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Scully and Brannon slip back into their respective roles from September 30 through October 12.
The initiative of the Broadway League will offer specially priced theater tickets and transportation.
Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of September 22, so you never miss your cue.
Thursday, September 25
Huzzah!
What: Opening Night (Regional)Where: The Old Glob…
The Broadway productions of "The Outsiders," "Hadestown" and "Death Becomes Her" were among the day's top-raising booths.
Founding artistic director Lynne Meadow and (relatively) new executive director Chris Jennings on the nonprofit's post-pandemic strength in audience response, awards-worthy plays and strateg…
Broadway Green Alliance will partake in several additional events.
The musical based on the Tim Burton film will return to Broadway in October.
The recording will be available on streaming and digital formats on October 17 and on CD on November 14 through Center Stage Records.
He will step into the role of Harold Zidler for an eight-week limited engagement from January 27 through March 22, 2026.
The new musical, with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, begins its run at Broadway's St. James Theatre on October 8, with the official opening night on November 10.
A crash course in digital ad targeting
The New Orleans-set tuner recently concluded a world premiere engagement at Phoenix Theater Company.
The production will begin performances at Studio 54 on October 30 and officially open on November 13.
The upshot is the result of a 4-2 committee vote.
He will take on the role of Bob Sheldon beginning on September 26.
The musical examines the story of the notorious Leonardo Da Vinci painting.
For the week ending Sept. 14, the 28 currently running productions grossed $30,128,088.
The production will open on March 11, 2026 at a Shubert theater to be announced.
Applications are now open for 2026.
New company .merch has shaken up the industry with its fresh variety of goods and unpredictable product drops for Best Musical Tony Award winner "Maybe Happy Ending."Â
Dreamgirls premiered at the Imperial Theatre in 1981 and ran for 1,521 performances.
The musical based on Ann M. Martin's popular book series.
