Linda Buchwald

Signature Theatre announced its 2024-2025 season, the ninth and final season of works programmed by outgoing artistic director Paige Evans. The season also concludes Sarah Ruhl and Dominique Morisseau’s residencies with the company. Featuring three Signature commissions and one revisitation of a previous work, the season showcases Signature’s support for writers at multiple phases of careers. The season includes Dominique Morisseau’s world premiere play Bad Kreyol, Samuel D. Hunter’s world premiere play Grangeville, a revival of Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice, and a developmental presentation of Melis Aker’s Fish.

McAnuff, a Tony winner for the show’s 1993 production, returns to helm its first Broadway revival.

Austin Durant will return as Harold Zidler and Hailee Kaleem Wright will be the new Satine alternate.

The season includes 10 productions, starting with the children’s show Corduroy.

The season includes 10 productions, starting with the children’s show Corduroy.

The season includes a queer take on Arsenic and Old Lace and two world premieres.

See photos from the red carpet of the revival starring Eddie Redmayne and Gayle Rankin that opened last night on Broadway.

The productions discussed included The Notebook, Water for Elephants, The Who’s Tommy, The Outsiders, and Lempicka.

Following the show’s opening on April 18, Atlantic Records has announced the upcoming release of the original Broadway cast recording of Suffs, the new musical from singer-songwriter Shaina Taub. The album will be released on Friday, June 14, and is available for pre-order here.

The world premiere of The Big Gay Jamboree will run at New York’s Orpheum Theatre.