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Despite the decision by Dancap Productions, a spokesman for the production, Adrian Bryan-Brown, said that the musical was still moving forward.
Among several rulings, the Tony Awards eligibility panel places "One Man" in the larger best-play grouping.
Committee deciding Tony award eligibility also rules that James Earl Jones will be considered a lead actor in "Gore Vidal's The Best Man" and Ricky Martin a featured actor in "Evita."
Eleven-year-old actress Lilla Crawford will star as musical theater's most famous orphan in this fall's Broadway revival.
Signature Theater and Atlantic Theater Company announce key components of 2012-13 seasons.
Broadway preshow entertainments in "Once," "One Man, Two Guvnors" and "Leap of Faith" are meant to be mood setters for what follows.
Officials said that this was one of the largest private gifts, if not the largest, ever dedicated to finance playwriting in the United States.
They say April showers bring May flowers. But on Broadway, April yields a bumper crop of opening nights. We'll hear about a mad scramble to meet the April 26th eligibility deadline for the T…
Former television star Raven-Symoné has helped the box office since taking over the lead role of the musical.
Bunching up openings warps the rhythm of the theater season.
Jake Gyllenhaal will star in "If There Is I Haven't Found It Yet" starting in August.
The Broadway revival of "Godspell" has attracted attention by recruiting a team of about 700 investors, with some putting up as little as $1,000 each.
Laura Osnes will play the title role and Santino Fontana her prince in a Broadway-bound version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical.
Among the challenges facing the Broadway transfer of Bruce Norris's "Clybourne Park," the actors had to confront their own reactions to the play's charged dialogue about race.
An audience member's outburst stopped the show during an unlikely moment on Tuesday night.
Michael Shannon, Reed Birney and Merritt Wever will be in the cast of Annie Baker's adaptation of the Chekhov play.
Mr. Azenberg, the producer of "Lost in Yonkers" and "Brighton Beach Memoirs," among many other plays, will get the lifetime achievement prize at the June ceremony.
After the musical "Carrie" closed earlier than scheduled on Sunday, some theater bloggers and critics have wondered if it was salvageable in the first place.
"The Book of Mormon" and "Newsies" set house records, while "The Lion King" becomes the highest grossing show of all time.
Off Broadway season to include musical version of "Giant" and new plays by Richard Nelson, Richard Foreman, and Colman Domingo.
A lawyer for Richard Kobak, a stuntman who played Spider-Man in some flying sequences, has gone to court asking the show's producers for documents.
Linda Lavin returns to Broadway as Rita, the furious matriarch of the family in Nicky Silver's play "The Lyons," opening this month at the Cort Theater.
The revival of the Gershwin musical will not be eligible for a Tony award for its heavily revised book, though the reasons why are in dispute.
United States premiere of "Potted Potter," based on the seven Harry Potter books, will open in June at the Little Shubert theater.
Amy Adams will play the Baker's Wife this summer in "Into the Woods" at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.
