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Given by the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment, the awards will be handed out at a Gracie Mansion event later this month.
The Lucy Simon-Marsha Norman musical version of Frances Hodgson Burnett's classic book is getting an actor-musician staging.
The immersive staging of the Kander and Ebb musical will end a month sooner than announced.
Tony winner Aaron Tveit and Lea Michele will co-star with Christopher in the first-ever Broadway revival of the cult favorite musical.
McKenzie Kurtz, Olivia Elease Hardy, and Elizabeth Teeter are currently playing the eponymous mean girls at New World Stages.
The upcoming movie musical has dropped the first single from its soundtrack.
Singing songs that many (many) people have sung can be death at an audition. Try these rarely heard gems instead.
Other items on auction at Broadway Cares' annual fundraiser include a dress worn by Rachel Zegler and a chance to conduct at Wicked.
Ruben Santiago-Hudson is directing the new work for the Public.
The September ceremony will be the second in a new system of group dimmings at Broadway theatres.
The unionization effort is one of many newly facing Off-Broadway companies and productions.
The Broadway favorite is helming a new California revival of the musical that won her a Tony Award.
The production will invite 100 guests per performance to a transformed House of the Redeemer.
The one-hour adaptation of the Andrew Lloyd Webber-Julian Fellowes-Glenn Slater musical will be licensed by Concord Theatricals.
Written by Jodi Picoult, Timothy Allen McDonald, Elyssa Samsel, and Kate Anderson, the new musical made its world premiere in Manchester in 2022.
The cult-classic film is getting the stage musical treatment at Stage 42 in October.
The departure ends a 43-year tenure with the theatre.
More than 60 public speakers attended a recent school board meeting to speak out against a proposed measure to bar arts educators from renewing memberships in professional associations.
The married pair is teaming up with Hideaway Circus to present 11 to Midnight, featuring a cast of dancers discovered online.
Described as a "performance about performance," the new work asks, "Can you be Black and not perform?"
The play from Succession writer Miriam Battye is making its Washington, D.C. premiere after runs Off-Broadway and at Edinburgh Fringe.
The move ends a 40-year tenure with the group, dating back to its very beginnings.
A 30-second promo of the upcoming release has dropped, and there's lots for fans to obsess over.
Ruaridh Mollica and Sophie Melville are co-starring, with Jack Serio at the helm.
The Public Works Shakespeare musical, which played Cathedral of St. John the Divine, featured songs by Troy Anthony.
