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The annual fundraising event will take place in September.
The Black-owned business will open in Times Square in August.
Leaders of the Tony Award-honored organization offer an update on its programs and future plans.
The runaway First Family spoof continues its agenda of delirious, deranged and undeniable fun on Broadway.
The revival will open at the Hudson Theatre in August.
The musical, titled "Ali," chronicles the life of the heavyweight boxing champion.
Producing director Michael Francis and co-founder Mara Isaacs talk to Broadway News about providing sponsorship, resources and community.
Kennedy will step in while original cast member Sara Chase is on medical leave.
For the week ending July 7, the 27 currently running productions grossed $31,930,996.
In the second part of this Q&A series, American Theatre Wing president and CEO Heather Hitchens details the organization's programs and who they are for.
Principal actors will include Ana Gasteyer, Brooks Ashmanskas, Daniel Breaker and Will Chase.
The honorees will be celebrated at a ceremony in November.
The Britney Spears-scored tuner will initially be available for school groups.
The actor's experiences on stage and screen compelled Scott to become a producer, as one half of Runyonland Productions.
The group interrupted the Broadway musical at the Music Box Theatre.
The Tony Award-nominated choreographer makes his Broadway directing debut with Cole Escola's new romp.
For the week ending June 30, the 30 currently running productions grossed $34,783,390.
The honorees used sustainable practices to mount a university production of "Puffs."
The new Dolly Parton bio-musical is slated for a Broadway bow in 2026.
Wood previously appeared in the musical's national tours.
Alums of the playwriting program reflect on their early-career experience with the nonprofit.
