
After its planned run on Broadway in spring 2024 was postponed, Rob Madge's solo show will debut stateside at New York City Center for three nights only.
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After its planned run on Broadway in spring 2024 was postponed, Rob Madge's solo show will debut stateside at New York City Center for three nights only.
The new play, spoofing the 1998 film starring Lindsay Lohan and directed by Nancy Meyers, will play a strictly limited engagement starting this summer.
The actresses will replace current stars Kristine Frøseth and Havana Rose Liu, respectively, in the new play about a friend group of five college girls.
Julia Masli's largely improvised solo performance premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and played an acclaimed run at NYC's Soho Playhouse in 2024.
Jordan Tannahill's new play, starting performances in May, features a queer and transgender ensemble imagining a future monarch being part of their community.
Emmanuelle Mattana wrote and co-stars in this play, directed by Tony Award winner Danya Taymor, that centers on the members of a boys' prep school debate team.
The nonprofit theatre company's 35th anniversary programming will include two musicals and a New York-premiere play by award-winning writers.
The hit parody musical, inspired by James Cameron's Titanic film and set to the hit songs of Celine Dion, will close after three years of performances.
This bustling Theatre District block — W. 46th St. between Eighth and Ninth Avenues — is packed with dozens of restaurants perfect for a pre- or post-show meal.
The Academy Award, Golden Globe, and Emmy Award nominee wrote and stars as old Hollywood icon Ava Gardner in this play making its New York debut this summer.
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