Jinkx Monsoon returns to ‘Oh, Mary!’; Cheyenne Jackson & John-Andrew Morrison extend by Jamie Kravitz For Broadway.com

Monsoon will play 30 performances only beginning January 8 through February 1, 2026.

Grammy award winner Ne-Yo to make Broadway debut in ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ in December by Jamie Kravitz For Broadway.com

He succeeds Durrell “Tank” Babbs, who is playing a limited run as Davis from November 18-30.

‘Liberation’ extends its Broadway run for 3 more weeks by Jamie Kravitz For Broadway.com

The play, which began performances on October 8, will now run through February 1, 2026.

Broadway Itinerary — Week of 11/17 by Broadway News

Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of November 17, so you never miss your cue.

When Broadway isn’t the final version by Ruthie Fierberg

Tom Kitt and Cameron Crowe reveal their unconventional process of redeveloping and rewriting their musical “Almost Famous” — before it even closed on Broadway.

New musical in development inspired by the life of ballroom icon José Xtravaganza by Andy Lefkowitz

Tony Award-nominated director Stevie Walker-Webb is at the helm of the new musical.

Alternatives to Traditional Browsers by Situation

How to build a Broadway costume: the ‘Queen of Versailles’ Marie Antoinette dress by Ruthie Fierberg

Designer Christian Cowan, costume shop owner Eric Winterling and more take Broadway News through the step-by-step process of making a gown for “The Queen of Versailles.”

Daniel Radcliffe-led ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ announces partnership with mental health nonprofit by Andy Lefkowitz

The production has formed a partnership with Project Healthy Minds.

Original music from Broadway’s ‘Waiting for Godot’ is released on 13-track album by Andy Lefkowitz

The record features music from and inspired by the 2025 revival, starring Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter.

How to identify brand and retail partners that are the right fit for your Broadway show by Kiernan Matts

Three questions every producer should ask when arranging partnerships

New musical ‘Glory Ride,’ based on a true story, to receive NYC industry readings; Matt Amira and Ryan Silverman will star by Andy Lefkowitz

The musical about Tour de France champion Gino Bartali will play a pre-Broadway run at Delaware Theatre Company in 2026.

Tony Award winner Christopher Wheeldon launches new production company by Andy Lefkowitz

The director-choreographer won Tonys for “An American in Paris” and “MJ the Musical.”

Rockefeller Center will transform into the Emerald City to celebrate release of ‘Wicked’ film sequel by Andy Lefkowitz

Universal Pictures and Rockefeller will host weeklong events as part of the upcoming November 2025 debut of “Wicked: For Good.”

‘Rob Lake Magic with Special Guests the Muppets’ announces closing date by Jamie Kravitz For Broadway.com

The production will play its final show at the Broadhurst Theatre on Sunday, November 16.

Danny Strong had three things on his mind when he set out to fix ‘Chess’ by Ruthie Fierberg

The writer along with director Michael Mayer, creatives Brian Usifer and Lorin Latarro, stars Lea Michele, Aaron Tveit, Nicholas Christopher and more reveal the problems with the original an…

‘Begin Again’ musical, featuring a score by Pat Monahan of the band Train, sets world premiere with San Diego’s Old Globe by Andy Lefkowitz

The Broadway-aimed musical based on the Oscar-nominated 2012 film will be directed by Lorin Latarro.

The playwright and director of ‘Clue’ onstage recreate the essence of the movie and its board game source material for an all-out farce by Ruthie Fierberg

Sandy Rustin and Casey Hushion with the pen in the theater

How ‘The Grinch’ steals hearts around the U.S. by Ruthie Fierberg

Choreographer Bob Richard reveals the method behind the magic of adapting the Dr. Seuss classic into a musical.

How one first-grade educator recruited Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Schwartz and dozens more to teach his students about Broadway, theater and empathy by Michael Abourizk

First-grade teacher Bryan Andes designed a theater-based curriculum that has attracted Broadway greats as classroom guests and taught hundreds of students life skills.

Broadway Pipeline: November 12, 2025 by Theatrical Index

Brandon Sierra promoted and Rebecca Harrell Mills hired at MSA Agency by Andy Lefkowitz

Harrell Mills comes on board as the director of internal affairs at the talent agency, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary.

Grosses analysis: Every show jumps in gross as Broadway season approaches halfway point by Michael Abourizk

For the week ending Nov. 9, the 34 currently running productions grossed $40,693,448.

Museum of Broadway launches nonprofit foundation by Michael Abourizk

Find out who will appear at the founding salon event.

Jamey Lundblad named chief marketing officer for Americans for the Arts by Michael Abourizk

Through research, lobbying and advocacy work, the nonprofit works to make the arts available to all Americans.

Debbie Allen-directed play about the legacy of Maya Angelou eyes 2028 bow by Michael Abourizk

“Phenomenal Woman” is being written by “Wanted” book writer and lyricist Angelica Chéri.

Broadway Itinerary — Week of 11/10 by Broadway News

Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of November 10, so you never miss your cue.

For Gen Z, Curiosity Sparks Search Habits in Different Places by Situation

Broadway Cares sends more than $1.5 million in emergency grants to organizations in need by Ruthie Fierberg

The grants are offering additional support to food programs and emergency aid to relief related to Hurricane Melissa.

2026 Grammy Award nominations announced — ‘Wicked’ movie earns nods, Best Musical Theater Album sees five nominees, more by Ruthie Fierberg

Learn who from Broadway has been nominated for music’s top award.

Four-time Grammy winner Yolanda Adams to play Miss Liza Jane in ‘Hell’s Kitchen’; Kecia Lewis to depart by Jamie Kravitz For Broadway.com

“Hell’s Kitchen” is currently led by Amanda Reid, Jessica Vosk, Kecia Lewis, Christopher Jackson and Phillip Johnson Richardson.