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The production will travel the country before landing on Broadway in 2024.
The Barry Manilow-Bruce Sussman musical is set to open at the Barrymore Theatre this fall.
The new production will be produced by Roundabout Theatre Company.
D'Amboise will reprise her turn as Roxie Hart beginning on June 12.
The actor and producer shares the personal and professional impact of the late artistic director on the occasion of his "dimming of the lights."
Eight Broadway productions from the 2022-2023 season won multiple awards.
The award was co-founded in 2014 by the Tony Awards and Carnegie Mellon University.
Jennings, who will succeed Barry Grove in the renamed position, spoke to Broadway News about his goals for the theatrical institution.
As with the current Broadway revival, the production will feature Jonathan Tunick's original orchestrations.
The musicians union alerted its members of the musical's intention not to use live musicians; "Here Lies Love" producers respond.
Nevin Law Group will merge with media, technology, entertainment and intellectual property firm Klaris Law.
Stars Oscar Isaac and Rachel Brosnahan, producer Jeremy O. Harris and more reveal their new perspective on a playwright the public thought they knew.
Some of the most nominated productions saw significant decreases at the box office last week.
Lisa Dawn Cave, Victoria Bailey and Robert Fried have been honored with the 2023 awards.
Some members of the union are Tony-nominated playwrights.
The Phenomenal Theatre Fund is an initiative which aims to support upcoming artists in underrepresented communities.
The annual Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS event took place May 22.
"The Wiz" revival will begin on Broadway in spring 2024.
What the extension of the program means for the industry
See the full list of this year's honorees.
Kwei-Armah is the artistic director of London's Young Vic.
Recognizing the workhorses of Broadway
The overall Broadway box office increased, as did attendance.
This will mark the first time in 46 years that the award has gone to a Los Angeles-based theater.
The Broadway League has published its annual season-in-review report.
