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Chisling will take on a newly created role beginning in April.
For the week ending March 9, the 26 currently running productions grossed $28,328,355.
Uhry is the winner of two Tony Awards, an Academy Award and the Pulitzer Prize.
Operated by the Araca Group, the expansion will be located next to the Winter Garden Theatre.
Previews begin October 8, with a red-carpet celebration scheduled for November 9, the day before the show's official November 10 opening.
The show will have a limited 12-week engagement at Studio 54 from May 24 through August 17, with an official June 12 opening.Â
The world premiere of "The Monsters," written and directed by Ngozi Anyanwu, will also be part of its 2025-26 season.
A new study reveals that the barrier of effort is one to which Broadway must pay greater attention.
Guidelines for fonts, colors, styles and more to make the most effective ad for your show
The Roundabout also announced that the Todd Haimes Theatre will undergo major renovations starting in August and expected to last eight months.
The class will be led by current "SIX" company member Jenny Mollet.
In her union position, Kristy Cummings advocates for healthcare, pension, labor protections and more for professional stage directors and choreographers.
He replaces original cast member Noah J. Ricketts, who will play his final performance on March 30.
A West End production of "Kiss Me, Kate" will also be featured on the network's "Great Performances" series.
It will premiere at ATG Entertainment's Bristol Hippodrome, where "Mary Poppins" made its world premiere.
The pop-rock musical is a new take on the myth of Persephone.
Nominations for the 91st annual honors will be named on April 22.
For the week ending March 2, the 27 currently running productions grossed $27,030,004.
The show will run for six months, from August 2 through February 1, 2026, officially opening August 14.
Olivier Award-winning "Sunset Boulevard" headliners Nicole Scherzinger and Tom Francis made the announcement on March 4.
Through direct spending, nonprofit theaters contributed $3.6 billion to the U.S. economy.
The Tony Award winner passed away in December 2024.
