Jay Martel's comedy follows six parents exchanging texts as their 17-year-old daughters drive home from a road trip with a hurricane looming.

Mona Mansour has curated three plays from new and established playwrights.

Robert Falls will direct Richard Greenberg's new adaptation of the Philip Barry classic.

The Coney Island-set musical features a book by Jono Lyons and a score by Ben Bonnema.

Kevin Zak penned the The Parent Trap parody, and will also direct the reading.

The staged reading of Busch's Tony-nominated play will benefit Connecticut's Sharon Playhouse.

Second Sight, described as a "queer thriller," will get a free performance at the David Rubenstein Atrium next month.

Muscato joins four time Olivier nominee Summer Strallen, Victoria Hamilton-Barritt, Ryan Anderson, Charlotte Kennedy, Anton Stephans, and more.

Denis Jones will direct Matthew Smedal and Elizabeth C. Rossi's new musical.

The series of free readings will showcase full-length plays and one-acts from Caribbean artists.

The one-night-only presentation of Folds' solo show will be directed by Jonald Jude Reyes.

The new musical from Douglas Thompson and Johanna Telander presented industry readings in NYC earlier this year.

The presentation is the next step for the viral musical, which has already obtained more than 1 million views on TikTok and more than 220,000 streams on Spotify.

Nic Cory directs the new work from Joseph Frederick Allen.

The new work features songs from Chimney Choir, Elephant Revival, Gregory Alan Isakov, Cary Morin, Daniel Rodriguez, and SHEL.

The new musical features a score by Chilina Kennedy and a book by Eric Holmes.

Hunter Bird is directing the workshop tour, which will also feature Lauren Molina, Eddie Cooper, and more.

Kevin Newbury directs the intimate play about the power of queer love.

Daniel Henri Emond’s rock opera is a radical reimagining of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick.

The new musical from the Ordinary Days writer will perform at the South Carolina New Play Festival.

The show follows two queer best friends who are tasked with writing an apology musical for a homophobic fried chicken restaurant chain.

Eight new musicals will be showcased at this year's event, held October 24-25 at New World Stages.

Based on the award-winning novella, Open Throat tells the story of a queer and dangerously hungry mountain lion living in the drought-devastated land under the Hollywood sign.

Damon Daunno, Lisa Brescia, Larry Owens, and more will perform new works at the annual summer series in Poughkeepsie.

Five-time Tony nominee Douglas Carter Beane has created and is directing the new work.

Hosted by Club Cumming, the show is an unauthorized Batman villain parody.

Set in the summer of 1816, April Lavalle's new play is centered around novelist Mary Shelley.

Lauren Patten, Mandy Gonzalez, and Robert Cuccioli will join Billings in the cast.

The new work from Bonnie Gleicher follows four Orthodox Jewish girls who dress up as a boy band so that they can continue performing.

Susan Stroman directs the June 20-21 industry presentations of the new musical.

Based on the award-winning novella, Open Throat tells the story of a queer and dangerously hungry mountain lion living in the drought-devastated land under the Hollywood sign.

Based on the real history of the Golden Age of Piracy, the 100-minute musical features an original score and lyrics by Jason Landon Marcus and a book by Chas LiBretto.

The musical from Eli Bauman tells the story of Barack Obama's presidency "as Joe Biden kinda sorta remembers it."

Jerry Dixon will direct Celeste Bedford Walker's play for LaChanze Productions.

The week-long festival of free readings features new works, including a show with music and lyrics by Grace McLean.

Lorin Latarro will direct the presentation.

Bailon-Houghton will be joined by Ivan Hernandez, Vincent Jamal Hooper, Savy Jackson, and more in the adaptation of the 2006 dance film.

Arizona Theatre Company is presenting the musical adaptation of Eric S. Hatch's novel.

London's Other Palace presents the public performances of the new musical.

Aaron Gonzalez will direct the readings of the new play set in 1990s Queens.

Miranda Haymon is set to direct the workshop, which will launch BTB's New Musicals Program.

Knud Adams will direct.

The reading is the conclusion of GTG's 19th season of Project Shaw, a series of script-in-hand performances inspired by the work of George Bernard Shaw.

Marc Kudisch, Alison Fraser, Brooks Ashmanskas, and more will star as Batman's most notorious enemies.

Adam Chanler-Berat and Julian Hornik penned the new musical, which is being developed at Rhinebeck Writers Retreat.

A reading of The Archivists and an open rehearsal of Daddy will be presented in June.

The SOMA backStage Reading Series will also include a staged reading of the new musical She Reached for Heaven.

The musical is inspired by Stacey O’Brien’s New York Times bestselling memoir Wesley The Owl: The Remarkable Love Story of an Owl and His Girl.

Development will culminate in staged readings in September, directed by Florencia Cuenca.

Written by Drew Larimore, the play follows a couple who make their living reselling items purloined from abandoned restaurants.

The musical by the late Lauren Widner and Ryan McCurdy tells the story of six individuals connected by the wonder and adventure of Niagara Falls.

Tony nominee Kerry Butler is set to direct.

Emily Maltby will direct the new work penned by Gina Naomi Baez and Chris Henry.

Justin Guarini, Jessica Hecht, Taylor Iman Jones, and Jay Armstrong Johnson are among the roster of Broadway favorites helping to develop new works at the annual summer series.

The three-performance workshop will be the latest in Red Bull Theater's 20th Anniversary Festival.

Christopher Monger's play details the back story of Dylan Thomas’ Under Milk Wood.

The piece immerses audiences in an out-of-the-way club on the edge of New Orleans.

Nadia DiGiallonardo is the music director for the new musical by Geoffrey Nauffts and Jonatha Brooke.

Chad Austin will direct the industry presentation produced by Rashad V. Chambers.

Joe Mancuso directs the new comedy from Peter Filichia.