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The science fiction drama continues at the Marquis Theatre.
The musical's first Broadway revival stars Aaron Tveit, Lea Michele and Nicholas Christopher.
The simulcast is made possible through a partnership with the League of Live Stream Theater.
The intensive is designed for early-career and emerging producers.
"All Out: Comedy About Ambition" by Simon Rich will begin performances December 12 at the Nederlander Theatre.
Daniel Durant and Aisha Jackson will headline the private event.
The nonprofit provides essential services for people living with HIV/AIDS and other illnesses.
The two operators for "Just in Time" at Circle in the Square describe how they control all the musical's spotlights remotely from below the stage.
'Ragtime,' 'The Outsiders,' 'The Great Gatsby' and more will take part in Broadway Bridges.
Christopher Gattelli will direct the musical comedy previously seen in London's West End.
The production, which stars the previously announced Taraji P. Henson and Cedric "The Entertainer," will begin performances in spring 2026.
The pair will reprise the roles of Josh Skinner and Melissa Gimble, which they originated at the Kennedy Center earlier this year.
"Giant" has set its opening night for March 23, 2026 at the Music Box Theatre.
The Tony Award-nominated New Orleans-inspired adaptation of "The Pirates of Penzance" can now be performed by amateur troupes.
The Dancers' Resource, also program of the Entertainment Community Fund, was founded by Bebe Neuwirth.
The Tony Award-nominated new musical will
continue its run for longer at the Golden Theatre.
Longtime cast members Cody Jamison Strand, Keziah John-Paul, PJ Adzima and Lewis Cleale play their last performances on October 26.
For the week ending Oct. 12, the 31 currently running productions grossed $39,416,736.
Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of October 13, so you never miss your cue.
The advertising agency is welcoming back Julie Boor and promoting Louis Schermerhorn.
With Broadway's "Liberation," Wohl crafted a world where the 1970s and today collide to provide comfort, hope and humor to audiences.
She will play the role of Maxine Dean at the Palace Theatre from November 4 through November 23.
