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Original Broadway cast members Emma Pittman as Cherry Valance and Daryl Tofa as Two-Bit continue with the company.
For the week ending Feb. 1, the 31 running productions grossed $31,766,855.
Michael Schimmele played his final performance as Babkak on February 1.
Applications are open for early-career designers.
Hernandez will be part of the show's ensemble, in the featured dance role of Charmion.
Araujo will oversee the CUNY TV show starring fellow Emmy winner Patrick Pacheco.
Performances begin on March 10, with opening night set for March 30, 2026 at the August Wilson Theatre.
Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of February 2, so you never miss your cue.
Halcyon Theatricals will be a producing and theatrical consulting firm.
Both original company members and replacements are set to leave the Tony Award-winning production in March.
Plus, more Broadway talent took home trophies in other Grammy Awards categories.
Also joining the company, Oluchi Nwaokorie will make her Broadway debut as the new Elphaba standby.
Originally scheduled to step back into the role of Daisy Buchanan on February 5, Noblezada will now return on March 4, 2026.Â
Nominations will be announced during the afternoon of April 21.
In this exclusive excerpt from Shaiman's 2026 memoir, "Never Mind the Happy," the composer-lyricist reveals the songs that he and Wittman penned to get hired to write the musical's Tony Awar…
Social trends are moving faster than ever " here's how to make sure your show is ready to tackle them.
The Tony Award-winning musical promises surprises and special events to recognize its milestone.
The HIV/AIDS fundraiser has also received a $1 million commitment from Tony Award-winning producer Thomas S. Perakos.
The event will be moderated by upcoming "SIX" cast member Dylan Mulvaney.
The production, directed by Sam Pinkleton, begins previews at Studio 54 on March 26, 2026, and officially opens on April 23.
Twenty Broadway shows will participate in the longstanding program that gives every 10th grader in the NYC public schools the chance to see a Broadway show.
The long-running fundraiser for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and the Center will take place in March.
The &Future education initiative will also offer free educational material for schools.
