Zachary Stewart is a theater journalist and writer for TheaterMania. His work has also been featured in publications such as ManhattanDigest, WhatsOnStage, and Mondaq. Zachary covers a wide range of topics in the theater industry, including reviews, interviews, and features on Broadway and Off-Broadway shows, as well as highlighting emerging talent and trends in the theater world.
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By: Zachary Stewart
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This new ballet is set to the music of gay country crooner Orville Peck.
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By: Zachary Stewart
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