278 stories by "Lee D'amato"
Nottage won Pulitzers for “Ruined” and “Sweat” and is also a three-time Tony Award nominee.
The program grants students free access to the Tony Award-winning Best Musical.
For the week ending Oct. 4, the 28 running productions grossed $27,735,569.
The New York City Ballet principal dancer will moderate a talk with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders alum this October.
The comedy revolves around the salacious celebrity gossip of Golden Age Hollywood.
Larsen discusses BGA’s priorities and announces a new program.
The lab will support new work by Pulitzer Prize winners James Ijames and Martyna Majok, among others.
Davenport’s team grows with several new musicals in development.
Tony Award-winning producer LaChanze is one of the new musical’s producers.
The long-running revival staging is coming to Mumbai for a limited run.
For the week ending Sept. 27, the 26 running productions grossed $24,093,388.
Bryson Battle, Zemy Burke, Terrance Lamont Johnson and Anastacia McCleskey round out the cast.
The annual fundraiser brought in more than $1 million to Broadway Cares.
The hotel has six decades of Hirschfeld’s art on display, including hand-signed prints.
Finglass will join DCC alum Reece Weaver in the long-running musical.
Cast members from “Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York),” “SIX” and “Operation Mincemeat” will serenade happy-hour patrons.
The Times Square hotel will feature accommodations themed after the show’s retro, Southern California setting.
The musical comedy moved up from the 10th slot on Sept. 25.
This year’s flea has announced a change of venue due to an expected nor’easter.
Plus, more Broadway artists to be initiated in a ceremony this December.
Edwards joins Molly Barnett and Chelsea Nachman on an all-woman press agent team.
For the week ending Sept. 20, the 26 running productions grossed $27,070,361.
Andrew Zarzeski and Allison Moy Hayhurst have joined the company.
In addition to a special Halloween night and post-show talkbacks, the revival also has partnerships with businesses around the city all month long.
Tony Award winners André De Shields, Renée Elise Goldsberry and more have joined the council.
