Artistic Director Alan Paul will direct the Massachusetts production based on his 2018 Shakespeare Theatre Company staging.

Written by Marc St. Germain, Christopher Oscar Peña, and Zoe Sarnak, the musical premiered at Barrington Stage Company in 2021.

This year's benefit will honor Mary Testa with the 2024 William Finn Award for Excellence in Musical Theatre.

Proceeds from the evening will support BSC's Education Fund and Playwright Mentoring Project.

Casting and creative teams have been revealed for four of the productions in the Massachusetts theatre's upcoming season.

The Off-Broadway disability romantic comedy uses text-to-speech technology to connect its leading couple.

Michaels, aka RuPaul's Drag Race star Alexis Michelle, will be Albin opposite Story's Georges.

The disability romantic-comedy uses text-to-speech technology to connect its leading couple.

The Massachusetts theatre has arranged for a roster of stars to play its intimate 90-seat cabaret space.

The disability romantic-comedy uses text-to-speech technology to connect its leading couple.

The program invites 12 college musical theatre students to the Massachusetts company for an eight-week intensive.

The Massachusetts company is also producing new stagings of La Cage aux Folles and Next to Normal.

Artistic Director Alan Paul will direct the Pulitzer-winning Next to Normal in a season marking the Massachusetts company's 30th anniversary.

The conference, titled New Musicals on the Horizon, is set for October 24-25.

The production also marks the return of Mary Testa to the William Finn musical in a different role after starring in the original Off-Broadway company.

A Finn classic, previously excised from A New Brain during the original 1998 Off-Broadway production, is returning after a multi-decade journey through the canon.

Former Artistic Director Julianne Boyd helms the new production at the Massachusetts theatre.

The performance will be the playwright's first acting role.

The summer concert series at the Massachusetts venue also features Donna McKechnie, Jason Robert Brown, and Alan H. Green.

Candis C. Jones will direct playwright, novelist, and poet Pearl Cleage's play.