Actors Equity in tentative union pact

Actors' Equity Association reached a tentative agreement with the League of Resident Theaters for a new three-year contract.

Film, TV shows get breaks from NYC

...Steiner Studios announced that The Producers will be the first major movie to be shot at the soon-to-open Brooklyn facility...

A Broadway strike would cost the city dearly by Miriam Kreinin Souccar

A strike on Broadway could cost the city $5 million a day, devastate restaurants and stores in the theater district, and even hamper the city's new international tourism drive.

Nederlander will not impose Broadway contract by Miriam Souccar

The Nederlander Organization, Broadway's second largest theater chain, today told the stagehands it would not impose a new contract on the union next week, breaking unity with the League of …

Nederlander eyeing Broadway push in China by Miriam Kreinin Souccar

New York's most famous Broadway family is heading to China.

Internet sways Broadway ticket choices By: Pamela Appea

Most Broadway theatergoers are likely to buy or comparison shop for tickets online, and choose a show based on Internet ads rather than local newspaper ads, according to a new survey release…

City Opera nixes move to Red Cross building by Miriam Kreinin Souccar

Broadway broke sales records in 2005 by Catherine Tymkiw

High costs threaten NYC's creative status by Miriam Kreinin Souccar

New York City's community of artists, composers, writers and other creative workers is struggling to earn enough to stay in the city, according to a report released Thursday by the Freelance…

Duffy Square to be rebuilt

The Times Square Alliance won the $5 million in city funds it needs to rebuild Duffy Square.

Sun's drama critic to replace Simon at New York mag

Broadway unveils multilingual Web site by Lisa Fickenscher