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The Easter Bunny gave Broadway a basket full of dollars as business skyrocketed over the weekend.
Sara Bareilles leads Broadway's first all-female creative team, and is looking forward to a time where such a team isn't even news. In the meantime, Broadway has a long way to go...
Audra McDonald and Billy Porter sell seats in one of this season's few late-addition success stories.
Oscar nominee Saoirse Ronan anchors Broadway's highest-grossing play, and eleven musicals post six-figure gains.
Jonathan Goldsmith is leaving his iconic role behind with a final commercial, and plans to stay thirsty as he publishes his first book: part memoir, part how-to guide for becoming the world'…
Broadway took a big hit this week aswinter stretched on. Despite the warm weekend, sales plummeted 16.45% down to a total gross of $20.01mm. The big success story wasHamilton, which clambere…
Mark Rylance follows up his Oscar win with a brilliant Off-Broadway show, and Mfoniso Udofia plants a flag in the fertile ground of African stage stories.
A number of recent studies reveal the conflicted nature of the Oscars' diversity issues - some flattering, most damning.
Things go back to normal as 'The Lion King' leads the pack, while Forest Whitaker's Broadway debut looks shaky.
Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o is bringing a landmark production to Broadway, breaking records and barriers left and right.
Dave still isn't here, but that won't stop Tommy Chong from blazing an entrepreneurial trail across America's newly-legalized weed industry.
Even as overall grosses slide, the beast that is 'Hamilton' continues to devour its Broadway brethren.
After Jonas came to town, Broadway fought back with another record-breaking winter week.
The death of Vanessa Hudgens's father didn't stop her from giving Fox a hit with its first live TV musical.
Broadway's relationship with social media is deep and complicated. Tweets and ticket sales are just the surface.
Last weekend's blizzard froze out Broadway's box office, resulting in record lows for almost every show, and the worst overall week in three years.
Once, many years ago, there was a good war.
Tony nominators ignored some of the season's biggest hits. Why?
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