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Set in 1950s London, “Dial M for Murder” began as a television play in 1952 and was filmed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1954, starring Ray Milland and Grace Kelly.

Cecily Strong and David Zayas star in a new romantic dramedy from John Patrick Shanley.

Brooklyn Laundry has announced a two week extension at Manhattan Theatre Club ahead of its opening night tomorrow, Wednesday, February 28 at New York City Center.

According to a post on the official Manhattan Theatre Club X account, Brooklyn Laundry has canceled the Saturday, February 24th matinee performance due to a non-COVID illness in the company. Learn more here!

Manhattan Theatre Club is presenting the world premiere of Brooklyn Laundry, written and directed by Pulitzer Prize winner John Patrick Shanley. Get a first look at photos below!

Houston’s Theater District is wrapping up its presentation of Harmonies, a series of interactive music boxes positioned throughout the entertainment district. Run, don’t walk, as the installation closes at the end of this weekend.

Performances begin tonight for Manhattan Theatre Club’s world premiere of Brooklyn Laundry, written and directed by Pulitzer Prize winner John Patrick Shanley. Learn about upcoming events and see how to purchase tickets!

“Dial M for Murder” isn’t a whodunit, but a will-he-get-away-with-it akin to an episode of “Columbo.”

We talk with Mark Shanahan, adaptor and director of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd performing at Alley Theatre.

Renowned Chronicles of Narnia author Clive Staples Lewis, better known as C.S. Lewis, once argued that stories can stimulate the marvelous and supernatural, leading to newfound revelations of truth.