Travis Lee Russ' musical is set in 1930s New York City and uncovers the story of the hidden “Fag Ward.”

Nick Blaemire, Tom Kitt, Van Hughes, and Bonnie McKee are collaborating on the new musical based on the 2007 film of the same name.

Colin Hanlon will direct the psychological drama about two strangers who discover they share a dark familial connection.

The project is the brainchild of director-choreographer Jakob Karr, who's co-written the book with Cassie Maurer.

The series, named after the Sarafina! producer, will offer readings of the winning works.

This year's event will feature two staged readings of full-length plays, directed by Zoë Adams and Irvin Mason, Jr.

Theatre for the New City is presenting the one-night-only public reading of Russ Pastena's play.

Phillipa Soo, Roe Hartrampf, Beth Leavel, and more are starring in the new work.

When Mrs. Claus runs off with two youthful reindeer-in-training the night before Christmas, Santa is forced to decide if the woman he loves should come first before his professional responsibilities.

The musical explores grief, friendship, and self-discovery through the eyes of a trans child.

The initiative will start with readings of Winner, by Joe Barros and Nico Juber; and Much Ado, by Ben Diskant.

The project pairs an original story with the group's chart-topping hits, including "A Little Respect," "Always," "Chains of Love," and "Oh l'Amour."

Works from Christina Anderson, Jake Brasch, Kate Cortesi, and more will get one-night-only readings Off-Broadway.

Charlotte's play dramatizes the famed court case of the famed comic and his lawyer, Martin Garbus.

The Broadway favorites will be backed by Pace University students in the Miranda Ferriss Jones-Richard Edelman work at Lincoln Center.

The piece is expected to arrive Off-Broadway in 2026.

Rema Webb, Jared Zirilli, and more will perform the new work by Jon D'Agostino and Michael August.

Austin Pendleton is directing the new play from Douglas Gearhart.

Stephanie Styles, Gabe Gibbs, Elizabeth Judd, and more will star in the screen-to-stage jukebox musical.

Xtravaganza will feature a book by R. Eric Thomas, music and lyrics by Khiyon Hursey, and direction by Stevie Walker-Webb.

The new work tracks two millennial women, a Gen Z man, and the AI quietly observing them all.

The musical, from Victoria and Todd Buchholz, focuses on Bartali's work saving lives in World War II.

Matt Okin is directing George Kolber's new play.

Chad Austin will direct the new dark comedy.

Stars from Broadway and beyond will perform selections from musicals Let Me Fly, Rimbaud, and Dalí, Gala Exhibition.

The Broadway favorite will direct the Angelica Chéri-penned work, hoping to make its world premiere in 2028.

The November 17 event will benefit The Center At West Park and the preservation of Landmark West Park Presbyterian Church.

The evening will bring Moss Hart's fast-paced comedy about the first-night jitters of a theatrical tryout to life more than 75 years after it first premiered.

Billy Bustamante and Chongren Fan direct Jason Ma's new musical.

Mackenna Goodrich is directing the industry concerts of the dark musical comedy.

Formerly known as Glengarry Glen Faggot, the work will get a benefit reading starring Becca Blackwell, Adam Feldman, and more.

Ken Savage is directing the romantic comedy with music direction by Joel Chapman.

The original Broadway cast of Douglas Lyons' family comedy will gather for a one-night-only reading.

Jared Zirilli and Jill Abramovitz are leading the new work, about couples re-kindling romance using golf and jazz.

The one-night-only event will benefit New York Stage and Film.

The bilingual musical weaves together two distinct realms to question the place of art in a capitalist society.

David Ruttura directs the new work from The Francis Sisters, Kara Dudley and Kami Nishima.

Phil Kenny and Reston Williams' work is a sequel to Alice in Wonderland and a prequel to Peter Pan.

Indiana's Discovering Broadway will host the November concert of the musical commissioned by McCarter Theatre Center.

The new musical comes from longtime collaborators Gretchen Cryer and Nancy Ford.

Ryan Dobrin directs Erik Champney's new play set in 1964 Tinseltown.

Thornton Wilder's one-act play compresses 90 years of a family’s history into the span of a single holiday meal.

Bente Engelstoft will direct Laurie Mager's solo comedy based on a true story.

Abbey O'Brien is directing the reading, set at an upstate New York high school reunion.

The event will take place at Broadway's Music Box Theatre.

Michele O’Brien will direct Jessie Field and James Martinez Salem's new musical.

Playwright Leigh Fondakowski will also direct.

The October 27 event will benefit The Center At West Park and the preservation of Landmark West Park Presbyterian Church.

Performed in ASL and spoken English, the work will get a world premiere via Two River Theater and Deaf West Theater in 2026.

The experimental theatre festival celebrated its 20th anniversary this year.