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Original musicals Little Red, The Pelican, and Andy, Keith & Jean-Michel will be spotlighted.

Ingrid Griffith is starring in her own work about the pioneering Black politician.

Andrus joins the Broadway advertising agency after holding roles at Lincoln Center Theater, New York City Center, and Paper Mill Playhouse.

Even a performance cancellation can't stop one of Broadway's newest plays from being a top grosser.

See who's helping preview excerpts from developing musicals 90 Seconds and The Only Way Out.

Rema Web, Maria Bilbao, and more will star in the private reading, being presented by Abingdon Theatre Company.

The NYC-based theatrical production company formalizes the creative partnership between Ketner and Regian.

Stuart Ross directs Walter Marks' new work about the late comic, social critic, and satirist.

The Maine-based program hosts a week of writing and community complete with feedback sessions, a recording studio, and more resources.

The Douglas Carter Beane play may be headed for a major revival.

The collection includes cut songs, unproduced teleplays, scrapbooks, recordings, and more.

The program will help get in-development musicals in front of audiences at Open Jar Studios.

The program spotlights stories written by BIPOC playwrights.

Even with a show cancellation, the show's $1.1 million box office is the top take of its run at the Golden.

The blizzard shutdown has now been extended into its second day, with Chicago, Every Brilliant Thing, and more cancelling.

All of Broadway will be dark the evening of February 22 due to a blizzard.

Matinees will still continue, as New York is expected to get one-to-two feet of snow.

Vanessa Williams is leading the London presentation of the suicide awareness play in March.

Writer-actor Kelly Pekar has written Trad, which will get an NYC industry presentation in May.

The annual honor goes to talented composers and playwrights, with past winners including Jonathan Larson, Anaïs Mitchell, and more.

The esteemed prize is annually awarded to exceptional emerging musical theatre writers.

The Obie Award-winning director has been involved with the organization since its inception in 2016.

Broadway Week may be over but the grosses are continuing to increase.

Arpita Mukherjee is directing the new musical from Helen R. Murray and Louis Josephson.

Over 150 food service organizations around the country will benefit from the grants.

With a score of Foreigner hits and a book by Stephen Garvey, the musical will play the Little Theatre on Long Island University’s Brookville campus.

The musical previously played a run at San Diego's Old Globe.

Amalia Yoo, Morgan Scott, and Natalie Rebenkoff are among the actors set to read Carley Lovito's new play.

Smith succeeds Ted Stimpson in the role.

Kenneth Ferrone will direct the reading of the new work from PARKWILD, AJ Smith, Addison Pia, and Sandy Comstock.

Emmy winner Raj Kapoor and Tony Award veterans Sarah Levine Hall and Jack Sussman are taking the reins of Broadway's top honors.

The production, written and directed by Robert Icke, played its final performance February 8 at Studio 54.

Maria Friedman is attached to direct the new musical, featuring a book by novelist Alice Hoffman and Peter Duchan.

Laura Bell Bundy, Briga Heelan, Maurice Williams, and Oscar Williams will star.

The new program is being presented in partnership with Shea Theatricals.

Gunderson's ex-husband, Nathan Wolfe, appeared over 500 times in the documents.

The move is part of a sweeping round of layoffs that reportedly affects 30% of the institution's workforce.

The work played Off-Broadway's The Tank last year with a rotating cast of stage and screen notables.

The new work follows seven immigrants applying for asylum to the United States.

Set in Victorian London, the play reimagines the unique relationship between the great detective and his devoted companion.

The senior producer joins the Patrick Pacheco-hosted program after working at NY1's On Stage.

The Tony-winning producers are launching a new theatrical production and consulting company.

The commission is the first in a new annual initiative from the pre-Broadway incubator.

Ankita Raturi and Carolina Đỗ will both be honored with funds to write and develop a new play.

The Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation will present the Bartlett Sher with the award in March.

Dylan S. Wallach, Abby Goldfarb, and more will star in the David W. Hart play, with Joe Calarco directing.

The new play from actor-writer Michael Fasano will be directed by Beetlejuice's Elliott Mattox.

As Lolo, Pritchard has released such singles as "Not the Drinking," "Not Gonna Let You Walk Away," and "Shine."

Black Theatre United is presenting the evening at the New York Public Library spotlighting the new exhibit on display through February 21.