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Finding the Diamond in the rough
Kyle Nesbit founds his own licensing house after working for Broadway Licensing Global/Dramatists Play Service.
For the week ending Oct. 25, the 32 running productions grossed $33,966,016.
“Hamilton” and more will host accessible performances this season.
Originally set to run through January 3, 2027, the Tony winner’s solo show has extended through February 14.
Learn who has joined the cast of the upcoming Broadway premiere.
An interview with the graphic designer, photographer and marketing team that made a logo that tells the musical’s story
The digital content awards recognized Pekoe’s web videos and social media campaigns.
Learn how the organizations are bringing NYCHA residents to Broadway and beyond.
The civil rights nonprofit has joined the producing team of the new Broadway musical.
Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of October 26, so you never miss your cue.
Co-managing directors Callie Goff and Stephen Sosnowski reflect on five shows that illustrate the shifts of Broadway advertising.
When the algorithm has no timeline, every post has to be an opening night.
The play by Bess Wohl will begin earlier in February 2027 than planned.
The event celebrated honorees Sue Frost, R. Patrick Morrow and playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and administered additional awards.
Dickey. Directed by Sarna Lapine, performances begin on February 10, 2027 at the Broadhurst Theatre.
The independent Broadway advertising and marketing firm has hired nearly two dozen employees in the past year.
Let’s define some terms.
The shows have separately announced programs offering discounted tickets to students.
Co-written by James Glossman, the play will be directed by Tony winner Kenny Leon, who directed the off-Broadway world premiere at The Shed in 2025.
These leaders of the scientific community bring their clout to Broadway.
An interim director has been named as Ost is named founder emeritus.
Learn how to watch the play at home and how high schools can gain free access.
The musical adaptation of Robert Zemeckis’ film will be available for licensing.
