The Frank Wildhorn adaptation of the popular manga series previously played London's West End.

The play comes on the heels of a broader conversation about Roald Dahl's work and the prejudice embedded in many of his stories.

The play comes on the heels of a broader cultural conversation about Dahl's work and the prejudice that was embedded in many of his most beloved stories.

Eline Arbo adapted the Nobel-winning memoir.

Whitney White will direct Amy Berryman's play for Second Stage.

Directed by Whitney White, the play is a meditation on sisterhood.

The piece reunites Butterworth with director Sam Mendes, who previously directed The Ferryman.

The piece reunites Butterworth with director Sam Mendes, who previously directed The Ferryman.

Sam Mendes is directing after previously helming Butterworth's The Ferryman.

Ian Rickson directs the new work from Penelope Skinner at London's Harold Pinter.

Ian Rickson directs the new work from Penelope Skinner.

Ian Rickson will direct the new work from Penelope Skinner.

Tom Morris directs the production at the Harold Pinter Theatre.

Jamie Lloyd directs the production, heading to the West End's Harold Pinter Theatre.

The production, directed by Jamie Lloyd, will subsequently play Brooklyn Academy of Music in April.