The festival of readings will celebrate LGBTQIA+ voices in commemoration of the Stonewall anniversary.

Tori Sampson’s play will be directed by Obie winner Leah C. Gardiner at Playwrights Horizons.

Adam Jacobs reprises his work in the title role.

On July 20, the New York City's Alice Griffin Theatre hosted the 2015 New York Musical Theatre Festival's Women of Note concert. This one-night-only event celebrated women songwriters who are "changing the landscape of musical theatre." Songs by Deborah Abramson, Lynn Ahrens, Barbara Anselmi, Maggie-Kate Coleman, Stephanie DiMaggio, Carmel Dean, Amanda Green, Zina Goldrich, Marcy Heisler, Anna K. Jacobs, Kait Kerrigan, Lisa Kron, Grace McLean, Zoe Sarnak, Georgia Stitt, Shaina Taub and Jeanine Tesori were featured.

Tesori and Lisa Kron recently made history as the first all-female team to win the Tony Award Best Score and Book for Fun Home.

Performers were Jaron Barney, Derrick Baskin, Stephanie J. Block, Liz Lark Brown, Bryan Terrell Clark, Jessica Crouch, Jennifer Damiano, Kate Ferber, Kerri George, Samantha Gershman, Kerrigan & Lowdermilk, Jay Armstrong Johnson, Melody Madarasz, Kelly McCormick, Grace McClean, Mary Jo Mecca, Melissa Mitchell, Julia Murney, Taylor Noble, Ryann Redmond, Zach Reiner-Harris, Shaina Taub, Josh Tolle, Gabe Violett, Nadia Vynnytsky, Sally Wilfert and Remy Zakan. Musicians for the evening were Charity Wicks on piano, Miles Aubrey on guitar, Mary Ann McSweeney on bass, Mary Jo Stilpe on violin, Christine Kim on cello and Joe Nero on drums.

This year's New York Musical Theatre Festival presents over 20 new musicals and over a dozen concerts. Programming runs through July 27.

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The 21st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards were presented Jan. 25 at the Pacific Design Center’s SilverScreen Theater in West Hollywood, CA.

The 21st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards are presented Jan. 25 at the Pacific Design Center’s SilverScreen Theater in West Hollywood, CA.

The nominations for the 21st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards were announced Dec. 10 at the Pacific Design Center’s SilverScreen Theater in West Hollywood, CA.

Judith Light and Christopher Sieber announced the nominees for the 2014 Drama League Awards, which celebrate productions both on and Off-Broadway, April 23 at Sardi's Restaurant.

A week in the life of actor, writer, music director and Chatterbox host Seth Rudetsky.

A week in the life of actor, writer, music director and Chatterbox host Seth Rudetsky.

Spoke to October's "Leading Men" en masse by attending the annual Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Flea Market and Grand Auction in Shubert Alley. It was fun to see well-known stage and TV personalities oozing out of the woodwork for a worthy cause (to contribute visit broadwaycares.org). I also got my picture taken with a green baby at the Wicked booth, so all in all, a beautiful day.

Spoke to October's "Leading Men" en masse by attending the annual Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Flea Market and Grand Auction in Shubert Alley. It was fun to see well-known stage and TV personalities oozing out of the woodwork for a worthy cause (to contribute visit broadwaycares.org). I also got my picture taken with a green baby at the Wicked booth, so all in all, a beautiful day.

The fundamental things apply in Inherit the Wind, which blew back to Broadway April 12 and is now in a holding pattern over the Lyceum: Simply place two first-class stars together on opposite sides of the courtroom, throw them a timeless (if not downright topical) issue to address, then move out of the way and watch the sparks fly from all the head-butting.

The fundamental things apply in Inherit the Wind, which blew back to Broadway April 12 and is now in a holding pattern over the Lyceum: Simply place two first-class stars together on opposite sides of the courtroom, throw them a timeless (if not downright topical) issue to address, then move out of the way and watch the sparks fly from all the head-butting.

50 actors have been nominated in the coveted Distinguished Performance Award category.

Allegiance, the new American musical co-starring Lea Salonga, Telly Leung and George Takei — based on events in Takei's family during World War II — will close Feb. 14 after 37 previews and 113 regular performances.

George Takei, known worldwide for his role in "Star Trek" as well as his popular social media presence, conquered another level of show business Nov. 8 when the new musical Allegiance, inspired by his own life and featuring him in the cast, opened on Broadway.