The award is presented to a director or choreographer who has demonstrated great accomplishment and deep investment in a particular community or region.
The exhibit will focus on Black playwrights, librettists, lyricists, and composers across generations.
Tamara Tunie will direct the solo play from Elizabeth Dewberry.
The American Theatre Wing's $100,000 grants have been issued to five regional theatre companies.
The Pantages, owned and operated by The Nederlander Organization, is splitting the donation among five organizations.
The play from The Wish Collective is now available to download, perform, stage, and adapt for free.
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The former Second Stage Theater space will continue to operate as an Off-Broadway theatre.
Reed Birney will lead the cast of the new work from Blake DeLong.
Choldin comes to the Off-Broadway company after tenures at Theatre Calgary and Pig Iron Theatre Company.
The move follows a breakdown in negotiations between the Off-Broadway company and IATSE, through which the company's backstage workers unionized in 2024.
Micah Young also music directs the evening of selections from his new musical.
UTR is currently celebrating both its 20th anniversary, and its inaugural year as an independent nonprofit organization.
Hui-Cheng Tseng will direct the new musical that explores family, loss, guilt, and transformation.
The theatre division of the leading independent music company has announced a series of executive appointments and promotions.
Sheryl Kaller will direct the new musical from David Rossmer, Dan Lipton, and Janis Hirsch.
Wicked is continuing to fly high, bringing in more than $3 million last week.
Refocus restores formerly marginalized plays and writers to the American canon, and Underground elevates new playwrights by offering them significant development opportunities.
Adam Kantor is performing the solo comedy, centered around a tour guide at a haunted theatre in the most terrifying of places—Florida.
Héctor Flores Jr. will direct Maiga Vidal's new musical.
"Everyone gets to be a suff," says Tony-winning writer Shaina Taub, who hopes new productions will be cast with all genders.
Several shows broke house records in the highest-grossing Christmas week since 2018.
New York Theatre Barn's annual series features excerpts from six new musicals and discussions with the creators.
The theatre has new leadership, business model, lobby, and hope for a successful comeback
Choreographers and writers collaborate on movement for original musicals in the series curated by Avital Asuleen.
Three other productions took in more than $2 million for the week ending December 22.
The casting office—which works on The Lion King, Chicago, and other shows—had its holiday celebration December 12.
The four performances will be open to the public.
The group finalized a rule December 17 that will require any extra fees be disclosed upfront when buying event tickets.
With six-time Tony winner Audra McDonald leading the cast as Rose, the starry revival is shaping up to be a major hit.
Blinkwolt was with the company for more than a decade.
Based on the 1945 film, the stage musical made its world premiere at Goodspeed Musicals in 2022.
A preferred presenter for first-run Broadway tours, Celebrity Attractions was founded in 1983.
Johnson was a mysterious and influential blues musician said to have made a deal with the devil in exchange for success.
The honors mark the efforts of League members to produce and present the best in live theatre on Broadway and beyond.
Water for Elephants, The Notebook, and Swept Away each saw steep increases at the box office as they near their final performances.
Abbey Theatre Artistic Director Caitríona McLaughlin will helm the readings, which are open to the public.
The adaptation of the L.M. Montgomery book made its world premiere at Goodspeed Musicals in 2022.
Tony-winning producer Kristin Caskey has also received a promotion.
Jeremy Webb will direct Rob Ackerman's romantic comedy.
Tyrone L. Robinson directs Kara Cutruzzula and Kristoffer Bjarke's new work.
The Broadway-aimed work puts a queer, modern spin on Noël Coward's Hay Fever.
Sammi Cannold will direct the Zack Zadek musical.
As managing director of Lincoln Center Theater since 2012, Siegel produced and oversaw over 100 plays and musicals in three-theatre venue.
Iwuji will present selections from Baldwin's works which are of special personal meaning to him.
The new musical tells the story of an isolated 1930s prison wing reserved for inmates convicted of homosexuality.
With 12 more shows for theatregoers to choose from, this year's Thanksgiving week grosses beat last year's by more than 33%.
Laks, the League's former executive vice president and general counsel, has been serving in the role on an interim basis since the departure of Charlotte St. Martin.
Francesca Sabel directs the 1950 Carson McCullers drama.
Over 250 items from the career of the Broadway icon were recently auctioned.
The Tammy Faye director will be joined by Cabaret's Rebecca Frecknall as associate director.
The work from up-and-coming queer playwright Gianfranco Lentini is set in the aftermath of a catastrophic storm that has submerged Fire Island.
Tyrone L. Robinson will direct Kara Cutruzzula and Kristoffer Bjarke's new work.
The starry revival came within striking range of making The $1 Million Club with just three previews last week.
All Together Now!, originally designed as a post-pandemic fundraiser, is coming back for more theatrical philanthropy.
The 37th Annual Power Lunch, hosted by Deborah Roberts, also celebrated Lauren Santo Domingo.
The first of the two-part film brought in a staggering $164 million in its global opening weekend box office.
Kathleen Marshall directed a cast led by Matt Doyle and Ana Villafañe.
Jack Plotnick directs the send-up of the 1972 Broadway hit.
Kathleen Marshall is directing the musical about Ol' Blue Eyes that features a book by Joe DiPietro.
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