
The Emmy-nominated actress makes her professional stage debut with this rare Off-Broadway revival, following years of creating memorable roles on TV and film.
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The Emmy-nominated actress makes her professional stage debut with this rare Off-Broadway revival, following years of creating memorable roles on TV and film.
The season includes two plays, one world premiere and one New York stage premiere, performed at the theatre company's Off-Broadway venue on East 15th Street.
Three pairs of celebrated actors will perform the two-person show over the course of a three-week run at the Irish Repertory Theatre beginning in September.
The recording icon has gone from theatre producer to influencer to composer-lyricist, now debuting her new musical, Hell's Kitchen, at The Public Theater.
The new play by Emma Horwitz will play a monthlong engagement at MCC Theater's Robert W. Wilson Theater Space beginning on September 11.
Learn how to dress, how to dance, and where to grab period-appropriate pre-show grub before attending this experience that transports you back to the Jazz Age.
The multi-award-winning singer composed the score for the new musical loosely based on her own adolescence and career beginnings in the title NYC neighborhood.
Nathan Alan Davis's new play begins performances in September at the Laura Pels Theatre as a co-production of Roundabout Theatre Company and New York Theatre Workshop.
Jen Silverman's new play, directed by Tyne Rafaeli, will premiere at the Tony Kiser Theater in November for a one-month engagement with Second Stage.
Every tale condemns him for a villain! Tony Award nominee Patrick Page will return to the New York stage in All The Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented The Villain, a new one-man show he created and stars in. Performances run at the DR2 Theatre (located at the Daryl Roth Theatre) for 14 weeks only beginning September 29. Page is known for his portrayals of onstage villains including Hades in Hadestown (earning a Tony Award nomination), Frollo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and the Green...