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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.
Nominations for the 78th annual Tony Awards will be revealed on May 1.
Boykin will play the role of Hades through August 31, with Matthew Patrick Quinn will playing the role of Hades from May 20 through June 1.
The tour will launch at Playhouse Square in Cleveland, Ohio, with planned stops in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, St. Louis, Charlotte and more.
The cast recording will be released May 13. Watch the music video for the song "In the Leaves," the album's debut track, available now.
The inaugural offering will be a live capture of Off-Broadway's 'Blue Man Group.'
Playwright Kate Trefry, co-director Justin Martin and producer Sonia Friedman explain how they wrote the stage prequel before the streaming drama had wrapped.
Tina Landau leads a stately, musically ambitious production of her and co-creator Adam Guettel's doozy of a cave-digging musical.
This is the fourth event of its kind offered by the 2023 Best Musical Tony Award nominee.
The playwright and director breaks down his process for adapting Oscar Wilde's novel to the stage.
Producers Carl and Jennifer Pasbjerg are shepherding the new play by Alex Webb.
Investigating types of AI and its uses in Broadway advertising
The playwright and co-creator of TV's "Russian Doll" honed her skills by writing a seven-play cycle for Iama Theatre Company, which led to her debuting on Broadway.
The website is a product of Open Jar Studios.
Will Ferrell and Jessica Elbaum will produce the motion picture adaptation of Leslye Headland's family drama.
Floyd Collins features music and lyrics by Adam Guettel, and additional lyrics by Tina Landau.
FastHorse will receive a fellowship in the newly created category of Indigenous Studies.
Lisa Dozier Shacket will develop and produce "Without Walls."
The Grammy Award winners will discuss bringing pop music to the Main Stem.
Finding the sound, rhythm and dynamics of "Stomp."
For the week ending April 13, the 40 currently running productions grossed $44,162,127.
Kimberly Belflower's richly textured dark comedy is a funny yet sobering wrestle with Arthur Miller's classic.
