New York Theatre Workshop

The pop megastar Sia provides songs for the stage adaptation of Damon Cardasis's 2017 movie musical about a sisyish young man torn between his conservative aunt's church and his secret new community amid the LGBTQ+ ballroom scene. Cardasis is joined as book writer by James Ijames (Fat Ham), and Honey Dijon contributes additional music. Whitney White (Liberation) directs the world premiere at New York Theatre Workshop, with Darrell Grand Moultrie as choreographer; recent Voice semifinalist Bryson Battle and recent Tony winners J. Harrison Ghee (Some Like It Hot) and Joaquina Kalukango (Paradise Square) lead a large cast that also includes B Noel Thomas and Kristolyn Lloyd.

New York Theatre Workshop bakes up a new version of Molière's baguette-crisp comedy about religious hypocrisy and gullibility among the upper crust, freshly adapted by Lucas Hnath (A Dolls House, Part 2) and directed by erstwhile Soho Rep leader Sarah Benson. The cast is a murderers' row: Matthew Broderick plays the conning lead character and David Cross is his principal dupe; joining the fun are Amber Gray, Francie Jue, Emily Davis, Ryan Haddad, Lisa Kron, Ike Ufomadu and RuPaul’s Drag Race's acidulous Bianca del Rio.