Here's a roundup of the many A-listers who are taking to the stage in New York.

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Directed by Rebecca Frecknall, this revival began at London's Almeida Theatre in 2022.

The seven-time Obie winner was the founder of the Ontological-Hysteric Theater.

Next year, Carnegie Hall's house band will perform Bernstein’s “Kaddish” Symphony, unfinished works by Schubert, and the final concert of Conductor Bernard Labadie.

Mescal will soon star in an Off-Broadway transfer of A Streetcar Named Desire at Brooklyn Academy of Music.

The London production is part of Brooklyn Academy of Music's winter and spring 2025 season, which also includes Whitney White's Macbeth in Stride and more.

Nkeki Obi-Melekwe leads the new Off-Broadway musical.

Nkeki Obi-Melekwe and Taylor Trensch co-star in the new Off-Broadway musical.

Transferring from an earlier run at Brooklyn Academy of Music, the production is one of two Arlekin productions playing the Off-Broadway company this fall.

Nkeki Obi-Melekwe and Taylor Trensch co-star in the new musical.

The political pundit visited Late Night With Seth Meyers to talk about how Playbill has helped make his theatre kid dreams come true.

The journalist on the importance of live events, and doing theatre in high school with Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Kaneza Schaal and Meropi Peponides will lead the project with founder and Artistic Director Mark Russell.

The two productions comprise the Arlekin in Residency at Classic Stage Company series, directed by Igor Golyak.

The 1971 play from Franz Xaver Kroetz will play Manila's Samsung Performing Arts Center in The Philippines.

The show, based on the indie film, will premiere at Brooklyn Academy of Music.

The New York premiere cast of Our Class will reunite for the limited transfer engagement, with several to star in The Merchant of Venice as well.

The one-night-only event will preview a new play adapted from William Kennedy's Pulitzer-winning novel.