James Vásquez directs Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes' Tony-winning musical.
Susan V. Booth directs the classic Harold Pinter drama.
Several board members have received termination notices, reportedly in an attempt to install new Trump-led leadership.
The Massachusetts company's newly announced summer season also includes Mario Correa's N/A, Rajiv Joseph's King James, and more.
Alex Brightman, Sara Chase, Kevin Del Aguila, and more star in the satire of Golden Age musicals.
Amended by creator Paul Gordon, the new production will premiere in Dexter, Michigan.
James Vásquez is directing Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes' Tony-winning musical.
The upcoming production marks the first bilingual play presented by Tim Robbins' California theatre company.
Jackson Gay will direct with choreography by Brandon Kelly.
Anna D. Shapiro directs the Michael Frayn farce.
The Manhattan Theatre Club production of Jonathan Spector's play is headed to Washington, D.C.
Matthew Gardiner directs Max Wolf Friedlich's two-hander, seen on Broadway earlier this season.
Berkeley Rep is presenting the new work, adapted from Ali Benjamin's best-selling novel by Keith Bunin.
Attendees can expect a mix of behind-the-scenes stories and Broadway tunes.
Adapted from Silverman's memoir, the musical previously played a 2022 Off-Broadway run at Atlantic Theater Company.
Casey Hushion directs the musical based on the 1988 film.
Based on Cinco Paul's AppleTV+ series, the new Golden Age musical theatre parody is playing Washington, D.C.'s Kennedy Center.
The stage adaptation of the Apple TV+ series is now playing the Kennedy Center.
The former Chicago Med actor is leading a new production at Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago.
The Little Mermaid star is Mama Rose to daughter Delaney Benson's Louise for OFC Creations through February 16.
Artistic Director Hana S. Sharif will stage Karen Zacarías' adaptation.
The Colorado theatre has also announced the return of its Summer Cabaret Series and Solo Flights new works festival.
Alex Brightman, Sara Chase, Kevin Del Aguila, and more are bringing the theatrical Apple TV+ series to the stage.
Bernadette Peters will also appear as a guest artist in the festival's 50th anniversary season.
Steve H. Broadnax III is directing Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' Tony-winning family drama.
Creator Cinco Paul on bringing the Apple TV+ series to the stage, and what he had planned for season 3.
The Keenan and Kel star will play Moonface Martin in the Cole Porter musical for OFC Creations.
Gregg T. Daniel is directing Suzan-Lori Parks' Pulitzer-winning play.
The $10,000 award will support HVS' upcoming production of Dave Malloy's Octet.
Casey Hushion directs the musical based on the 1988 film.
Bartlett Sher will direct Dolly: An Original Musical at Fisher Center for the Performing Arts this summer.
The Rajiv Joseph play will be seen at the New Jersey company beginning March 18.
Cheetah Girls star Adrienne Bailon-Houghton will lead the new Christopher Gattelli-helmed musical at Paper Mill Playhouse.
Matthew Gardiner directs Max Wolf Friedlich's two-hander, seen on Broadway earlier this season.
Eli Bauman's new musical will also benefit families affected by the Los Angeles wildfires.
Tim Dang will direct Terrence McNally's Tony-winning play about the famed opera star's Juilliard master classes.
The annual Festival of the Arts is now in full swing, with special theatre-themed exhibitions and concerts.
The production will mark the return of the Tony nominee to Steppenwolf Theatre Company, rejoining the fold after nearly a decade away.
The stage adaptation of the Apple TV+ will premiere January 31.
The Wicked film star will be presented with the award in February in Massachusetts.
Marcela Lorca directs Marisela Treviño Orta’s new play at the Houston venue.
Also on the roster are She Loves Me, Leader of the Pack, Elf: The Musical, and the return of The Rocky Horror Show.
The stage adaptation of the musical TV series arrives at the Kennedy Center January 31.
The St. Louis venue has announced the complete creative teams for its seven summer productions.
The production is the latest in Likes' mission to bring greater theatrical attention back to his home state.
In FastHorse's play, a collision of friends and foes within the nonprofit sector spirals into a whirlwind of competition, chaos, and comedic revelation.
Sivan Battat is directing Keiko Green's world-premiere play.
The 2025 summer season at the Maine venue will also feature four Broadway musicals.
The three-time Tony nominee is returning to the Michael John LaChiusa musical after starring in its 2011 world premiere.
James Vásquez will direct Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes' Tony-winning musical.