Settlement Talks In 'Hamilton' Disabilities Lawsuit Stall by Marc Hershberg

Despite making significant progress, efforts to settle the disability lawsuit filed against 'Hamilton' have hit a bump in the road.

SOURCE: Forbes at 9:27pm on April 16, 2017☆⚑

Broadway Box Office Points To Awards Season Bloodbath by Lee Seymour

Broadway's yearly culling is underway, and the majority of new shows aren't going to make it past the summer.

SOURCE: Forbes at 8:28pm on April 10, 2017☆⚑

Garth Drabinsky: As If We've Never Said Goodbye by Marc Hershberg

While Garth Drabinsky is prepared to make his resurgent return, he might not receive a warm welcome back on Broadway.

SOURCE: Forbes at 9:22pm on April 3, 2017☆⚑

Girl Power On Broadway As Sara Bareilles And Bette Midler Break House Records by Lee Seymour

Meanwhile, Willy Wonka and his Oompa Loompas started strong.

SOURCE: Forbes at 6:47pm on April 3, 2017☆⚑

Internet Search Would Have Revealed Past Probe into Alleged Broadway Scammer by Marc Hershberg

Simple due diligence would have revealed that one of the men accused of running the 'Hamilton' Ponzi scheme was a subject in an earlier white-collar criminal investigation.

SOURCE: Forbes at 6:24pm on March 28, 2017☆⚑

'Hello, Dolly!' Rocks Broadway Box Office As Sara Bareilles Preps Her Debut by Lee Seymour

As Broadway girds itself for a brutal awards season, a few shows stand out in the fray.

SOURCE: Forbes at 8:05pm on March 27, 2017☆⚑

Bette Midler's 'Hello Dolly!' Dominates Broadway Box Office With $40M Advance Sales by Lee Seymour

The record-breaking revival landed in Broadway's top five highest-grossing shows - off just five performances.

SOURCE: Forbes at 6:35pm on March 20, 2017☆⚑

Broadway Stays Open During Blizzard, After New Shows Goose Box Office by Lee Seymour

Four new shows goosed sales this week, though the weather will still likely have a dampening effect.

SOURCE: Forbes at 5:45pm on March 14, 2017☆⚑

Tony Winner Ron Simons Seeks A Diversity More Than Skin Deep by Lee Seymour

With a background in tech, one of Broadway's few black producers is looking to iterate the future of the biz.

SOURCE: Forbes at 10:06am on March 14, 2017☆⚑

Jake Gyllenhaal Gives Stephen Sondheim His First Million-Dollar Week On Broadway by Lee Seymour

'Sunday In The Park With George' is a milestone for the legendary composer.

SOURCE: Forbes at 12:36pm on March 7, 2017☆⚑

Possible Surprise Twist In Battle Over Belasco Lighting Fixture by Marc Hershberg

The Shubert Organization sued to recover a lighting fixture stolen from its Belasco Theatre 41 years ago, but it might not be its rightful owner.

SOURCE: Forbes at 6:06am on March 1, 2017☆⚑

Glenn Close Beats 'Book Of Mormon' At Broadway Box Office by Lee Seymour

Meanwhile, 'Hamilton' continues to dominate everyone and everything.

SOURCE: Forbes at 6:29pm on February 27, 2017☆⚑

Lease Dispute Forces 'Bandstand' To Boogie To New Space by Marc Hershberg

The new musical 'Bandstand' has been forced to rehearse elsewhere after Manhattan Ballroom Dance rescinded their rental agreement.

SOURCE: Forbes at 5:05pm on February 27, 2017☆⚑

Charles Isherwood Says Even He Doesn't Know Why The New York Times Fired Him by Lee Seymour

The mystery deepens at the New York Times. Why did they fire a top critic?

SOURCE: Forbes at 2:50pm on February 24, 2017☆⚑

Will Charles Isherwood Win His Case Against The New York Times? by Marc Hershberg

Theatre critic Charles Isherwood might not win back his job after being fired from The New York Times for sending personal gripes to producer Scott Rudin.

SOURCE: Forbes at 5:57pm on February 22, 2017☆⚑

Will Charles Isherwood Win His Case Against The New York Times? by Marc Hershberg

Theater critic Charles Isherwood might not win back his job after being fired from The New York Times for sending personal gripes to producer Scott Rudin.

SOURCE: Forbes at 9:00am on February 22, 2017☆⚑

President's Day & Sara Bareilles Make Broadway Box Office Bonanza by Lee Seymour

A bevvy of new shows bumped the box office even further.

SOURCE: Forbes at 1:05am on February 22, 2017☆⚑

Stephen Sondheim And Andrew Lloyd Webber Prove Their Box Office Power by Lee Seymour

Revivals of two big flops are giving Broadway's titans a chance to rewrite their own history.

SOURCE: Forbes at 8:43pm on February 13, 2017☆⚑

'Dear Evan Hansen' Becomes Highest Grossing New Broadway Musical by Lee Seymour

The little-musical-that-could has eclipsed Josh Groban as Broadway's hottest ticket.

SOURCE: Forbes at 7:47pm on January 30, 2017☆⚑

Producer Alleges Fraud After Trying to Cast Miley Cyrus, Keira Knightley and Al Pacino in Shows by Marc Hershberg

Starvox Entertainment sued June Entertainment and Rubicon Falls Entertainment,for fraud after the two firms refused to return its deposits after failing to cast Gary Oldman, Miley Cyrus, Kei…

SOURCE: Forbes at 5:47pm on January 27, 2017☆⚑

Sara Bareilles Proves Broadway Cred As 'Waitress' Recoups $12M Investment by Lee Seymour

Bareilles can now add "Profitable Broadway Composer" to her resume.

SOURCE: Forbes at 7:39pm on January 26, 2017☆⚑

Why Hamilton's West End Wizardry Won't Work on Broadway by Marc Hershberg

Cameron Mackintosh developed a paperless ticketing system for the London production of 'Hamilton.' But, it is unlikely that his revolutionary ticketing tactic will transfer to Broadway.

SOURCE: Forbes at 9:27pm on January 25, 2017☆⚑

'Dear Evan Hansen' Chases Josh Groban's 'Great Comet' On Broadway by Lee Seymour

Broadway's two hottest new musicals are neck-and-neck at the box office.

SOURCE: Forbes at 9:22pm on January 23, 2017☆⚑

John Mulaney & Nick Kroll Kvetch, Recoup Costs For Broadway's 'Oh, Hello' by Lee Seymour

The comedy conquered long odds to become the first profitable new play of the season.

SOURCE: Forbes at 10:57pm on January 18, 2017☆⚑

Roundabout's 'Holiday Inn' Gets a Late Christmas Gift by Marc Hershberg

The Roundabout Theatre Company will be paid to live stream its new Broadway musical 'Holiday Inn.'

SOURCE: Forbes at 5:13pm on January 13, 2017☆⚑