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The pair will lead the theatrical licensing company's recently established U.K. office.
The director-choreographer reveals his notes " and the motivation behind them " for a single scene in Broadway's new musical "Harmony."
How it started, how it's going and what to expect for the future of the industry's sustainability initiative.
"Kristin: An Evening with Friends for Todd" will appear for one night at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
For the week ending Dec. 17, the 26 currently running productions grossed $31,465,465.
A relentless probe into the wickedness of one family's history and the intoxication of their ignorance.Â
The Joshua Harmon play will run for an additional two weeks.
The solo play will open at the Lyceum in March 2024.
Scott K. Tusing, who has been part of the lighting team on shows like "& Juliet" and "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," reveals the pivotal role that keeps the tech process progressing…
The digital release stars Tony Award winner Kelli O'Hara opposite Tony nominee Brian d'Arcy James.
David Rockwell and Heather Hitchens take Broadway News behind the scenes of the Theatre District hotel and its ties to the American Theatre Wing.
Created by Meg Fofonoff, "Silk" will offer a star-studded presentation on Dec. 15.
Tony Award winner Michael Arden has signed on as director of the film-to-stage adaptation.
Danielle Karliner Naish and Joe Christopher will serve alongside the general management company's co-founder David Richards.
The Tony Award-winning revival will hit the road in January 2025.
Seventeen League members were also newly elected to the League's Board of Governors, and three awards were presented to standout members.
Veteran general managers and producers Robert Ahrens, Chris Aniello and Roy Gabay will lead Live Wire as a team.
The musical will arrive at the Imperial Theatre in 2024.
The class, titled "From Storytelling to Story Selling: Live Experience Marketing," will be offered to students beginning in spring 2024.
