The industry is in an excruciating status - but some organizations are transmuting their usual accolades into emergency relief.
Linked From Forbes at 06:41PMBroadway's biggest night is officially in limbo. Producers are canceling and delaying multiple productions that might have competed.
Linked From Forbes at 03:44PMNew York's marquee industry is set to lose over $100 million as thousands of jobs evaporate.
Linked From Forbes at 12:02AMWhile the industry has held firm so far, data points to a tough spring ahead—especially if tourists decide to stay away from New York.
Linked From Forbes at 06:50PMCritics and protests haven't dented the box office at 'West Side Story' - but the rest of the industry is in a rut, waiting for awards season to start.
Linked From Forbes at 05:00PMThe new musical is making good on the buzz, while the jury is still out on Bob Dylan's Broadway bow.
Linked From Forbes at 05:22PMThe buzzy London import 'Six' started strong, David Byrne closed on a high note, and 'West Side Story' is bracing for protests.
Linked From Forbes at 07:59PMOne of only two Asian lead producers on Broadway, Vivek Tiwary has a fanboy's passion and an immigrant's drive to get the job done.
Linked From Forbes at 10:58AMJonathan Rockefeller has built a burgeoning theatrical empire on nostalgic properties, aimed at children who've never been to the theater.
Linked From Forbes at 11:54AMLin-Manuel Miranda's latest show closed in profit, but it was slim pickings elsewhere, with the Rialto on the edge of a deep slump.
Linked From Forbes at 07:13PMA holiday slump didn't stop the billion-dollar industry from having the most lucrative start to a new year in history.
Linked From Forbes at 09:31PMAn uneven slate of shows reflected the unsteady state of America's culture writ large, making for a wild, unpredictable year on stage.
Linked From Forbes at 06:10PMThe billion-dollar industry closed out the year in sterling, if not historic, fashion.
Linked From Forbes at 08:08PMThe spooky musical has had an astonishing turnaround, and West Side's revival weathered a backlash over sexual misconduct.
Linked From Forbes at 08:16PMHarry Connick Jr. also had a great return to form with his tribute show, and David Bryne's 'American Utopia' had its best week to date.
Linked From Forbes at 08:08PMThe holiday week began Broadway's most lucrative stretch of the year - good news after months of under-performing material.
Linked From Forbes at 06:49PM"American Utopia" has legs while "Frozen," "Harry Potter" and other giant brands seem to be collapsing in slow motion.
Linked From Forbes at 06:12PMTurner's show is a hit while Potter is facing a surprisingly narrow road to profit, alongside his YA bro Percy Jackson.
Linked From Forbes at 10:49PMAfter a flat September, Broadway rebounded over the holiday weekend with its best numbers since June.
Linked From Forbes at 05:07PMMurphy is running Busey's musical stage debut, while planning to upend Hollywood's financial structure.
Linked From Forbes at 04:12PMAfter starring in one of the year’s highest grossing films, Jake Gyllenhaal can add another feather to his showbiz cap.
Linked From Forbes at 05:39PMThe team behind 'Hamilton' is back on Broadway with a new show - so new, in fact, that it is completely different each night.
Linked From Forbes at 03:35PMBroadway's most controversial show has all the makings of a disruptive hit, garnering flak and praise from all corners of the industry.
Linked From Forbes at 07:52PMTom Hiddleston's Broadway bow is selling well, but not spectacularly. And a raft of buzzy shows are on the horizon.
Linked From Forbes at 06:41PMHeidi Schreck's landmark play is proof that politics and theater can be a potent (and profitable) combo.
Linked From Forbes at 10:46PMThe platform has a library of over 250 classic shows, and recently invested millions in bespoke recording equipment for preserving new ventures.
Linked From Forbes at 04:13PMChappelle made $3 million in his Broadway debut, off just 10 performances. Can Gyllenhaal and Manilow pull the same numbers?
Linked From Forbes at 07:08PMThe Oscar winner was fired from her Broadway-bound show 'Tea at Five,' after anonymous reports of harassment in Boston.
Linked From Forbes at 11:01PMChappelle wrapped $1.43 million over just four nights, setting the stage for truly eye-watering numbers next week.
Linked From Forbes at 08:13PMIt is hard to overstate the importance of the show's success - both for Broadway and America's national identity.
Linked From Forbes at 05:05PMAll told, 16 shows are set to close between the Tony Awards and Labor Day. What happened?
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