The play is by Bekah Brunstetter ("Oohrah!") and will be directed by Evan Cabnet ("The Dream of the Burning Boy").
The play is based on Mr. Englander's short story of the same name and will be directed by Barry Edelstein.
The play marks the playwriting debut of the actress Amanda Peet and will be directed by Lynne Meadow for Manhattan Theater Club.
It features a score composed by Alan Menken with lyrics by Glenn Slater and a book by Cheri and Bill Steinkellner, and will be directed by Jerry Zaks.
Both plays are written by Mr. Shawn and will be directed by Mr. Gregory; they have also collaborated on adaptations of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" and Ibsen's "Master Builder".
The books are being adapted for the stage by Mike Poulton and will be directed by Jeremy Herrin in the Swan theatre – the ideal venue, said Doran.
The play is Attea's ninth – seven of the others have been musicals – and will be directed by his regular collaborator Mark Marcante, with incidental music by Arthur Abrams.
All have been adapted by David Hare and will be directed by Jonathan Kent using a repertory company that includes Anna Chancellor, Samuel West and James McArdle.
The movie has an estimated budget of about $3 million and will be directed by a relative novice, the 28-year-old Katrina Bronson.
The play, set in 1904, will star, Delroy Lindo, right, Phylicia Rashad, Ruben Santiago-Hudson and Lisa Gay Hamilton, and will be directed by Marion McClinton.
The second show, "Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Mustars," stars Jonathan Groff and Will Swenson and will be directed by Diane Paulus.
