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The William Inge play is making an NYC return in a co-production between Classic Stage Company, NAATCO, and Transport Group.

The Public Theater and Ma-Yi Theater Company are giving the Lisa Sanaye Dring play its New York premiere.

The Public Theater and Ma-Yi Theater Company are giving the Lisa Sanaye Dring play its New York premiere.

The Public Theater and Ma-Yi Theater Company are giving the Lisa Sanaye Dring play its New York premiere.

The William Inge play is making an Off-Broadway return in a co-production between Classic Stage Company, NAATCO, and Transport Group.

Get to know the cast of the new Off-Broadway play by Lisa Sanaye Dring in these exclusive photos.

The Public Theater and Ma-Yi Theater Company are giving the Lisa Sanaye Dring play its New York premiere beginning February 20.

The Public Theater and Ma-Yi Theater Company are giving the Lisa Sanaye Dring play its New York premiere beginning February 20.

The new play from Drew Droege got a public reading at Soho Playhouse earlier this year.

National Asian Artists Project presents the one-night-only performance of the Frank Loesser classic.

Plus, Uma Paranjpe will take over the title role for the final performances in a gender-swapped version of Lolita Chakrabarti’s original script.

Paranjpe takes over for the show's lead Hiran Abeysekera.

The initiative will aim to nurture connections and partnerships with the AAPI community in New York and beyond.

As the Olivier-winning play opened on Broadway, the red carpet included Martha Stewart, Sarita Choudhury, and Richard Parker, himself!

Hiran Abeysekera and puppeteers Fred Davis and Scarlet Wilderink reprise their West End roles.

Lead actor Hiran Abeysekera and puppeteers Fred Davis and Scarlet Wilderink reprise their West End roles.

Plus, the company chats about the challenges of adapting the best-selling novel for the stage.

The Olivier winning play began previews at the Gerald Schoenfeld theatre March 9.

The Olivier winning play began previews at the Gerald Schoenfeld theatre March 9.