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The big-budget musical that tried to position itself as a nostalgic love letter to the city will close after a summer of dropping sales.
As they struggle to recover after the pandemic, regional theaters are staging fewer shows, giving fewer performances, laying off staff and, in some cases, closing.
A teenage ritual takes on deeper significance as a setting where autistic young people can blossom " and exercise their social skills along the way.
The institution, a titan among nonprofit theaters, is suffering from the combined effects of falling revenue and rising costs plaguing the arts world.
The production opened in London with Eddie Redmayne in a starring role; the New York cast has not yet been announced but he is expected to join it.
At a time when lawmakers and parents are seeking to restrict what can and cannot be taught in classrooms, many teachers are seeing efforts to limit what can be staged in their auditoriums.
The Theater Development Fund's departing director reflects on two decades of work expanding access to theater and the paths that lie ahead for Broadway.
The pair, who were the original co-stars of "The Book of Mormon," will return to Broadway this fall in a two-man musical comedy.
Second Stage, a nonprofit with a focus on living American dramatists, said it will present works by the playwrights on Broadway this season.
The Tony Awards went off with out a hitch despite a screenwriters' strike. Among the highlights: The first acting awards for out nonbinary performers, and prizes for two shows about antisemi…
The Tony Awards went off with out a hitch despite a screenwriters' strike. Among the highlights: The first acting awards for out nonbinary performers, and prizes for two shows about antisemi…
Ghee became the first out nonbinary performer to win a Tony for best leading actor in a musical, for 'Some Like It Hot.'
Here is all the information you'll need to tune in on Sunday to the annual ceremony honoring Broadway's top productions and performers.
After the musicians' union raised objections to the show's plans to use recorded music instead of a live band, the show agreed to use 12 musicians.
Our theater reporter talked to one-fifth of the Tony voters ahead of Sunday's ceremony. Here's hoping they steered him right.
The poor air quality sent a star offstage mid-play and forced the cancellation of one of Broadway's most popular musicals and the first two performances of Free Shakespeare in the Park.
Roundabout Theater Company's flagship theater will honor Haimes, the transformational leader who died in April.
The show is a highlight of the Public Theater's new season, which will also include plays by Suzan-Lori Parks, Itamar Moses, Mary Kathryn Nagle and Ife Olujobi.
The production, presented by the nonprofit Roundabout Theater Company, is to begin performances in February.
The play, which is scheduled to open in January 2024, joins a string of Broadway shows that confront antisemitism in the U.S. and abroad.
The show plans to use recorded music instead of a live band, but a labor union says its contract for the theater requires musicians for musicals.
The screenwriters' strike threatened next month's broadcast, a key marketing moment for the fragile theater industry. That's when leading dramatists sprang into action.
The strike by the Writers Guild of America is endangering the June 11 broadcast of the Tony Awards, one of the biggest marketing opportunities for an industry recovering from the pandemic.
The production, with a new script by Amy Herzog and directed by Sam Gold, will begin early next year.
The show features music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, who arrived on Broadway in 1971 and has had an unbroken streak of shows since 1979.
