
Running for a limited time only at The Shed this fall, the show is based on the same-named 1933 Fannie Hurst novel and its two Oscar-nominated film adaptations.
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Running for a limited time only at The Shed this fall, the show is based on the same-named 1933 Fannie Hurst novel and its two Oscar-nominated film adaptations.

The historic venue presents four rarely revived musicals each year, including a fall gala presentation and three shows in its winter-spring Encores! Series.

London's acclaimed Curious Case of Benjamin Button musical and eight more shows will go up at the renowned Off-Broadway institution between fall 2026 and winter 2027.

Operation Mincemeat director Robert Hastie and stars Hiran Abeysekara and Francesca Mills discuss redefining Shakespeare’s tragedy for a surveillance-heavy world.

Following an acclaimed 2025 premiere at Theatre Row, the show will play a limited encore engagement at The Duke on 42nd Street beginning in June.

Written and performed by Robert Montano, the Drama Desk Award-nominated show will come to the Pershing Square Signature Center beginning in late May.

Following an acclaimed premiere last summer, Bubba Weiler's play, about a community navigating a loss, is adapting for a newly reimagined space in its encore run.

Julia May Jonas's new play, directed by Sarah Cameron Hughes, will begin performances with Lincoln Center Theater in mid-May.

She will play a limited three-week engagement in the dance show, co-created by viral internet sensations Cost n' Mayor, at the Orpheum Theatre from mid-May.

The solo comedy show with music will play at the Lucille Lortel Theatre for eight weeks only this summer, directed by Tony Award winner Alex Timbers.
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