New musicals featuring Pooh and the Muppets are in development, and their producer is bullish on the pandemic recovery.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:00AMBroadway's biggest night is back in the saddle - and hoping for big viewership.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:26PM'A Strange Loop' got a major boost, while 'Moulin Rouge!' lost $1 million.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:43PMHaving helped thousands survive the pandemic, it is now The Entertainment Community Fund.
SOURCE: Forbes at 09:43PMThe slate of Tony Award nominees reflect a Broadway in recovery - for better and worse.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:02AM'A Strange Loop' got 11 nods, including Best Musical, while 'The Lehman Trilogy' led the plays with 8.
SOURCE: Forbes at 09:52AMA brutal winter and chaotic spring have left Broadway oversaturated and under-supported.
SOURCE: Forbes at 03:01PMDaniel Craig and Matthew Broderick test positive, as nearly twenty new shows hope to open this month.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:00AM'The Music Man' reigned supreme on the Great White Way, but there's plenty of other good news to go around.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:30AMThe Immersive Arts Complex aims to accommodate traditional shows and immersive theatre alike.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:42PMSales are perking up, but some producers worry they'll be lost in a logjam.
SOURCE: Forbes at 12:13PMAfter its worst month in decades, Broadway sales jumped noticeably, perhaps presaging a recovery.
SOURCE: Forbes at 12:11PMA trove of data shows how quickly fans flocked to their favorites - and how hard it was to launch new ventures.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:42AMFewer than half of Broadway's theaters are occupied as the Omicron hangover lingers.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:03PMWith two Broadway shows this season, the acclaimed artist is advocating dignity and eschewing nonsense.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:42PMDespite the ongoing pandemic, this $100 million pop-art show continues to evolve.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:30AMAttendance dropped to a frightening low-water mark as shows pulled drastic maneuvers to stay open.
SOURCE: Forbes at 09:07PMJackman's co-star Sutton Foster tested positive for the virus last week.
SOURCE: Forbes at 03:24PMThe Motown hit is the eighth show to announce an early closure as Omicron hammers Broadway.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:02AMInsulting comments from an industry leader coincided with a brutal wave of cancellations.
SOURCE: Forbes at 02:04PMThe Omicron surge is forcing shows to reevaluate protocols ahead of Christmas.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:10PMA slew of Covid cancellations are hitting the Rialto, but most shows are going on - for now.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:33PMMichael R. Jackson's musical has had New York buzzing since its premiere in 2019.
SOURCE: Forbes at 01:42PMCancellations are jarring, but the data behind them is surprisingly heartening.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:24PMBroadway has always been risky business, but this winter is looking extra harsh.
SOURCE: Forbes at 03:57PMThe holiday was lucrative, but Broadway is bracing for an increasingly uncertain winter.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:23PMChanged buying habits and a glut of content make the oncoming holidays harder to bank than earlier years.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:10PMBig hits are bigger, but smaller shows are even tougher to sell than before the pandemic.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:04PMA year later, Cody Renard Richard is deepening his commitment to changing a $15 billion industry.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:00AMBroadway's recovery slowed this week, as Halloween pulled even more buyers away from the theatre.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:36AMTicket sales paint a confusing picture of the Broadway industry as it reopens amid the ongoing pandemic.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:30AM
