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Winners will receive a free license to perform the musical.
The live recording stars original Broadway cast members.
The musical comedy will play a limited engagement on Broadway.
The presentation will be held at New 42 Studios.
Producers Victoria Lang, Mark Schwartz and Martian Entertainment are attached to the project.
The show raised over $1 million to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and New York's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center.
For the week ending March 22, the 31 running productions grossed $36,769,360.
The free public performance encourages environmentally friendly practices among the theater community.
The new creative studio offers producing, marketing, and general management services to Broadway shows.
The musical will celebrate its second year on Broadway this April.
The new role will be responsible for a talent-integrated brand-partnership offering.
The company is a technology provider for live entertainment.
The Foundation supports emerging artists with grants for development programs.
The three-day event, titled "From Crisis to Catalyst," addressed the economic struggles of nonprofits and proposed several paths forward.
The show will hold a special performance series featuring original cast members.
The composer, known for his collaborations with lyricist Fred Ebb, has been working in the theater since 1959.
For the week ending March 15, the 28 running productions grossed $32,759,044.
"Magical Mormon Mystery Week" will feature Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells, plus Trey Parker, Matt Stone and more special guests.
The theatrical marketing agency has announced promotions for two digital marketing specialists.
The musical's Main Stem transfer will begin previews next month.
The John Lithgow-led play will welcome New York-based playwrights for a dedicated performance.
Legend and Jackson's Lifted Film Co. will co-produce the show, which is scheduled to open on Broadway this spring.
The upcoming revival will star Ayo Edebiri and Don Cheadle.
Stage Door Miracles Inc. is producing the new awards, with an initial slate of nominees including the Broadway ensembles of "Ragtime," "Chess" and "Mamma Mia!"
For the week ending March 8, the 28 running productions grossed $28,123,874.
