Christopher Betts will direct the Terrence McNally-Lynn Ahrens-Stephen Flaherty musical.

Josh Rhodes will direct and choreograph the adventure of love, rebellion, autonomy, and self-discovery at San Diego's Old Globe.

The romantic comedy previously enjoy a successful run in London's West End.

The musical, written by Lisette Glodowski and Richard C. Walter, released a studio album last year and played a sold-out concert in 2021.

The Massachusetts Festival's upcoming programming is themed around Glass Menagerie and A Streetcar Named Desire playwright Tennessee Williams.

The Maine-based program hosts a week of writing and community complete with feedback sessions, a recording studio, and more resources.

The work follows South Korean adoptee Amanda Newton, who returns to her childhood home after her father’s death and discovers that his memories have been digitized.

The Tim Rice-Andrew Lloyd Webber musical will play The REV Theatre Company in Auburn, New York.

The march and rally was in response to Trump's takeover of the Kennedy Center and his vow to ban drag shows.

The Minnesota theatre will also present Lauren M. Gunderson's new version of Little Women, Eboni Booth's Primary Trust, and more in its upcoming season.

Featuring co-creator Steven Sater reflecting on the original production and how Likes' Arizona revival reimagines its contents, the film will premiere next month.

Purl will play 16 characters in the solo show, with Anson Williams directing.

Proceeds from the one-night-only event will benefit the Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts at Howard University.

The 200-member chorus perform "Footloose" and give a shout-out to Playbill.

As the National Endowment for the Arts restricts funding for organizations that fund DEI programs, the theatres reaffirm their commitment to diversity while the ACLU files a lawsuit.

The Tony-winning musical and a Melissa Errico concert are the latest shows to cancel engagements at the D.C. theatre.

Sunday in the Park With George star Patinkin will receive the honor from the Washington, D.C.-area company in April.

Conor McPherson's adaptation of the Chekhov classic is currently playing Berkeley Repertory prior to an engagement at Shakespeare Theatre Company.

The Washington, D.C. company will also present a new revival of Guys and Dolls with choreography by Joshua Bergasse.

Helmed by John McDaniel, the program allows cabaret vocalists a chance to refine their skills and stage presence with classes and coachings.

The Henry Krieger-Tom Eyen musical is playing the Pennsylvania company beginning March 25.

Shoshana Bean leads the cast at Arena Stage.

Bartlett Sher is directing the new musical, adapted from the 2004 film.

The upcoming season includes Dave Malloy's Octet, Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors, and more.

Evan Bergman will direct the new work, which made its world premiere in St. Louis in 2021.

Tinashe Kajese-Bolden will direct a.k. payne's drama.

James Vásquez directs Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes' Tony-winning musical.

The Massachusetts theatre's 62nd season will kick off in May.

A performance featuring the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, D.C. has also been removed from the organization's schedule, with both productions citing financial circumstances.

The new play is the final work in Lyons’ The Deep Breath Trilogy: New Plays for Black Women.

The Houston theatre will stage 11 productions in its upcoming season.

Ensemble Theatre Company is staging the new comedy at Santa Barbara's New Vic Theatre.

The Massachusetts theatre will stage five productions in its upcoming season.

The three-time Tony nominee is returning to the Michael John LaChiusa musical after starring in its 2011 world premiere.

A petition has amassed 463 signatures, while theatres have begun to reject NEA funding.

Daniel C. Levine directs the Tony-winning musical.

Saint has been the artistic director of the New Jersey venue since 1997.

Dwyer will star as Dot and Marie, replacing the previously announced Laura Michelle Kelly.

Anne Bogart will direct the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic.

The Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical will play a limited engagement at the outdoor Los Angeles venue.

Christopher Ashley directs the world premiere of the new musical at the La Jolla Playhouse.

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

Meanwhile, artists such as Issa Rae and Renée Fleming have voluntarily cut ties with the now-Trump-controlled organization.

The revue officially opened its pre-Broadway engagement in Los Angeles February 13.

The musical adapted from Silverman's memoir officially opened February 13.

Josh Rhodes will direct and choreograph the adventure of love, rebellion, autonomy, and self-discovery at San Diego's Old Globe.

Adapted from Silverman's memoir, the musical previously played a 2022 Off-Broadway run at Atlantic Theater Company.

The organization is now exclusively led by Trump appointees.

The season will include five main stage productions, as well as appearances by Renée Fleming and Patti LuPone.

A wide-ranging selections of musical acts and operas will be presented at the Virginia venue.

The work is part of a season themed around Glass Menagerie playwright Tennessee Williams.

The Trump administration official's appointment comes as the president continues a leadership shakeup at the formerly bipartisan Washington, D.C. institution.

James Vásquez directs Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes' Tony-winning musical.

Susan V. Booth directs the classic Harold Pinter drama.

Several board members have received termination notices, reportedly in an attempt to install new Trump-led leadership.

The Massachusetts company's newly announced summer season also includes Mario Correa's N/A, Rajiv Joseph's King James, and more.

Alex Brightman, Sara Chase, Kevin Del Aguila, and more star in the satire of Golden Age musicals.

Amended by creator Paul Gordon, the new production will premiere in Dexter, Michigan.

James Vásquez is directing Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes' Tony-winning musical.

The upcoming production marks the first bilingual play presented by Tim Robbins' California theatre company.