Here's a roundup of the many A-listers who are taking to the stage in New York.

The musical tells the story of Joy Mangano, the inventor of the Miracle Mop who created a business empire while being a single mother.

Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk, and Bill Burr lead the Patrick Marber-directed revival of David Mamet's Pulitzer winner.

Jack Serio is directing the production at the East Village Basement, a new downtown venue.

The streaming announcement will air live on Playbill April 2.

The legendary press agent is releasing a collection of short fiction in April.

The new release is filmed on stage at the Imperial Theatre, where the musical adaptation of the cult favorite TV series opens April 10.

Partially inspired by Sophocles' Antigone, the show is an intimate exploration of love that goes beyond faith between a queer Pakistani-American man and his deeply devout mother.

The season, opening September 16, will feature 47 ballets, including four world premieres.

Rebecca Harris will direct Brett Neveu's new play this spring.

Finn was cancelled following Trump's takeover of the Washington, D.C. organization.

Brooklyn Rep UK is presenting the musical at Bethnal Green Working Men's Club in London.

For 21 years, this company has taught over 10,000 Brooklyn students, many of them low-income and BIPOC.

Based on the an original story by the Duffer Brothers, Jack Thorne, and Kate Trefry, the play is set in the world of the hit Netflix series.

The musical begins previews April 4.

The Ballroom scene–inspired revival of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical played an acclaimed run at Perelman Performing Arts Center last year.

The Sara Bareilles-Jessie Nelson musical continues in South Florida through April 30.

Students in Roswell, Georgia, are exploring other worlds through the performing arts.

The beloved memory play, and Williams' most-revived work on Broadway, turns 80.

OFC Creations will also present Finding Neverland, Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas, and more in its upcoming season.