The foursome will work with Indhu Rubasingham and Robert Hastie.

Beth Leavel, Bonnie Milligan, Christopher Fitzgerald, Kevin Chamberlin, and Tomas Matos are co-starring.

The Alexander Sage Oyen-Michael Dovid musical features a rock-pop-Romani fusion score.

Lena Dunham and Jessica Huang are co-writing the book.

The production company is also adapting the romcom Music and Lyrics for the stage.

Broadway is booming this spring with the highest total since New Year's.

Telly Leung will direct the new work from Andy Roninson and Sean McVerry.

The New Brunswick company has revealed its 2025-2026 season, and a new leadership model to succeed outgoing Artistic Director David Saint.

The new work centers on three Filipino American women who all get pregnant outside of marriage at the same time.

Alex Webb's play follows a group of strangers brought together for a focus group.

Is your local school or theatre trying to decide what show to produce next? Check out what titles have recently been released for licensing!

Set in in 1976 Manhattan, the play tells the story of a beloved theatre teacher and his two favorite students.

George Clooney leads the cast of the screen-to-stage play, part of Broadway's winning A-list strategy.

Did you know that Broadway has a rewards program, with benefits including hard-to-get tickets, show merch, and more?

Samuel H. Levine, Owen Campbell, Chloë Kerwin, and more will star in the new play from Nolan Phillips.

Tony winner Jerry Mitchell directs the reading.

The Actors' Equity report documents hiring in 2022 and 2023.

The Trans History Project is a new collaboration between Baltimore Center Stage and Breaking the Binary Theatre.

The program will give new voices in playwriting access to creative teams, funding, and development and performance opportunities.

The release marks 20 years of the group's comedies, which have become mainstays of the community and regional theatre circuit.

Actors’ Equity Association and the Actors’ Equity Foundation will present Ishii with her award at a ceremony later this year.

The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt star played his final performance in the hit Cole Escola comedy April 6.

Two new plays and a musical will be produced as a part of the festival.

Written by Melda Beaty, the work has already played Westcoast Black Theatre
Troupe, North Carolina Black Repertory Theatre, and more.

Sammy Zeisel will direct Joshua Owen's new play.

The trio have all moved up within the Off-Broadway company's staff hierarchy.

The label will release her Broadway album Stages, also featuring Ali Stroker, Marissa Rosen, and more.

Michael Barnard will direct Sam Carner and Derek Gregor's musical.

The Broadway-aimed musical will feature songs from Markéta Irglová and Glen Hansard.

Bynum will work alongside founder and president Georgia Stitt to lead the nonprofit.

A-listers like Denzel Washington, George Clooney, and Kieran Culkin are sending Broadway's box office ever upward.

The evening at Sony Hall benefited Maestra Music, the Obie-winning nonprofit founded by Georgia Stitt.

The solo play about the late, beloved drag star comes from the creator of Make Me Gorgeous!

The multiple Tony winner has been largely absent from the theatre world since reports emerged about his abusive behavior behind the scenes.

Shea Sullivan directs the new jukebox musical featuring songs made famous by Cass Elliot, Petula Clark, and Lesley Gore.

Audible Theater will co-produce two premieres performing in rep, with a cast boasting Jackman, Ella Beatty, Liev Schreiber, Maggie Siff, and Justice Smith.

The musical adaptation features a book and lyrics by Timothy Mason and music by Mel Marvin.

Previously the theatrical group's chief strategy officer, Daniel will serve alongside Chairman and CEO Wankel.

Mr. Floyd was starring in the national tour of the Disney hit, which canceled its March 23 performance following the tragic news.

It's the second time the record has been set in less than a month.

Chris Wells will direct the new play from Douglas J. Cohen.

The annual celebration benefits Dancers Responding to AIDS.

Goyanes currently serves as artistic director of Washington, D.C.'s Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company.

The duo will work with director Ian Rickman to create affordable theatre that celebrates the raw power of storytelling.

Brandon J. Dirden is directing the new piece, about a New Orleans madame and her daughter.

Star-led plays are officially the season's most reliable top earners.

Robert Downey Jr. starred in the work's Broadway premiere last year.

Kevin Bradley has been elevated to senior vice president of arts and culture.

Tony and Pulitzer winner Tracy Letts will pen the book, with David Cromer directing.

The new institution will honor multiple honorees, with separate dimmings reserved for those a committee designates as having had a significant and lasting impact on Broadway.