The dark comedy follows a group of one-percenters in the Hamptons, forced to confront their own assumptions about class and race.
The reading is part of Hedgepig Ensemble Theatre's Expand the Canon series, which celebrates playwrights of underrepresented gender identities.
The new work has already played the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland and Australia's Adelaide Fringe.
Students from underrepresented backgrounds were paired with a general management team to learn about producing a Broadway show.
The exhibit features images from Purlie, Camelot, West Side Story, and more.
Presented by The American Theatre Wing, the Obies will honor the best of Off- and Off-Off-Broadway later this year.
The Marc Shaiman, Scott Wittman, Matthew López, and Amber Ruffin musical was a Best Musical nominee at the 2023 Tony Awards.
Based on Lauren Gunderson's play of the same name, the musical is penned by Gunderson and Ari Afsar.
The work follows five duos grappling with the effects of COVID-19.
Evans becomes the latest in a growing string of major leadership changes for NYC theatre companies.
Donna McKechnie, Mary Kate Morrissey, Alexandra Socha, and more joined the cast March 5.
The annual ceremony recognizes work playing Broadway and Off-Broadway.
The award honors female and non-binary playwrights who have written English-language plays.
The new David Yazbek, Erik Della Penna, and Itamar Moses musical follows a real-life outlaw whose dead body becomes a side-show attraction.
The Fund—whose advisory board members include Lynn Ahrens, Rachel Chavkin, and more—highlights emerging industry leaders.
Alex Edelman hosted the New York ceremony March 7.
The new musical explores the intricacies of caregiving when illness descends upon a devoted couple.
The Australian classic kids tale has become a new musical with songs by Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical writers Daniel Mertzlufft and Kate Leonard.
Both musicals will receive funds toward their show's presentation at a New York City non-profit theatre.
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The Jeremy Strong-led revival began its run at Circle in the Square Theatre February 27.
Anthony Newfield will direct Richard Alleman's adaptation of the Edith Wharton novella.
The grant gives a playwright the opportunity to focus on their craft and debut their work, while gaining insight into the nonprofit theatre world.
The presentation of the new works will be followed by a conversation moderated by Artistic Director Joe Barros.
The late three-time Tony winner made his Broadway debut as the original Scarecrow in The Wiz.
The home of Broadway Licensing, Dramatists Play Service, Playscripts, and Stageworks, the group was founded by Cercone in 2017.
Leak is succeeding founder Carole Rothman, who is set to depart the company in August.
The ceremony honors casting professionals in theatre, film, and television.
Peter Morgan's work recounts the story of Vladimir Putin's rise to power after the fall of the Soviet Union.
Audiences are flocking to see Sarah Paulson in the Second Stage production, which is getting a commercial extension and transfer.
The jukebox biomusical tracking the career and music of iconic Motown group The Temptations premiered on Broadway in 2019.
Sherri Eden Barber directs the new musical based on the 1976 film of the same name.
Set in 1920s Buenos Aires, the new musical is inspired by Raquel Liberman and her fight to bring an international sex-trafficking ring to justice.
The Warhol factory drama will be directed by Rachel Klein.
The new foundation will offer subsidized rehearsal space at Whiting's Open Jar Studios, and more.
Amanda Szeglowski will lead the Off-Broadway organization alongside two yet-to-be-announced co-directors.
People are buzzing about the potential of the six-time Tony winner taking on one of musical theatre's most legendary roles.
Playwright James Meneses has set the band's music to a story of a dystopian future where dreaming is illegal.
Carroll has been with the non-profit theatre company for a decade.
The company is still planning to produce Off-Broadway at a new venue to be determined.
With a book, music, and lyrics by Kailey Marshall, the show chronicles one woman's experiences of the ecstasy, pain, and hilarity of sex.
The Off-Broadway honors will be handed out May 5 at NYU Skirball.
The piece, the composer's first full-length musical, premiered in 1919.
The Sharr White play, seen on Broadway in 2023, is based on Larry Sultan's landmark photo memoir.
The annual ceremony recognizes work playing Broadway and Off-Broadway.
Sigourney Weaver, David Hyde Pierce, Kristine Nielsen, Shalita Grant, and Genevieve Angelson will all perform at the Lincoln Center Theater gala.
The move is a historic and potentially industry-changing one for Off-Broadway theatre.
Grosses soared last week with an overall increase of more than 27% compared to the week prior.
The new musical features a book, music, and lyrics by Julian Rosenblum, with additional story development by Sabrina Karlin.
Christine Pedi directs for the York Theatre Company's Developmental Reading Series.
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