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Here are updates from yet-to-open shows during the extended closure of the New York theatre scene.
Olivier Award-winning director Dominic Cooke re-imagines C.P. Taylor's WWII-set drama.
The new series is from director-choreographer Kenny Ortega.
The play podcast curates each season around a specific demographic that is underproduced and underrepresented in the American theatre.
The play podcast curates each season around a specific demographic that is underproduced and underrepresented in the American theatre.
The third annual festival from The Sol Project will feature new plays, a sneak peek at a new musical, short films, panels, and more.
The resident summer cohort of feminist producing organization Experimental B*tch Presents share thoughts on their works in progress.
The Hollywood Emmy nominee will star as Sammy Davis Jr. in the upcoming film.
Created with Fleabag producer Francesca Moody, the fund will provide grants to U.K. artists and professionals impacted by COVID-19.
The evening of creative protest features Patina Miller, Lynn Whitfield, Marcus Henderson, and more in world-premiere short works.
Broadcast over three nights, the free festival will feature 6 new works written and directed by Black womxn.
Adams' winning play, Ink'dWell, will receive virtual development support this fall.
Written by Ming Peiffer and directed by Whitney White, the digital performance from The New York Times premieres August 18.
The theatre company has adapted its 2020 Street Theater tour, Liberty or Just Us: A City Park Story, to the virtual space.
The Ailey All Access broadcast is from Three by Three, a 1985 PBS Great Performances television special.
Following Play It Forward, the Broadway producer officially launches On The Stage Streaming.
The song is the final single of her solo debut EP, SPACE DAUGHTER, which the Tony nominee conceived, produced, and co-directed.
The new play, conceived by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen, is based on first-person stories of New York City's first responders during the COVID-19 crisis.
The new wave of digital works, now live, amplifies the work of Black designers and creative collaborators.
Gandja Monteiro will direct the upcoming feature drama, about a singer-songwriter from Chicago who mentors young performers.
The See Lighting Foundation campaign aims to distribute monthly $500 grants to 60 artists impacted by COVID-19.
Rehearsals and remote recording sessions are now underway for four of the 2020 Williamstown audio productions.
The show, from director-choreographer Kenny Ortega, premieres in the fall.
The evening of creative protest will premiere short world-premiere works from playwrights.
The film reunites Menken with Beauty and the Beast's Linda Woolverton, who is writing the film with Lauren Hynek and Elizabeth Martin, and lyricist Glenn Slater.
