The Tony Awards nominations are already giving a boost to the Broadway box office.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:18PMAs Broadway producers prepare to tally up their shows’ Tony Awards nominations, it appears that not all nominations are created equal.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:07AMAs Broadway producers prepare to tally up their shows’ Tony Award nominations, it appears that not all nominations are created equal.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:30AMDespite closing on Broadway last September, theatergoers will soon have another chance to watch the original musical Bandstand.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:02AMAs part of the most significant changes to the federal tax code in over three decades, the Trump administration might have deepened the divide between for-profit and non-profit shows on Broa…
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:10PMThe demand for Frozen tickets on the resale market has been less than expected, forcing scalpers to slash their inflated ticket prices.
SOURCE: Forbes at 09:24AMOn June 18, 2018, the Theatre Development Fund will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary.
SOURCE: Forbes at 03:25AMOn June 18, 2018, the Theatre Development Fund will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:30PMDespite concerns that Governor Andrew Cuomo would eliminate or defer the current tax credit available for Broadway tours in an effort to shore up New York’s budget, producers and presenter…
SOURCE: Forbes at 09:24PMAfter months of searching, 'The Cher Show' has found its Cher.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:12PMAfter months of searching, "The Cher Show" has finally found its Cher.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:00PMTwo years after Nerds failed to boot up on Broadway, some the people who worked on the show might start getting paid.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:42PMTwo years after "Nerds" failed to boot up on Broadway, some of the people who worked on the show might start getting paid.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:40PMWhile most producers struggle to break even on Broadway, one Florida attorney has figured out a sure-fire way to make money.
SOURCE: Forbes at 12:02PMAfter fizzling out on Broadway, the first international production of Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 will open at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre next January.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:42PMAfter fizzling out on Broadway, the first international production of Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 will open at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre next January.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:40PMDue to a battle over one actress, the longest-running show in Broadway history almost never came to New York.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:05AMGoogle now requires all Broadway ticket resellers to pass an inspection before allowing them to advertise on its website.
SOURCE: Forbes at 03:37PMThe University of the South sued Broadway producer Scott Rudin in federal court for breaking his promise to pay it royalties from his recent revival of The Glass Menagerie.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:30PMAfter failing to find an audience on Broadway amid cast illnesses and negative reviews in 2006, Andrew Lloyd Webber's short-lived musical "The Woman in White' is now seeking a second chance …
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:56PMAfter failing to find an audience on Broadway amid cast illnesses and negative reviews in 2006, Andrew Lloyd Webber's short-lived musical 'The Woman in White' is now seeking a second chance …
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:30PMNederlander Worldwide Entertainment and a Chinese firm plan to mount the first open-ended Chinese musical on Broadway in 2019.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:52AMFollowing recent cuts to arts education programs across the nation, New York City public schools have added Broadway shows to their high school curriculum.
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:43PMAfter selling airspace for over $40 million, Shubert plans to expand the Cort Theatre.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:09AMBroadway theater owners should man the barricades after a recent legal decision made them more vulnerable to disability discrimination lawsuits.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:45PMSoftware executive and Broadway producer Tim Kashani created the Theater Accelerator after recognizing that the same code used to create successful Silicon Valley start-ups might also work f…
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:36AMThe old business model of making audio musicals might appeal to modern Broadway producers.
SOURCE: Forbes at 09:56AMA federal court ordered Pulse Evolution to pay Darren Bagert for breaching their deal to develop a show featuring a hologram of Elvis Presley.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:02AMProductionPro is a new platform that promises to transform the creative process on Broadway.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:53AMBy backing out of his promise to perform in 'Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812,' Mandy Patinkin might have breached his contract with the producers.
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