As 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.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:30AMWhen 'Aladdin' returns to the New Amsterdam Theatre, all of its magic carpet rides might need to be cleared with an air traffic controller.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:56PMWith the cruise line industry treading water, Broadway investors might no longer be able to count on a steady stream of licensing revenue.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:30AMGovernor Cuomo has responded to the roar of the crowd.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:10PMAs a new task force takes center stage to help boost the New York economy, Broadway has been banished to the balcony.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:25PMThe White House might soon help the Great White Way.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:55PMWhile executives at NBCUniversal and WarnerMedia prepare to launch their own streaming services to battle against Netflix and Disney, a group of Broadway executives is preparing to launch a …
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:47PMBroadway Podcast Network seems to be bucking the trend.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:00AMThe show continues to go on in some countries, and not everyone is happy about it.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:00AMThe British import that was once touted as the greatest thing since sliced bread quickly turned out to be toast.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:00AMThe government is not going to stop investors from losing their shirts on Broadway.
SOURCE: Forbes at 12:01AMThe writer of the Grammy Award-winning song “We Are Young” is now making a musical for young audiences.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:30AMThe new Cats movie has had almost nine lives.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:00AMLast year, Evelyn Castillo sued the Broadway landlord in federal court over its policy blocking guests from bringing outside food into its theaters.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:45PMAfter almost four decades, the Nederlander family has regained control of the National Theatre.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:00AMJulie Andrews is open to returning to one of her favorite things: the Broadway stage.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:30AMThe history of Broadway will be heading to the big screen.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:00AMThe illusions of 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' extend to its weekly box office reports.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:30PMBroadway producers might want to avoid the drama.
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