The quartet of works begins previews April 3.

Grief Camp and I'm Assuming You Know David Greenspan, both canceled while in previews due to a backstage strike, are back on with new dates.

Les Waters will direct for the Signature Theatre.

Manhattan Theatre Club opened the world premiere thriller February 27.

The Off-Broadway company is presenting four of the playwrights new works, presented together for the first time.

Eliya Smith's play is directed by Les Waters for Atlantic Theater Company.

Les Waters directs the study of loss and adolescence set at a Virginia summer camp.

The Second Stage Theater production is up for eight Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Play.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Renée Elise Goldsberry will announce Broadway's top honors beginning at 9 AM ET.

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' comedic drama is playing a 13-week limited engagement at the Belasco following an earlier run at the Hayes.

Davis McCallum will direct Eleanor Burgess' new work at South Coast Repertory.

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' comedic drama is playing a 13-week limited engagement at the Belasco following an earlier run at the Hayes.

The world premiere from Itamar Moses, about a liberal Jewish professor asked to sign a social justice manifesto, has audiences talking—this extension is its third.

The world premiere from playwright Itamar Moses follows a liberal, academic, American, atheist, and Jewish professor asked to sign a social justice manifesto.

Itamar Moses' work follows a liberal, academic, American, atheist, and Jewish professor asked to sign a social justice manifesto.

The Public Theater production follows a liberal, academic, American, atheist, and Jewish person asked to sign a social justice manifesto.

Josh Radnor stars in the new work, about a liberal, academic, American, atheist, and Jewish person asked to sign a social justice manifesto.

The Off-Broadway company will open the world premiere from Itamar Moses February 27.

Beatty takes over for Elle Fanning when the show transfers to the Belasco Theatre.

COVID-related illness has led Second Stage Theater to cancel three performances.