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The stage adaptation of the 1985 comedy will premiere in Manchester before a West End bow.
The musical heads to Massachusetts following a U.S. premiere in Chicago.
Most shows took a hit in the week ending July 14 due to the New York City blackout July 13.
Heidi Schreck's Tony-nominated play opened at the Hayes Theater in March; a revamped national tour is in the works.
The movie will follow Presley's relationship with his manager Colonel Tom Parker, to be played by Tom Hanks.
The Tony nominee is the first female performer to play the role in a professional production of the musical.
The cult title returns to London for a limited engagement this fall.
A blackout impacted several blocks in midtown July 13.
The Tony- and Emmy-winning Annie writer died July 6 at 84.
The work will be presented in memory of Previn, who died earlier this year.
Tony winner Ivo van Hove will direct the new take on the musical.
Aaron Tveit, Karen Olivo, Danny Burstein, and more reflect on the ideals central to the show.
The BBC edition of the reality competition is expected to premiere later this year.
The two explore the full spectrum of Pray Tell and Candy's complex dynamic in the emotional July 9 episode.
The musical is now in previews at Broadway's Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
Among the company is Tony nominee Jeff Blumenkrantz, an alum of Martin's Bright Star.
Mr. Charnin's varied theatre career also spanned performing (including in the original West Side Story) and directing.
With backstage rituals, onstage signals, and more, Caissie Levy and Patti Murin know each other better than sisters.
The original 1989 movie's composer Alan Menken will team up with Lin-Manuel Miranda for the new film's score.
The Lion King alum takes over the role of Eddie Kendricks.
The industry presentation of the Elton John, Shaina Taub, and Paul Rudnick musical takes place July 1 and July 2.
Meyer will succeed Alexander Pereira following a controversy surrounding Saudi Arabian funding.
The musical continues at the Arts Theatre with performances now scheduled into July 2020.
Dunaway stars as Katharine Hepburn in the reworked adaptation of Matthew Lombardo's monologue play.
The stage adaptation of the Baz Luhrmann movie stars Aaron Tveit and Tony winner Karen Olivo.
