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Playwright James Graham, director Adam Penford and the cast of Manhattan Theatre Club's new production discuss the potential impact of the based-on-a-true-story play.
The longtime company members will share the leading role in the revival's final weeks.
For the week ending Sept. 7, the 27 currently running productions grossed $25,137,042.
The company will begin filming its first feature, "Rhythm or Smooth," in the fall.
They will take on the roles of Darrel Curtis and Paul for nine weeks, beginning September 9.
The 2024 Best Musical Tony Award nominee continues at the Shubert Theatre.
At select performances, the role of Lydia Deetz will be played by Madison Mosley.
The long-running revival continues at the Ambassador Theatre.
The programs include a weekend intensive and a three-month training for commercial theater producing.
He takes over from Taye Diggs, who will play his final performance at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on September 28.
The revival will end its run on September 21, four weeks earlier than the previously announced closing date of October 19.
The musical based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel continues at the Broadway Theatre.
David Korins has signed on as the musical's scenic designer.
The textile reuse and recycling drive will be held in Duffy Square.
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CEO Elizabeth Furze tells Broadway News about how a shift in the advertising landscape has helped shape the company.
Libin will also receive a special honor.
The young actors edition of the 2016 Best Musical Tony Award nominee is being licensed through Concord Theatricals.
Seaview is behind the upcoming Broadway premiere of 'The Queen of Versailles' starring Kristin Chenoweth.
The event is part of the musical's "41 Days of October" activation.
Charrington previously served as CEO.
Schumacher will complete a near-four-decade tenure with the company.
