The presentation of Martin Crimp's version of the Molière play is part of RBT's Revelation Readings series.

The play dramatizes the discovery of Nazi-era photographs, which showed an untold side of life at Auschwitz.

Playbill raises the curtain for Broadway's brightest born in May, including 2024 Tony nominees for Best Original Score and Best Featured Actress in a Musical.

From a Sondheim muse to a Beautiful composer-lyricist—happy birthday to Broadway's brightest born in February.

A new year, another new batch of works newly open for free adaptation and performance.

Leslie Epstein has adapted his 1979 novel for the stage, playing HERE Arts Center.

Jed Seidel's comedy concerns an actor with stage fright and a murder that leaves cast and crew on edge.

Leslie Epstein has adapted his 1979 novel for the stage, set to play HERE Arts Center this fall.

The Broadway star shared the news in an Instagram photo, complete with a corn-adorned onesie.

This play is a transportive look into a country ravaged by colonialism, and the people who are charged with rebuilding.

A veteran of Broadway's The Prom, McCalla will be the corn-y musical's new Maizy.

Newell currently stars in the corny musical comedy at Broadway's Nederlander.

The beloved country star says that while seeing Shucked, Innerbichler "reminded" her of the often-asked question of who she'd cast as herself.

Watch the company of the maize-themed musical record one of the songs by Nashville-based duo Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally.

The maize-themed comedy will digitally release its original Broadway cast album May 5.

The maize-themed comedy will digitally release its original Broadway cast album May 5.

The maize-themed comedy will release its original Broadway cast album digitally May 5.

Stars of the stage and red carpet guests stopped by to take some a-maize-ing glamour shots.

The best place to shuck corn? A Broadway opening night red carpet.

The maize-themed comedy is directed by Jack O'Brien, written by Robert Horn, Brandy Clark, and Shane McAnally.