Jesse Berger directs Jeffrey Hatcher's adaptation of the Molière classic.

The production is the New York premiere of Pulitzer-winning playwright Donald Margulies’ newest work.

The show is currently running at Off-Broadway's Signature Theatre.

Dominic Cooke directs the George Bernard Shaw play, reuniting with Staunton after their work on Hello, Dolly! and Follies.

Amber Iman, Nick Rashad Burroughs, and Austin Scott star in the Michael Thurber musical, with Saheem Ali at the helm.

The new bioplay by Colman Domingo and Patricia McGregor stars Dulé Hill.

Midori Francis leads the Classic Stage Company, NAATCO, and Transport Group co-production.

The new musical from Michael Breslin and Patrick Foley is running Off-Broadway at the Signature Center.

John Adams' adaptation of Shakespeare's play opened May 12.

The play began performances April 28 at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre.

Thom Yorke has joined forces with co-directors Steven Hoggett and Christine Jones on the new production for Royal Shakespeare Company and Factory International.

Elizabeth Marvel stars as a visionary fashion photographer coming to terms with the power of her own gaze.

The play comes on the heels of a broader cultural conversation about Dahl's work and the prejudice that was embedded in many of his most beloved stories.

Aisha Jackson and Anika Noni Rose lead the revival, with Zhailon Levingston at the helm.

Claus Guth's new production of Richard Strauss' opera opened April 29.

Lonne Elder III's play returns to New York via Peccadillo Theater Company, Negro Ensemble Company, and Eric Falkenstein.

The new musical, based on a true story about a famous corpse, shows that weirdness is still welcomed on Broadway.

The new musical opened at the James Earl Jones Theatre April 27.

The musical's Off-Broadway premiere won the Drama Desk, Off Broadway Alliance, and New York Drama Critics Circle Awards for Best New Musical.

The Bobby Darin musical plays Circle in the Square, with Alex Timbers at the helm.

The Broadway play offers numerous surprises and scares for longtime fans and newcomers to Hawkins, Indiana.

The musical adaptation of the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel plays the London Coliseum.

Jazzy new arrangements, a hilarious new book, eye candy—this Gilbert and Sullivan revival is the very model of a modern major musical.

Tony winner Rupert Holmes has adapted W.S. Gilbert's original libretto, shifting the action to the legendary port city New Orleans.

Playwrights Horizons is presenting the world premiere of Haddad's solo show.