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For the week ending May 12, the 34 currently running productions grossed $35,727,377.
The "Pretty Little Liars" actor will join the company this summer.
Michael Arden will direct.
Listen as the 2024 Tony Award nominee describes the adventure of "Stereophonic," learning to play the bass for this role and the destiny of meeting his character at the right time.
The award for best musical went to "Dead Outlaw."
Phylicia Rashad will receive the Juneteenth Legacy Award.
The Academy Award winner will star in the stage adaptation of the film he co-wrote, directed and starred in.
The John Gassner Award for New American Play is awarded to "Oh, Mary!"
In the first episode of Broadway News' audio series, hear from 2024 Tony Award nominee about her experience singing Alicia Keys' music, playing a mom and why she'll never leave the theater.
The 35th annual awards ceremony, held at the New York Hilton Midtown, was hosted by Ross Matthews.
Director Gordon Greenberg discusses creating a laugh-out-loud, '80s-set "confection" of a musical.
The new offering will open to the public in May.
The performances will take place in May and July.
The Max Martin jukebox musical continues at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
The duo will be honored at the May 20 Drama Desk ceremony.
The 77th annual Tony Awards ceremony will be held on June 16.
The musical began Broadway performances on April 24 at the St. James Theatre.
The awards honor outstanding performances.
Tony Award nominee Stephen Brackett will direct the solo show.
Jeremy Jordan reprises his performance as Clyde.
The public event will take place in Lincoln Center's Damrosch Park.
For the week ending May 5, the 35 currently running productions grossed $34,757,296.
