Sutherland will play a hitman engaging in a theological discussion with a priest (Hurt) about why his victims deserved death.
The series, which was filmed in New York in December, will consist of 10 five-to-seven-minute webisodes.
An Emmy Award winner for his work as actor and producer of the Fox series "24," Sutherland will make his Broadway debut later this season in a revival of The Championship Season. Hurt is an Academy Award nominee for "The Elephant Man" and "Midnight Express."
Darren Criss, James Monroe Iglehart, and other Broadway stars share their holiday favorites.
Due to the expansive nature of Off-Broadway, this list is not comprehensive.
Off-Broadway's Public Theater is presenting the new take on the James Joyce work as part of the 2026 Under the Radar Festival.
The new take on the Shakespearean tragedy focuses on a British South Asian family in modern-day London.
Jon Stewart, Gracie Lawrence, and more star in the new Simon Rich compendium at the Nederlander Theatre.
The international hit jukebox musical continues at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
The West End revival, which recently celebrated its 1,500th performance, welcomed a host of new artists September 22 at the Kit Kat Club.
A new scholarship will send three young writers to the 2026 International Thespian Festival to work directly with Playbill on coverage of the week-long event.
The pop star will again be singing songs by frequent NSYNC collaborator Max Martin in a limited engagement of the touring production next year.
