
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.

Classic Stage Company will present Thornton Wilder's final, unfinished play, newly completed by Kirk Lynn, for a limited engagement beginning in April.

Life of Pi Broadway star Hiran Abeysekera plays the title role in director Robert Hastie's production of the Shakespeare tragedy, in NYC straight from London.

The Tony winner and Modern Family Emmy nominee will star in the first NYC revival of Jay Presson Allen's solo play Tru for six weeks only starting in March.

The 2014 musical adaptation of the cult classic 1989 film is having its first major NYC revival at New World Stages, where it premiered a decade ago.

The cast and creatives of Alex Lin's world-premiere corporate comedy give a crash course on the title, design, costumes, and more about what to expect.

The company of Ngozi Anyanwu's MMA-infused play, starring Aigner Mizzelle and Hamilton's Okieriete Onaodowan as siblings, give a crash course on the punchy show.

The three Broadway veterans will lead the award-winning Off-Broadway musical revival at the Westside Theatre for performances beginning in March.

Amber Ruffin, Kevin Sciretta, and David A. Schmoll are the creators of Bigfoot!, starring Grey Henson as a lovable, misunderstood version of the mythic monster.

The shows The Other Place and Antigone (This Play I Read in High School) are reimagining Sophocles's play to explore civil disobedience, family trauma, and justice for today.
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