Broadway's Mary Testa, Kenita Miller and Kurt Robbins star in the Faustian musical I'll Be Damned, which officially opens July 10 at the Vineyard Theatre Off-Broadway.

The new musical I'll Be Damned, a Faustian coming-of-age tale starring Mary Testa, Kenita Miller and Kurt Robbins, begins previews July 1 at the Vineyard Theatre.

Casting is now complete for the new musical I'll Be Damned, starring Mary Testa, Kenita Miller and Kurt Robbins, which will play a limited Off-Broadway engagement this July.

Katharine Heller's The Boy in the Basement, billed as a "live action romance novel," premieres in the 12th Annual New York International Fringe Festival Aug. 9-23, at the SoHo Playhouse.

Katharine Heller's The Boy in the Basement, billed as a "live action romance novel," will premiere in the 12th Annual New York International Fringe Festival Aug. 9-23, at the SoHo Playhouse.

Hostage Song – the latest theatrical endeavor from playwright and composer Kyle Jarrow – will play a limited engagement at the Kraine Theater in April.

A Time to be Born, a new musical based on a Dawn Powell novel and set in the black and white world of 1940s Manhattan ,will make its world premiere in the New York International Fringe Festival Aug. 21.

A Time to be Born, a new musical based on a Dawn Powell novel and set in the black and white world of 1940s Manhattan will make its world premiere in the New York International Fringe Festival Aug. 21.

O, Pioneers!, Willa Cather's great novel of a Swedish immigrant's struggle on the American plains, must sing — there are two musical versions of the novel coming to New York City. The first O, Pioneers, a musical written and directed by Hull House Theater founder Robert Sickinger, arrives at the Producers' Club II April 19-May 6. The second, a traveling play-with-music version performed by the Acting Company, settles into Women's Project Theatre May 2-13.

Meera Syal, who last year played the title role in the Menier Chocolate Factory production of Shirley Valentine that subsequently transferred to the West End’s Trafalgar Studios, is to return the London stage. She will star in a revival of Frank Marcus’ The Killing of Sister George, beginning performances at the Arts Theatre Oct. 5, prior to an official opening Oct. 7, for a run through Oct. 29.