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A powerhouse creative team orchestrates a stunning, one-of-a-kind musical about an extraordinarily strange human story.
To no one's surprise, star Jonathan Groff's got the magic, vintage touch.Â
Taub will be presented with the Frederick Loewe Award, presented annually for achievement in a theatrical score, on April 28.
"Death Becomes Her" leads the pack, as Cole Escola and Conrad Ricamora announced the full slate of recognitions for the 2024-2025 season.
The three-time Pulitzer Prize finalist explains why he structured the comedy as a pseudo-documentary and how putting himself at the center freed up audiences.
Rupert Holmes' carnivalist revision of Gilbert and Sullivan's patter-filled comic opera undercuts its own funny.
"Basura" is a collaboration between Estefan and her daughter, Emily Estefan.
The annual ceremony honoring shows produced on, Off- and Off-Off-Broadway will take place in June.
Angelettie serves as the associate director of Kimberly Belflower's "John Proctor Is the Villain."
The maritime-set Avett Brothers musical bowed on Broadway in 2024.
Sixteen-time Grammy winner and "BOOP!" composer David Foster produces the album, with Melody Place serving as executive producer.Â
The production will begin at the Hudson Theatre on September 13 with the official opening night set for September 28.
The 78th annual Tony Awards ceremony will be held on June 8.
The new musical by Itamar Moses, David Yazbek and Erik Della Penna will open on April 27.
Lighting designer Ben Stanton shares his exclusive research and explains how he used color, warmth and ingenuity to clear the unique challenges of the new musical.
The revival is planning to resume for its evening performance.
The awards ceremony will be held at Current at Chelsea Piers in June.
The new musical features a score by Alexander Sage Oyen and a book by Michael Dovid.
Lena Dunham and Jessica Huang will write the book for the new musical.
The honors, which recognize both Broadway and Off-Broadway productions, will be celebrated at a ceremony in May.
Katy Lipson and Michael McFadden will head the company's New York and London offices.
Stephen Daldry and Justin Martin orchestrate an unforgettable, high-octane stage prequel to the knockout Netflix series.
Cynthia Fraser from Baltimore, Maryland has been named Broadway's Biggest Fan.
For the week ending April 20, the 40 currently running productions grossed $50,874,940.
