony winner will be joined by Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel to discuss our current ultra-polarized world.
The new play from L.B. Browne follows a family obsessed with preparing for doomsday as a U.S. presidential election looms.
September L. Davis: The Apology Tour will play Studio Seaview this fall.