Larry Owens emceed the evening at the intimate cabaret located within the Public Theater.

Each winner will receive a $18,500 in grants to support the production of demo recordings.

Watch the trailer for this queer twist on Romeo and Juliet, which is set in Washington’s wine country as two rival wine-making families go head to head.

The medley of "Somewhere to Remember" and the title song also features Cavin Cornwall and Robyn Rose-Li.

The new musical follows Malia, whose own life is thrown into turmoil when her mother is diagnosed with terminal cancer.

Christian Durham will direct at the Southwark Playhouse Elephant.

Read the complete lyrics to Amanda Green, Tom Kitt, and Ariana DeBose's tribute to theatre kids.

Jon M. Chu, who directed the film (and the upcoming Wicked films), will oversee.

The event featured performances of work by grant winners of the past four years, with special guests Betsy Wolfe, Andy Mientus, Larry Owens, and more.

The group will be honored at a March 25 concert showcasing grant winners from the past four years.

Broadway's original Dr. Dillamond is back on the boards, just in time for the 20th anniversary celebration.

Broadway's original Dr. Dillamond is back on the boards, just in time for the 20th anniversary celebration.

Sean Hartley will host the three evenings, featuring an array of Broadway favorites.

Studebaker Theater is hosting the Chicago premiere of the family-friendly Jim Henson musical, adapted from the 1977 TV special.

Christopher Gattelli directs the new musical from Amanda Green, Curtis Moore, Gabrielle Allan, and Jennifer Crittenden.

Each of the musical theatre writers will receive a $15,000 grant, in addition to residencies, concerts, and recording grants.

The evening will honor Kelly Fowler Hunter and Tony winner Doug Wright.

The regional theatre has announced three world premieres and four Chicago premieres for its upcoming season.

The work features music by The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel's Curtis Moore, lyrics by Amanda Green, and a book by Gabrielle Allan and Jennifer Crittenden.

Based on a 1997 documentary of the same name, the work opened at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre in 2013.