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Dominique Rider will direct Daria Miyeko Marinelli’s interactive work exploring the history of injustice and resistance in Chinatown and NYC's downtown.
The limited run of the international hit features several actors rotating in the roles of Jean Valjean and Javert.
The Cuban pro-baseballer and Latin pop star is headed for the stage.
Matt DiCarlo will direct the stage musical adapted from Darren Stein's film.
The NEW2NY Series, spotlighting developing musicals, will also present Sometimes Love and Nikola Tesla: The Forgotten Genius.
Countless Broadway favorites have played a role (or three) across the beloved musical's history.
Tveit will reprise his Tony-winning performance for the show's final weeks on the boards.
The work will feature South African cellist, Abel Selaocoe, and play as part of the Summer for the City festival.
The Tony-nominated revival continues at Studio 54.
Set for NYC's Laurie Beechman Theatre, the special performance will benefit Orange County, New York's Core Theatre Group.
The ghost with the most is making his London premiere at the Prince Edward Theatre.
The holiday production is returning to the Off-Broadway company after earlier mountings in London and on Broadway.
Director R.J. Cutler's film will feature new interviews and never-before-seen archival footage of the Mary Poppins and Sound of Music star.
The program will give U.S. theatremakers the opportunity to present work at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The 1972 production featured Martin Short, Eugene Levy, Victor Garber, Andrea Martin, Paul Shaffer, and the late Gilda Radner.
Will Blum will direct the limited engagement at The Loft at St. Luke's Theatre.
Ned Van Zandt has written and stars in the dark comedy.
Eustis has served as the company's artistic director for more than two decades.
The new Broadway musical has dropped another track from their upcoming cast album.
The new musical about the 92-year-old Grammy winner will debut in Mississippi.
The London company is also staging a world premiere of a new play by Stuart Slade.
The new musical features songs by Pat Monahan and the band Train.
The international touring production arrives at Radio City Music Hall July 23.
The work will perform for the public at Southwark Playhouse Borough in September.
Cole Escola, Bonnie Langford, Jak Malone, and more will take part in the animal adoption event at St. Paul's Church.
