
The Off-Broadway theatre will present a world-premiere play by Annie Baker and a world-premiere musical by Marco Ramirez as part of its season programming.
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The Off-Broadway theatre will present a world-premiere play by Annie Baker and a world-premiere musical by Marco Ramirez as part of its season programming.
The new performance venue, formally known as the Perelman Performing Arts Center, is located at the World Trade Center complex and will open in September.
The theatre company will put on three plays between January and April, all three of which are written by resident playwrights at Signature Theatre.
New York Theatre Workshop and American Repertory Theater's production of Inua Ellams's play, directed by Taibi Magar, begins performances on July 13.
The Tony Award nominee first played Seymour in the Westside Theatre revival in 2021, and he will now succeed Tony winner Matt Doyle in the role this July.
Zarina Shea's new comedy Let's Call Her Patty, starring Rhea Perlman, will premiere at Lincoln Center Theater's Claire Tow Theater.
The season contains seven plays and musicals, many making their world and New York premieres, including offerings from Alicia Keys and Suzan-Lori Parks.
Classic Stage Company will revive the 1962 musical at the start of its 2023-24 season, with direction by Trip Cullman and a revised book by John Weidman.
The movie, directed by Molly Gordon and Nick Lieberman, will have its nationwide release on July 14 after debuting at the Sundance Film Festival in January.
The new cast members of the Off-Broadway Titanic parody musical, which currently plays the Daryl Roth Theatre, will begin their runs in the show on June 6.