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The company attributed to rise in revenue to strong video advertising and the acquisition of a streaming service.
The Broadway League held an emergency meeting earlier in July as producers worried about attracting future investment. Now new details are coming in to focus on an extension " including a cl…
While paid subscribers fell from the previous quarter, the audio giant noted an improvement in churn.
The deal gives SiriusXM exclusive advertising rights for the top-charting true crime podcast.
Overall attendance was down 4 percent from the prior week.Â
For the book, August and Mazin drew on hours of Scriptnotes conversations, as well as their own storied careers, to help readers begin, refine and sell their own scripts.
The play, written by Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize winner David Lindsay-Abaire, will also star Marylouise Burke and Margaret Colin.
The scholarship fund comes after "decades of erasure" for Asian American actors in theater, but also after a white actor was cast in Broadway's 'Maybe Happy Ending.'
The actress had to leave the production due to illness and her starring role was taken over by understudy Bella Brown.
"We cannot allow this perversion of our authority to continue," Anna M. Gomez told THR.
"What's happening now is not only wrong, it goes against what we must stand for as a nation," said Robert Suttmann, president of Local 802 American Federation of Musicians.
"Despite this regrettable outcome, this Administration is not done with its assault on the First Amendment. In fact, it may only be beginning," Anna M. Gomez said.
Appointees include leaders of AI and golf apparel companies, as well as entertainment companies including Meow Wolf.
Feldman will take over the role of Oliver from Darren Criss, who won a Tony for his portrayal.
The musical satirizes the real-life circumstances of Mangione being housed in the same detention center as Diddy and Sam Bankman-Fried.
'Just In Time,' the biomusical about Bobby Darin starring Jonathan Groff, also hit the highest gross of its run last week.
The former mogul had sued his brother and others at the Weinstein Company saying he had been forced to guarantee a $45 million loan that he alleged was not used to help the company.
Kimberly Ann Harrison's novel follows the lives of two teenagers from the foster care system who navigate the newness and challenges of horseback riding.
Abbi Jacobson, Billy Eichner, Heléne Yorke and Kara Young will star in a reading of Mathilde Dratwa's play, directed by Leslye Headland. "If Mamet gets to write about Weinstein, then I get …
The $400 million NYC Musical and Theatrical Production Tax Credit is expected to allocate all remaining funds by October.
The round values the newsletter platform at $1.1 billion.
The film studio bought the 100-year-old theater in 2023 for just over $10 million.
The actress' first book was acquired by Little, Brown and Company and will release in March 2026.
The revival, directed by George C. Wolfe, will play its final performance on Aug. 17.
Long before Madonna and Gaga, there was the genre-bending visual artist who broke all the rules in 1920s Paris. A documentary about her life, which opens in L.A. this week, reveals previousl…
