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The new initiative aims to increase arts access and participation for underserved communities.
The recording of the Stephen Sondheim-George Furth musical is now available digitally from Sony Masterworks.
Tony Award-winning actor Adrienne Warren has joined the musical's producing team.
The 'Chicago' routine will include a special appearance by E! News' Keltie Knight, who spoke to Broadway News about what to expect.
Jules Arnott and Darren Atkins also tapped to head Lloyd Webber's West End theaters.
Broadway's Billy Crystal, Renée Fleming and Barry Gibb are among the artists to be honored on the Dec. 27 telecast.
For the week ending Nov. 12, the 28 productions currently running grossed $29,163,440.
Anika Noni Rose, Jayne Houdyshell and more will appear in the revival.
The company includes Broadway veterans and multiple debuts.
Plus, a Broadway theater, opening night date and additional producer have been announced.
Bruce Sussman and Barry Manilow's conventional new musical does a rudimentary but essential job of reviving a dead historical act.
The National High School Musical Theatre Awards will return to the Minskoff Theatre.
"Shucked" wins Grand Clio Award, "& Juliet" and "Grey House" take home two honors each.Â
The Joshua Harmon play will open Jan. 9 at Manhattan Theatre Club's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.
Monty Python's Eric Idle announced the casting on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."
The musical will open at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre in spring 2024.
"Shucked" co-composers and co-lyricists Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally both received multiple nominations.
The cast will include Deirdre O'Connell and Carrie Coon.
The deal follows the end of the WGA strike, both of which put television and film production at a stand-still for months.
Kenneth Robinson, Kate Rockwell, Elizabeth Teeter and more will be featured in the stage adaptation of E.R. Braithwaite's book.
The new production will begin performances in 2024 at the August Wilson Theatre.
All are welcome to recycle electronics in Times Square on Nov. 15.
