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<em>All My Sons</em> runs through June 23 at the American Airlines Theatre.
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Annette Bening and Tracy Letts Take On Arthur Miller's All My Sons
Jack O'Brien directs Roundabout Theatre Company's new revival of the 1947 classic.
Halley Feiffer plays Cat, and Hamish Linklater plays Guy in <em>The Pain of My Belligerence</em>.
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The Pain of My Belligerence Charts an Affair Across Three Presidential Elections
Halley Feiffer's latest play is about a completely unhealthy, totally hot liaison.
Nathan Lane stars in Taylor Mac's <em>Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus</em>, directed by George C. Wolfe, at Broadway's Booth Theatre.
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Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus and the Clowns Who Mop Up the Bodies
Nathan Lane, Kristine Nielsen, and Julie White star in Taylor Mac's macabre new comedy.
Zak Orth, Laurie Metcalf, and John Lithgow in <em>Hillary and Clinton</em>, directed by Joe Mantello, at Broadway's Golden Theatre.
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Hillary and Clinton Speculates on What Went Down Behind the Scenes in 2008
Laurie Metcalf and John Lithgow star as America's most talked-about first couple in playwright Lucas Hnath's return to Broadway.
Eva Noblezada, André De Shields, and Reeve Carney star in Anaïs Mitchell's <em>Hadestown</em>, directed by Rachel Chavkin, at Broadway's Walter Kerr Theatre.
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Is Hadestown the Smartest New Musical on Broadway?
Anaïs Mitchell's concept album-turned-musical about Orpheus and Eurydice journeys to Broadway.
Bryce Pinkham (Sam) and Hannah Elless (Joon) in a scene from <em>Benny & Joon</em>.
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Benny & Joon Musicalizes the Eccentric Characters of a Popular '90s Romance
Claybourne Elder, Hannah Elless, and Bryce Pinkham lead the East Coast premiere at Paper Mill Playhouse.
Michael Stuhlbarg (second from left) as the title character in Tim Blake Nelson's <em>Socrates</em>, directed by Doug Hughes, at the Public Theater.
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Socrates Faces Off Against the Angry Mob of Democracy
Tim Blake Nelson's new play follows Socrates from impiety to execution in ancient Athens.
Adam Driver stars as Pale in Lanford Wilson's <em>Burn This</em>, directed by Michael Mayer, at the Hudson Theatre.
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Adam Driver Keeps the Fire Stoked in Burn This
Lanford Wilson's 1980s comedy gets a Broadway revival at the Hudson Theatre.
Thaddeus Phillips is the writer, star, and scenic designer of <em>17 Border Crossings</em>.
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Around the World in 90 Minutes With Thaddeus Phillips in 17 Border Crossings
Tatiana Mallarino directs Phillips's solo show, making its off-Broadway premiere at New York Theatre Workshop.
Lexxe as Alice listens to Storm Marrero in the title role of Company XIV's <em>Queen of Hearts</em>, directed by Austin McCormick.
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Curiouser and Curiouser: Alice's Adventures Get a Risqué Twist in Queen of Hearts
An extravagant, adults-only take on Lewis Carroll's Wonderland makes its world premiere at Brooklyn's Théâtre XIV.
Crystal Finn, Susannah Flood, and Miriam Silverman star in Will Arbery's <em>Plano</em>, directed by Taylor Reynolds, for Clubbed Thumb at the Connelly Theater.
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Living Life in the Fast Lane in Plano
Will Arbery's fascinating play signals the arrival of an exciting new voice in the theater.
Brian d'Arcy James, standing, currently plays Quinn Carney in <em>The Ferryman</em> on Broadway.
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Revisiting The Ferryman on Broadway: An American Story After All?
A new cast, including Brian d'Arcy James and Holley Fain, gives us an opportunity to take a fresh look at Jez Butterworth's play.
Renée Fleming and Ben Whishaw in <em>Norma Jeane Baker of Troy</em> at the Shed.
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Goodbye, Norma Jeane: Renée Fleming and Ben Whishaw Star in a Play About Marilyn Monroe
Anne Carson's Norma Jeane Baker of Troy inaugurates a new theater at the Hudson Yards.
Marchánt Davis and the cast of Jordan E. Cooper's <em>Ain't No Mo</em>', directed by Stevie Walker-Webb, at the Public Theater.
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Ain't No Mo' Says Bon Voyage to the Faulty Promises of Barack Obama's America
Jordan E. Cooper boisterously unpacks African-American identity in his new play at the Public Theater.
The Mad Ones and several additional actors wrote and star in <em>Mrs. Murray's Menagerie</em>, directed by Lila Neugebauer, for Ars Nova at Greenwich House Theatre.
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Parents Clash Over Children's Television in Mrs. Murray's Menagerie
The Mad Ones re-create a focus group circa 1979 for their latest devised play.
Damon Daunno and Rebecca Naomi Jones as Curly and Laurie.
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The Sexiest Oklahoma! You'll Probably Ever See Is Now on Broadway
Daniel Fish's experimental take on the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic lands at the Circle in the Square Theatre.
Azudi Onyejekwe and Doreen Taylor in a scene from <em>Sincerely, Oscar</em>, directed by Dugg McDonough, at Theatre Row.
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Sincerely, Oscar Sings Insincerely Through the Career of Oscar Hammerstein II
A hologram of Hammerstein narrates the iconic career of the Oklahoma!, Carousel, and South Pacific lyricist.
Glenda Jackson as Lear in Shakespeare's <em>King Lear</em> on Broadway.
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Glenda Jackson and Shakespeare Vs. Sam Gold in Erratic New King Lear
One of the world's greatest actors and a Tony-winning director vie for our attention for three-and-a-half hours.
Rema Webb, Sally Ann Triplett, and Ian Lowe appear in <em>The Cradle Will Rock</em>.
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The Cradle Will Rock Depicts a Society for Sale to the Highest Bidder
Classic Stage Company mounts a revival of Marc Blitzstein's fabled musical play.
Ugo Chukwu and Justin Long star in <em>Do You Feel Anger?</em>
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A New Comedy About Harassment at a Debt Collection Agency Asks, Do You Feel Anger?
Some of off-Broadway's funniest comedians star in Mara Nelson-Greenberg's New York debut.
Daniel Oreskes and Lisa Birnbaum star in John Webster's <em>The White Devil</em>, directed by Louisa Proske, for Red Bull Theater at the Lucille Lortel Theatre.
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A Midlife Crisis Leads to Murder in The White Devil
John Webster's 1612 revenge tragedy gets an off-Broadway revival.
Heidi Schreck wrote and stars in <em>What the Constitution Means to Me</em>, directed by Oliver Butler, at the Helen Hayes Theater.
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What the Constitution Means to Me Asks, "Should We Abolish America's Founding Document?"
Heidi Schreck's genre-defying new play is a call to arms for active citizens.
Shana Cooper's production of <em>The Tragedy of Julius Caesar</em> runs through April 28 at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center.
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Shakespeare Made Earthy and Raw in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Shana Cooper directs an intriguing new production at Theatre for a New Audience.
Simon Russell Beale, Adam Godley, and Ben Miles star in Stefano Massini and Ben Power's <em>The Lehman Trilogy</em>, directed by Sam Mendes, at Park Avenue Armory.
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The Lehman Trilogy Mythologizes a Doomed Investment Bank
Stefano Massini spins the fable of Lehman Brothers at Park Avenue Armory.