Celebrate Women's History Month with the people who made this Broadway season happen—including directors, composers, choreographers, writers, and designers.

The musical at Atlantic Theater Company tells the story of the artists involved in the Grammy-winning 1997 album.

The Atlantic Theater Club production tells the story of the artists involved in the Grammy-winning 1997 album's recording.

Inspired by the Grammy-winning 1997 album of the same name, Buena Vista Social Club tells the story of the artists involved in the album's recording.

The musical at Atlantic Theater Company tells the story of the artists involved in the Grammy-winning 1997 album.

Inspired by the Grammy-winning 1997 album of the same name, Buena Vista Social Club tells the story of the artists involved in the album's recording.

The Jocelyn Bioh world premiere is now running via Manhattan Theatre Club.

Inspired by the Grammy-winning 1997 album of the same name, Buena Vista Social Club tells the story of the artists involved in the album's recording.

The Jocelyn Bioh world premiere is now running via Manhattan Theatre Club.

The Jocelyn Bioh play opened October 3 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, via Manhattan Theatre Club.

Whitney White is directing the new Jocelyn Bioh play for Manhattan Theatre Club at the Friedman.

Whitney White is directing the new Jocelyn Bioh play for Manhattan Theatre Club at the Friedman.

Inua Ellams' new and contemporary myth at New York Theatre Workshop features a roster of Broadway alums.

Inua Ellams' new and contemporary myth features a roster of Broadway alums.

Inua Ellams' new and contemporary myth will be directed by Taibi Magar.

The Off-Broadway play at NYTW follows college students trying to navigate consent and learn self-defense.

Celebrate Women’s History Month with a complete list of women who created shows this season—including directors, composers, choreographers, writers, and designers.

College students come together to talk about consent and how to protect themselves in a DIY self-defense class.

Liliana Padilla, Tony winner Rachel Chavkin, and Steph Paul co-direct Padilla's Off-Broadway play exploring anger, trauma, anxiety, and desire.

Liliana Padilla's play will be co-directed by playwright Padilla, Tony winner Rachel Chavkin, and Steph Paul.