Tony Triumph Meets Tough Economics For ‘Schmigadoon!’
Winning the Tony Award for Best Musical has given Schmigadoon! a boost at the box office, but it might not be enough to propel the show to profitability.
Winning the Tony Award for Best Musical has given Schmigadoon! a boost at the box office, but it might not be enough to propel the show to profitability.
Broadway’s newest ticketing venture wants theatergoers to subscribe instead of splurge.
Broadway might not score big from the World Cup.
While Tony Awards voters stay silent about their ballots, the Drama Desk Awards voters are loud enough to move the market.
Chromolume.io synthesizes the gross weekly box office receipts of Broadway shows to create industry power rankings.
Similar to how Ford Motor Company invested in Rivian Automotive, the upcoming musical 'Chimney Town' has invested in the Broadway musical 'Cats: The Jellicle Ball.'
Katharine Quinn has launched a new digital marketing agency named And That's Strategy.
While Betty Boop has been freed from copyright jail, Fleischer Studios isn't going to let the iconic character sing on stage again without a fight.
Even though a Times Square casino is not in the cards, SL Green is doubling down on ways to monetize 1515 Broadway.
It could be the surprise treat of the Broadway season. In the present topsy-turvy season, "Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)" might have a path to success.
Foreign performers hoping to make it to Broadway might soon find less red carpet and more red tape.
As Tony Award-winning actor Leslie Odom Jr. prepares to return to the cast of 'Hamilton' next week, the producers have raised the premium ticket prices at certain performances to a record-br…
The New York City Musical and Theatrical Production Tax Credit and the Empire State Musical and Theatrical Tax Credit could soon be eliminated.
While Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election will have significant implications for domestic and foreign affairs, it will also have a significan...
The scariest thing about "Death Becomes Her" might be its budget.
The Broadway Flea Market has attracted some people more interested in padding their own pockets than supporting its charitable cause.
Preevue, a leading provider of technology allowing theatergoers to get sneak peeks of the views from their seats, could soon become available at more Broadway theaters.
In the city that never sleeps, Broadway influencers might soon be able to take a nap, and let virtual influencers take center stage.
After raising some eyebrows, the Tony Awards have decided to change their tune, and the cast of Stereophonic will now perform on the televised awards show.
Despite receiving 13 Tony Award nominations, the cast of the play "Stereophonic" will not perform a song from its score at the Tony Awards.
Similar to how loans are issued against film and television tax credits, Blue Fox Financing and Runyonland Productions will soon issue loans against theatre tax credits.
Michael Jackson's estate is asking the man in the mirror to change his ways.
West End theatre producers can put on a happy face.
Broadway's biggest gossiper brings "remote work" to a whole new level.
Branden Jacobs-Jenkin's acclaimed play about a family returning to their late father's home will soon be switching houses.
Broadway has a new marketplace for selling last-minute tickets.
Congestion pricing might be another speed bump in Broadway's road to recovery.
The Limelight church will be getting some new spotlights.
Jujamcyn Theaters' relationship with Sweet Hospitality Group has soured.
Starting in January, the music streaming platform Spotify will no longer pay royalties on any songs played less than 1,000 times in a year.
A new rule requires resale ticket platforms to report any users who made more than $600 from selling tickets in 2023 to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
The Broadway League has some new top brass.
After more than two decades, the Nederlander Organization has decided to part ways with Ticketmaster and launch its own ticketing platform.
Laura Osnes, star of "Bandstand," might soon take the witness stand.
The New York City Planning Commission quietly adopted the new contribution rate.
The smart money is on 'A Strange Loop' hitting the jackpot at the Tony Awards.
Last week, the producers of the Broadway musical Paradise Square filed paperwork with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to increase its initial capitalization costs from $13.5 mill…
In a forthcoming book, the original producer Ken Waissman reveals a ruse he came up with to save the show from shutting before ever making it to Broadway.
The road to removing services fees on Broadway tickets is not as straightforward as might seem.
The producers of 'The Music Man' have been sued for breach of contract after recasting a barbershop quartet.
The curtain will soon be lifted on the salaries of Broadway jobs.
Somewhere there is a place for a sequel to 'West Side Story', but it will not be at Long Wharf Theatre.
Long Wharf Theatre has commissioned a sequel to the beloved Broadway musical 'West Side Story'.
An award-winning film about life in the barrio soon be breaking barriers on Broadway.
Broadway's largest licensing house could soon be put up for sale.
The Shubert Organization recently agreed to sell two vacant lots and the air rights above the Imperial Theatre to Extell Development Company for $82.3 million.
According to several industry insiders, the first play to return to Broadway during the COVID-19 pandemic is now teetering on the brink of collapse.
The first attempt to turn the iconic film Sunset Boulevard into a Broadway musical is finally getting a close-up.
One political wizard worked her magic to keep the Emerald City in the Dogwood City.
After launching an investigation into the leading ticket sellers, New York State Senator James Skoufis introduced a bill last week to transform the Broadway ticketing business.