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Over a lucrative holiday weekend, The Boss made one of the biggest splashes in Broadway history.
The feel-good hit proves you don't need a Tony Award to win big.
Broadway ends a remarkable hot streak, but there's trouble ahead for show's not named 'Frozen' or 'Harry Potter'.
'Groundhog Day' and 'Bandstand' played their bittersweet final performances, as well.
With Bette Midler on vacation, The Great White Way is significantly less lucrative.
Labor Day boosted grosses across the board, but the coming season will be tough for shows that don't have 'Frozen' or 'Harry Potter' in their titles.
ProductionPro is a new platform that promises to transform the creative process on Broadway.
One of Broadway's most bankable names won't save the four shows closing this month - or the others soon to follow.
'The Great Comet' also saw a boost in sales after a racially-charged casting debacle torpedoed its future.
By backing out of his promise to perform in 'Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812,' Mandy Patinkin might have breached his contract with the producers.
Panic! At The Disco's singer closed his Broadway debut on a high note as 'Hamilton' stayed on top.
The Oscar-nominated director lends his signature style to a spooky limited edition.
A major casting dispute was neither a racial nor a financial issue - it was both.
The Great White Way roiled with controversy over the weekend.
The show will give viewers a backstage pass to some of Broadway's biggest properties, including Sara Bareilles's hit 'Waitress'.
Josh Groban's absence was still felt, though not as painfully as many expected.
The Tony-winning musical has already broken multiple box office records and charted on the Billboard 200.
'Hello, Dolly! slid further as Bette Midler stayed on vacation for another week.
Josh Groban also played his final week in 'The Great Comet', setting the stage for another big drop.
Josh Groban and Brendon Urie also cleaned up at the box office.
The boy who lived continues to thrive, two decades after he changed the entertainment world forever.
America's got talent, and it will be on display in abundance at the Jimmy Awards.
The annual summer slaughter is already underway in Manhattan's theater district.
The Great White Way is in the middle of a pop star renaissance, with Sara Bareilles, Josh Groban, and Brendan Urie making their debuts together.
