Laura Osnes, star of "Bandstand," might soon take the witness stand.
SOURCE: Forbes at 09:10PMThe New York City Planning Commission quietly adopted the new contribution rate.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:47PMThe smart money is on 'A Strange Loop' hitting the jackpot at the Tony Awards.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:31PMLast 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…
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:10PMIn 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.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:09PMThe road to removing services fees on Broadway tickets is not as straightforward as might seem.
SOURCE: Forbes at 02:00PMThe producers of 'The Music Man' have been sued for breach of contract after recasting a barbershop quartet.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:32PMThe curtain will soon be lifted on the salaries of Broadway jobs.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:25PMSomewhere there is a place for a sequel to 'West Side Story', but it will not be at Long Wharf Theatre.
SOURCE: Forbes at 12:45AMLong Wharf Theatre has commissioned a sequel to the beloved Broadway musical 'West Side Story'.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:36PMAn award-winning film about life in the barrio soon be breaking barriers on Broadway.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:31PMBroadway’s largest licensing house could soon be put up for sale.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:48PMThe 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.
SOURCE: Forbes at 01:50AMAccording to several industry insiders, the first play to return to Broadway during the COVID-19 pandemic is now teetering on the brink of collapse.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:03PMThe first attempt to turn the iconic film Sunset Boulevard into a Broadway musical is finally getting a close-up.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:10PMOne political wizard worked her magic to keep the Emerald City in the Dogwood City.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:00PMAfter 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.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:13PMAs Broadway producers start making plans to reopen their shows following the COVID-19 pandemic, several leading doctors recommend requiring all theatergoers to provide proof of being vaccina…
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:38PMAs insurance companies denied insurance claims for Broadway shows like "Tina" and "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," certain shows will be put at a competitive disadvantage when Broadway r…
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:31PMIn waiting a year after the shutdown to begin voting, Tony Awards voters might not remember the shows well enough to cast accurate votes.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:00PMIn December, Crossroads Live acquired the Gordon Frost Organisation, one of the leading theatre production companies in Australia.
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:30PMAlthough many tourists are not coming to New York during the COVID-19 pandemic, foreigners still have their sights set on Broadway.
SOURCE: Forbes at 12:00PMAs London's West End theaters remain shut and individuals grow tired of watching livestreamed shows during the COVID-19 pandemic, Olivier Award-winning actress Maria Friedman has launched a …
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:16PMJersey Boys will be working their way back to the West End.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:00AMLovers of the Broadway musical 'First Date' will need to brush up on their Russian to watch the sequel.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:00AMAs theaters remain dark, there might be a game of musical chairs behind the scenes.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:30PMThe Broadway theater owner that gave a home to the original production of Spring Awakening now finds itself the victim of a rude awakening.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:51PMThe clock is ticking for one of Broadway’s most powerful marketing tools.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:59PMTax credits might help to diversify Broadway credits.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:00AMAfter two decades of duds cost investors almost $200 million, a new book will explore how Broadway became a boulevard of broken dreams.
SOURCE: Forbes at 09:00AMLast week, the U. S. Copyright Office released a report urging federal legislators to change the law to better protect.
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