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The "Cottage" playwright delves into her unconventional process and what's coming next.
The original albums of "Company," "Sweeney Todd," "Into the Woods" and "Assassins" have been remixed for a singular listening experience.
The Tony Award-nominated producers return to Broadway following last season's "Fat Ham."
Transferring from London's West End, the comedy relies on nostalgia and fandom.
The stars of "The Shark Is Broken" describe what it's like to act in a play after years of musicals only.
Pedersen previously appeared in the "Wicked" national tour.
The simulator is an immersive online experience inspired by the Tony-winning musical.
This also marks the first time the production has partnered with TDF for an adjusted show.
Principal casting and creative team have been announced.
The self-titled show will begin performances on Aug. 17.
Magician-producer Antonio DÃaz and executive producer Eric Paris talk making a Broadway hit out of a European sensation.
The Academy Award-winning actor will help bring the new musical to the Main Stem.
For the week ending Aug. 6, the 26 currently running productions grossed $30,058,627.
The book, titled "The Tony Awards: A Celebration of Excellence in Theatre," is written by Eila Mell.
Project manager Adam Hyndman demystifies the newest professional theatrical directory and the organization behind it.
Among the changes, Rich Jaffe will be the touring production presenter's sole CEO.
The Pekoe group represents such shows as "SIX" and "Peter Pan Goes Wrong."
The announcement comes as the run concludes on Sept. 3.
Producers of the upcoming "How to Dance in Ohio" say it's not diversity, equity and inclusion without accessibility.
The production stars Josh Groban and Annaleigh Ashford.
Producer Carmen Pavlovic comments on the strategy that led to the production's success.
The nonprofit organization gives New York City students the chance to experience Broadway productions and live entertainment.
Awe-inspiring visual effects and hilarious performances drive this theatrical adaptation of the iconic film
Each Broadway artist describes their experience as a human canvas " exclusively for Broadway News.
Star Justin Guarini talks about the pop icon's involvement with the new jukebox musical and playing Prince Charming.
