
Playwright Andrew Stein, director Hersh Ellis, and stars John David Washington, Conrad Ricamora, and Elizabeth Stanley discuss the new thriller about a life-changing algorithm's effects on a tight-knit friend group.
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Playwright Andrew Stein, director Hersh Ellis, and stars John David Washington, Conrad Ricamora, and Elizabeth Stanley discuss the new thriller about a life-changing algorithm's effects on a tight-knit friend group.

In the wake of the World Cup and alongside the continued cultural dominance of properties like Heated Rivalry, John Donnelly’s drama dives into the hidden lives of pro athletes.
Coming stateside straight from Wicked in London, the actor shares his journey from first-time Broadway-goer to first-time Broadway star, plus practical tips for new theatregoers.

From July 20 to August 16, the ballroom star returns to Chicago on Broadway for his second stint as Billy Flynn, a role he first played earlier this year.

The Off-Broadway musical, starring the Grammy Award-winning musician as Sicilian apothecary and poisoner Giulia Tofana, also marks her debut as a theatre writer.

The Emmy-nominated Black-ish and Girlfriends TV star leads the interactive solo play Every Brilliant Thing through August 9.

After moving to Ireland in 2025, the actress, TV personality, and comedian was finally able to write her solo show about motherhood 10 years in the making.

In her latest solo show, Broad Strokes, the NYC-based comedian turns a medical nightmare into a musical comedy at the Lucille Lortel Theatre.

Tony Award-winning playwright Jonathan Spector's newest work explores the shifting dynamics of American Jewish life through a group of friends over 18 years.

Teen performers are at the center of the writer and director's latest Off-Broadway collaboration, in which two boys' search for meaning is shaped by their Catholic upbringings.
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