
The Oliviers are London's biggest theatre awards, and many successful U.K. productions hop the pond — here are the ones we will, or hope to, see in New York.
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The Oliviers are London's biggest theatre awards, and many successful U.K. productions hop the pond — here are the ones we will, or hope to, see in New York.

Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's play, a solo show that involves audience participation, marks Radcliffe's return to the stage after winning a Tony Award.

Stage and screen stars like Richard Thomas, Margaret Colin, Anika Noni Rose, Carl Clemons-Hopkins, and more lead David Lindsay-Abaire's new comedy about an HOA.

They will replace current cast members Michele Pawk and Sadie Dickerson in the musical about the life and career of Bobby Darin later this spring.

Or should we say 202-Six: As the Tony Award-winning musical approaches its fifth anniversary at the Lena Horne Theatre, it's assembled a group of stage royalty.

For the second year in a row, New York Theatre Guide's staff shouted out actors and creatives whose work you can't miss in honor of Women's History Month in March.

The Loki star and Tony Award nominee returns to Broadway in fall 2026 as Benedick in an irresistible, party-like production of Much Ado About Nothing.

The new musical, starring Tony Award winner Darren Criss, officially opened at the Belasco Theatre in November 2024 to near-universal critical acclaim.

The three-time Grammy-winning rapper will step into the role of Zidler during the musical's final months at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, starting in March.

The hit Netflix drama about a high-society family navigating the Regency-era marriage market is rich with U.K. theatre talent who've performed on stages worlwide.
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