281 stories by "Lee D'amato"
Ben Andron's play will also star Tom Cavanagh and Michael Longfellow.
Helicline Fine Art's "Showstoppers: The Art of Stage and Screen" brings together influential artists and designers from a century of Broadway history.
Adrien Brody stars in Lindsey Ferrentino's new play, which is scheduled to open on April 15.
One of the play's marketing campaigns has been nominated for the internet's highest honor.
Pfeffer brings decades of live entertainment experience to the new role.
Category determinations were made for multiple shows and performers.
Concord's Samuel French imprint will license Samuel D. Hunter's drama for productions worldwide.
The ceremony recognizes excellence in Broadway ensembles of the past and present.
The nonprofit has named a new chair, vice chair, secretary and treasurer.
The show will present a talkback in partnership with mental health nonprofits.
For the week ending April 5, the 40 running productions grossed $43,241,429.
Mulvaney will conclude her run as Anne Boleyn in the musical.
Malloy will write his own script for the film, Miranda's second screen adaptation of a stage musical.
Focus Features and Universal Pictures Content Group will bring the live video recording to cinemas in the U.S.
The musical features a book and lyrics by Nora Brigid Monahan and music by Alex Parker.
For the past decade, Jablonski has helped shape AKA's data and analytics capabilities.
Nominees are selected by an organization of writers for out-of-town, national and digital publications.
The musical will be available for licensing by amateur and professional theaters.
The partnership with star Henson's wine brand includes a national sweepstakes.
The Webbys, presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, recognizes excellence on the internet.
A group of Broadway veterans will craft the musical based on the Academy Award-winning animated film.
For the week ending March 29, the 36 running productions grossed $38,657,410.
Aaron Sorkin's stage adaptation of Harper Lee's novel is the highest-grossing American play in Broadway history.
Schumacher oversaw some of Disney's most enduring musicals over his 40 years with the company.
The musical's first non-English language replica production will premiere in Seoul.
