The Tony-winning play is written by Stefano Massini, adapted by Ben Power, and directed by Sam Mendes.

Casting and creative teams have been revealed for four of the productions in the Massachusetts theatre's upcoming season.

Daniel Fish will direct Ben Power's adaptation of Euripides' play.

The Massachusetts theatre has arranged for a roster of stars to play its intimate 90-seat cabaret space.

The London world premiere features an adaptation by Ben Power, who wrote original songs with PJ Harvey.

The Massachusetts company is also producing new stagings of La Cage aux Folles and Next to Normal.

The London world premiere features an adaptation by Ben Power, who wrote original songs with PJ Harvey.

The series of readings and workshops will beginning in April at The Sheen Center.

Stefano Massini's play, adapted by Ben Power, will be seen at the San Francisco venue in May 2024.

The non-replica production is directed by Newfoundlander Jillian Keiley.

The musical plays the town of Gander in Newfoundland and Labrador—the same town in which it takes place.

The London theatre has also announced a new slate of productions, including some West End transfers.

The Tony-winning play will open at the Massachusetts theatre June 13.

Cranston won for his performance in Power of Sail, sharing the honor with Blues for an Alabama Sky's Nija Okoro.

The musical will return to where it all started with runs in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Director Sammi Cannold's humanizing approach to Eva Perón will continue development in Washington, D.C.

Nigel Lindsay, Hadley Fraser, and Michael Balogun star in the limited engagement at London's Gillian Lynne.

The Boston theatre's production replaces the previously scheduled Bhangin' It: A Bangin' New Musical.

Michael Balogun, Hadley Fraser, and Nigel Lindsay will play the drama's trio of brothers.

The Tony-winning play chronicles the success and eventual failure of the famed financial institution.