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The new Kander & Ebb musical opened on April 26 at the St. James Theatre.
David Byrne's immersive musical is a thrilling pageant of theatrics, but abstracts Filipino history better than enacting it.
Producers also announced that Lillias White will extend her run.
After the theatrical stage employees union called for a strike authorization vote, negotiators returned to the table.
Reprising their roles from the musical's world premiere at Syracuse Stage will be seven autistic actors " all making their Broadway debuts.
The answer to attracting younger, more diverse audiences may be less complicated than it seems.
Free tickets will be made available to these public housing residents across the five boroughs.
Levi Holloway's new horror play was the first production of the 2023-2024 season to open on Broadway.
The "SNL" alum will make his Broadway debut in Sandy Rustin's "The Cottage."
International pop star Who and Tony Award nominee Boykin will bow as Persephone and Hades, respectively.
Twenty-four productions posted gross increases.
Scott will join the cast as performances continue at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
Toossi is the second playwright to have been awarded the fellowship.
The longtime Tony Award-winning producer shares the "Chicago" origin story, her producing philosophy, industry changes in her time and more.
The Broadway League negotiates terms and conditions with 16 different unions to help keep the Main Stem running smoothly.
The "Quiet Place" actor recently made her Main Stem debut with Levi Holloway's thriller.
SAG-AFTRA did not reach a deal with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers ahead of the July 13 deadline.
The foundation announced the recipients of its 2023 grants.
The newly announced fellow will assist on multiple productions during Roundabout's season.
Several Broadway actors and creatives received nominations for their on-screen work.
The James Monroe Iglehart-led musical will bow in Chicago and New Orleans later this year.
Presented by Equity's Advisory Committee on Chorus Affairs (ACCA), the award was the first industry accolade to honor the contributions made by the chorus.
The play by Ossie Davis will receive its first revival at the Music Box Theatre.
Twenty-four running productions posted losses at the box office.
The Filipino-American rapper joins a producing team that includes Tony Award winner Lea Salonga, H.E.R and Jo Koy.
