Broadway Grosses Analysis: New York Comic Con Sends Beetlejuice Box Office Soaring, The Music Man Breaks $3 Million, and More
Broadway saw its best performing week in more than two months.
Broadway saw its best performing week in more than two months.
The program awards $10,000 each to five dancers in the midst of a career transition.
Dana Brooke, Biko Eisen-Martin, Darius Rose, and Robbie Simpson will star in the new play from James Hindman.
Waldman joins the New Jersey theatre following 11 years as associate artistic director at The Old Globe.
With a book, music, and lyrics by Michael R. Jackson, the Pulitzer-winning work won Best Musical at the 2022 Tony Awards.
Idina Menzel: Which Way to the Stage? will cover the Wicked and Rent star's Tony-winning career.
The Boys in the Band star is joined by Mare Winningham, Nathaniel Stampley, Shereen Ahmed, and more in the Ahrens and Flaherty musical.
The Dear World and Follies star will share lessons learned by working with such luminaries as Angela Lansbury, Ethel Merman, Elaine Stritch, and more.
The production includes changes first incorporated in the 2017 West End staging of the Mel Brooks musical.
Cindy Gold stars in the Chicago premiere of the James Ijames work.
Antwayn Hopper, Carolee Carmello, and Jay Armstrong Johnson were among the all-star line-up for the concert benefiting the Entertainment Community Fund.
Caesar Samayoa and Luba Mason star in the one-act musical.
The two-performance event features dances from Dorrance Dance, Stephen Petronio Company, Limón Dance Company, and more.
The popular NYC studio space closed during the pandemic but is back with a new name and owner.
Get a special inside look at this three-day event in the heart of New York's theatre district: Times Square.
Adjmi was originally contracted to write the bioplay that will see Sean Hayes starring as actor and pianist Oscar Levant.
The upcoming new musical from David Lindsay-Abaire and Jeanine Tesori and starring Victoria Clark has announced a digital lottery and in-person rush tickets.
The company of the Broadway revival visited Good Morning America October 7.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning play opens at the John Golden Theatre October 20.
The Broadway favorite offers songs from his Off-Broadway solo show Where You'll Find Me, currently running at the Minetta Lane Theatre.
The Broadway musical continues at the Westchester venue through October 23.
Kevin Chamberlin and Rachel Dratch are also in the D.C. production of the Frank Loesser musical.
The new play, a look at the story of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson and its parallels with modern day, is produced in association with The Public Theater.
The pop musical is poised to make its Broadway debut later this month.
A military engineer recovers from a battlefield brain injury in this new film directed by Drama Desk winner Lila Neugebauer.