The series will feature full-length plays from members of the 2023-2025 groups.

Winners will be named May 13 with an awards ceremony set for May 23.

There are dozens of Off-Broadway shows opening in New York City. Here are a few we're highly anticipating.

Laurie Woolery is directing the Public Theater production about a young Native woman reconnecting with her ancestral homeland.

Laurie Woolery is directing the Public Theater production about a young Native woman reconnecting with her ancestral homeland.

Her Off-Broadway play Manahatta looks at how the Lenape people lost their land and how that connects to the housing crisis of 2008.

The new play from Mary Kathryn Nagle begins performances November 16, with Laurie Woolery at the helm.

10 new playwrights will each receive a two-year fellowship at the Public, a $10,000 stipend, staged readings, and more.

The new play from Mary Kathryn Nagle begins performances November 16, with Laurie Woolery at the helm.

Inspired by Keys' own life, Hell's Kitchen will star Shoshana Bean and Brandon Victor Dixon.

And in her Off-Broadway solo show Where We Belong, she wants people to stop doing redface.

The event raised over $1.2 million for the Wing's programs benefiting emerging artists.