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After taking home the 2024 trophy for "Merrily We Roll Along," Groff returns to Broadway in the bio-musical "Just in Time."
For the week ending April 6, the 39 currently running productions grossed $42,361,129.
The album will feature the songs by Joy Huerta, one half of the six-time Latin Grammy-winning duo Jesse & Joy, and Benjamin Velez.
The 78th annual ceremony will take place on June 8.
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The new musical isn't original, but excites nonetheless with glittering stagecraft and a knockout star.
The musical inspired by the television series will open at the Imperial Theatre on April 10.
The first Broadway production of Jason Robert Brown's slender, sublime musical falters from uneven casting.
Two-time Tony Award winner John Litghow won his first Olivier, for his performance as the real-life novelist Roald Dahl in "Giant."
Broadway News examines the count of dual Tony and Olivier Award winners.
A lesson in design vocabulary that will help you set the tone and tell your show's story.
A controlled George Clooney steadily leads the ensemble of this digital-heavy dramatization of the Murrow-McCarthy debate.
Lead producers Colin Callender and Sonia Friedman, playwright Jack Thorne and production stage manager Rolt Smith divulge the details.
The play, which opened at the Music Box Theatre on March 27, will now run through June 29.
The playwright of "Yellow Face" and "M. Butterfly" will be honored on April 28.
The annual economic analysis from the NEA's Arts and Cultural Production Satellite Account is now available.
John Doyle will direct the new musical based on the 1998 film.
This is the second of the "Everyone Deserves the Chance to Fly" grants to be awarded.
The Lynn Ahrens- and Stephen Flaherty-scored musical will play Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.
The Tony Award-winning revival was filmed in June 2024.
In the week ending March 30, Broadway welcomed the largest number of admissions since December.
The will begin performances at the Walter Kerr Theatre on May 6.
The third Broadway revival of the dismal real estate drama serves up functional stagecraft and well-executed performances, but can't locate its purpose.
