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Governor Kathy Hochul signed the budget into law on May 9.
The awards are given for outstanding performances both on and Off-Broadway.
"John Proctor Is the Villain" was named Outstanding New Broadway Play.
The musical will be directed by Tony Award nominee Stevie Walker-Webb.
The world premiere play is currently nominated for five Tony Awards.
She will begin performances at the Walter Kerr Theatre on June 3, replacing Merle Dandridge, who will take her final bow in the show on June 1.
The "East to Broadway" initiative launched on May 7 with an event in partnership with "Maybe Happy Ending."
The new collection of abbreviated musicals is designed to bring performance opportunities to assisted living communities and community theaters around the world.
Five original works of art inspired by "Death Becomes Her" will be revealed on May 12.
The free activations will be held from May 13-18.
AI shouldn't replace the creative work of your art department, but it can speed it up.
Barnes shares his personal story as well as industry lessons learned as a guide for novices and seasoned pros alike.
The acquisition includes Broadway Licensing, Dramatists Play Service, Playscripts and Stage Rights.
Tituss Burgess and Donna Murphy are among the stars scheduled to present awards at the annual ceremony honoring dance.
The tour will kick off in Baltimore at the Hippodrome Theatre at The France-Merrick Performing Arts Center.
Managing directors Callie Goff and Stephen Sosnowski announce changes.
Dr. Chelsea Clinton and environmental activist julia butterfly hill are set to participate.
The St. Louis venue will be honored during the June 8 awards ceremony.
Producer John Johnson and Sue Wagner and playwright Jonathan Spector discuss the trend of long-produced regional staples making it to Broadway.
Reid steps into the role on May 27, replacing Jade Milan, who plays her final performance at the Shubert Theatre on May 25.
The tour will launch in Buffalo in September 2026, with planned stops in Washington, D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles and many other cities.
Watson will succeed Robert Jones as head of theater.
Performances of Ragtime will begin September 25 ahead of an October 16 opening in a limited 14-week engagement that will run through January 4, 2026.Â
