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Partially inspired by Sophocles' Antigone, the show is an intimate exploration of love that goes beyond faith between a queer Pakistani-American man and his deeply devout mother.

The Resident Companies program sees the Off-Broadway stalwart provide an artistic home for smaller companies making boundary-breaking work.

Hadestown's Jordan Fisher is the executive producer for the three-person drama set in the near future.

NYC's oldest and longest-running LGBTQIA+ theatre company will host several readings and community events to celebrate the milestone anniversary.

The Tribeca theatre company is dedicated to developing and producing the works of Black, brown, and queer artists.

The limited run will continue through October 21.

The change is made possible through a $1.2 million grant from the Mellon Foundation.

The season will include a live radio show, an episodic play competition, a new hip-hop musical, and more.

Johnson will also direct the free industry reading.

Though many people know the Arthur Miller classic, this moment in American history has received plenty of attention onstage.

The event will celebrate the new mission behind the Off-Broadway theatre company.

The Flea has partnered with Black and Brown Equity Coalition of Fire Island to present the pageant, now in its second year.

The production plays the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theatre at Lincoln Center Theater.

The new work will be be presented in a free public reading.

Tyne Rafaeli will direct a cast that includes Marylouise Burke, Jonathan Hadary, Omar Metwally, Colby Minifie, and more.

The season centers Black, Brown, and Queer artists with digital and developmental works, alongside educational opportunities.