Marcia Milgrom Dodge will direct the Tony-winning Jerry Herman musical.

The production is part of Pride Plays 2025, which also includes a Will Davis-helmed Pony.

Seth Sklar-Heyn will direct the 9/11-themed musical at the Tony-winning regional venue.

A new take on the Andrew Lloyd Webber-T.S. Eliot musical runs at the Illinois theatre through June 15.

Steven Pasquale, Ruthie Ann Miles, and more lead the cast, with Tony winner Bartlett Sher at the helm.

Dr. Carla Hayden was the first Black woman to steward the nation's library.

Rob Ruggiero will direct the Tony-winning musical at the 2025 Tony-winning Regional Theatre.

Miranda Cornell will direct Eliana Theologides Rodriguez's new play.

Chip Miller will direct and choreograph the musical about a found family of artists in the bohemian New York underworld of the 1990s.

The June 11 performance is part of a fundraiser Trump will hold to benefit the D.C. theatre.

David Alpert directs Jonothon Lyons and Ben Bonnema's musical at the Pennsylvania venue.

The Colorado venue has also announced casting for its summer productions of Mamma Mia! and Million Dollar Quartet.

The musical, written by Lisette Glodowski and Richard C. Walter, released a studio album in 2023 and played a sold-out concert in 2021.

The Arlington, Virginia, venue will also present a reimagined Fiddler on the Roof as well as plays by Miriam Battye and Shayan Lofti.

Due to Trump's plans to eliminate the NEA, a number of workers are resigning, including Greg Reiner, the NEA’s director of theatre.

Josh Rhodes will direct and choreograph the Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical.

A variety of new work development, conferences, and institutes have been revealed by the industry stalwart.

Katie Rose Clarke, Carrie St. Louis, and Quinn Titcomb will take on the 11-time Grammy winner in her forthcoming biomusical, premiering in July in Tennessee.

The Public Theater, Actors' Equity, and others are vowing to fight back against the funding cuts.

The Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical will play a limited engagement at the outdoor Los Angeles venue.

Maltby will also direct the new revue at the Connecticut venue.

Iconis and Gregory S. Moss' The Untitled Unauthorized Hunter S. Thompson Musical begins at the Virginia venue next month.

Denis Jones will direct the musical about the world of competitive cheerleading.

Luigi the Musical will premiere in San Francisco at the Taylor Street Theater.

The new musical is written by hip hop and spoken word playwright Psalmayene 24, with original music by Eugene H. Russell IV.

Performances will begin May 15 at the Northport, New York, theatre.

The musical by Heather Christian and Lauren Yee will play Washington, D.C.'s Arena Stage.

The Hudson Valley company is also giving a New York premiere to a new work from Almost, Maine playwright and actor John Cariani.

JoAnn M. Hunter will direct and choreograph the Disney favorite.

Maggie Burrows will direct the Tony-winning musical with choreography by William Carlos Angulo.

The season will be the theatre's second curated by Artistic Director Stevie Walker-Webb.

Hendrix is known for playing Meredith Blake in The Parent Trap.

Following a group of magical girls who protect the Earth from evil, the musical is an adaptation of the immensely popular anime series.

The Massachusetts company has begun to reveal casting for its upcoming summer season.

Tony winner Patinkin was recently celebrated during the Signature Theatre's annual gala.

The Massachusetts venue will also offer three concerts featuring Company's Claybourne Elder.

The Massachusetts company's seven-show season will center on themes of legacy, family, and what we most value in our lives.

The summer production of the Disney musical will also feature Hannah Corneau, Jelani Remy, Bobby Conte, Kennedy Kanagawa, and more.

Karen Zacarias has penned the book for the work exploring the true story of Paraguay's Recycled Orchestra.

The Difficult People actor has adapted the Ed Graczyk play with Ashley Robinson and Dan Gillespie Sells.

The screen stars will co-star in Dustin Wills' new staging of Tennessee Williams' Camino Real.

The New Brunswick company has revealed its 2025-2026 season, and a new leadership model to succeed outgoing Artistic Director David Saint.

Tiffany Nichole Greene directs the Children's Theatre Company production.

Annie Tippe directs the Britta Johnson musical.

The production presents the complete, unabridged text of Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire with no props or set.

Andy Einhorn will conduct the one-night-only event, presenting the Lerner and Loewe musical.

Ethan Heard directs the John Cameron Mitchell-Stephen Trask musical at the Virginia venue.

The new production will play Encore Musical Theatre Company, a regional company dedicated to intimate productions in the Great Lakes region.

Annie Tippe directs the Britta Johnson musical.

The Jason Lutes graphic novel is now a stage show, with its Weimar-era story eerily relevant.