London's top theatrical honors will be awarded April 6 at Royal Albert Hall.

Carl Andress will direct a cast that also includes Artistic Director David Staller.

The work reimagines Shakespeare's Hamlet from the perspectives of the women within the troubled castle walls.

David Staller will direct the George Bernard Shaw classic for the Project Shaw series.

Jahan, who has also written the work, will star as Baldwin.

Gingold Theatrical Group's long-running series celebrates the work of George Bernard Shaw.

The Max Webster-helmed production arrives in cinemas next month.

Sharon D Clarke leads the Max Webster-helmed production.

The Olivier winner will be Lady Bracknell opposite Ncuti Gatwa's Algernon in the Oscar Wilde comedy at London's National.

The three-time Olivier winner and Tony nominee is leading the Oscar Wilde classic as Lady Bracknell.

Three-time Olivier winner and Tony nominee Sharon D Clarke is leading the Oscar Wilde classic as Lady Bracknell.

Attendees will have the chance to request up to five songs each.

The production has been reimagined by Life of Pi director Max Webster.

The event will feature songs from musicals the Off-Broadway company has produced in its 35-year history.

The Massachusetts company is also producing new stagings of La Cage aux Folles and Next to Normal.

Plus, how the SAG-AFTRA strike led him to the Hadestown tour.

Red Bull Theater and Fiasco Theater are using the Off-Broadway run as a case study for environmentally-sustainable theatre production.

Directed by Kent Gash and featuring music direction by Matthew Whitaker, Something To Live For explores the life of the legendary jazz songwriter.

The Elizabethan comedy plays Off-Broadway's Lucille Lortel Theatre starring a Broadway alum-studded cast.

The Maryland company will stage the 1997 TV-movie version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical.