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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.
For the week ending Dec. 10, the 26 currently running productions grossed $30,723,247.
Stone's Tony Award-winning co-producer LaChanze and the original Tony-winning star of his musical "Wicked," Idina Menzel, pay him tribute.
This will be the first-ever touring production of the play.
A minimum of two Broadway alums have been recognized in each acting category.
Findings include increased diversity in attendance, younger average age of theatergoers and ticket purchase closer to performance date as the industry continues to recover from the COVID-19 …
The heartwarming new Broadway musical offers insight into seven autistic young adults' pursuit of self-determination.
The new musical hopes to fill every seat at every performance by the end of the year.
Producer Ana Serrano talks exclusively to Broadway News about the Broadway-aimed musical.
Dan Berry is the final principal to be announced" plus the full company of the new musical.
The new musical opens at the Belasco Theatre on Dec. 10.
Dawson spoke to Broadway News about joining the Tony-nominated musical in January 2024.
Locke will join the Tony Award-nominated revival in January.
The new executive director of the audience-facing nonprofit offers her initial assessment of where TDF is and its next steps in expanding audiences for Broadway and beyond.Â
The variety show, a bookend to fall post-show fundraising, returned after a four-year pandemic hiatus.
The new name honors Gandy, whose Broadway career has spanned five decades.
