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Sam Rudy, whose career covers generations of Broadway history, is leaving show business " and New York City " after 40 years as a theater publicist.
The producers of "Tea at Five," a one-woman show, say the play will debut on the West End instead, with a new actress.
The two-time Tony nominee is teaming up with the director Michael Mayer for a Westside Theater production in September.
The playwright, Robert Schenkkan, also wrote the Tony-winning "All the Way," about an earlier chapter of the Johnson presidency.
A tenure that included 60 concert presentations of classic shows and led to several Broadway productions will conclude with "Thoroughly Modern Millie."
The Saturday night outage prompted 26 shows to cancel performances, and led to a $3.5 million drop in the industry's weekly grosses.
Most theaters closed down on their most lucrative night of the week, but some casts gave their fans a memorable moment.
After a buzzed-about Off Broadway run, Jeremy O. Harris's provocative exploration of race relations and sexuality will open at the Golden Theater.
Jamie Lloyd's production of Harold Pinter's romantic triangle is transferring this fall after a sold-out London run.
The musical, fueled by social media love, opened in March " a tough time of year for a show with a largely student fan base.
The politically themed comedy, about a fractious municipal government meeting, will open in 2020.
The joyful musical comedy won strong reviews but could not break through in a competitive theater market.
The improv show will begin a 16-week run in September.
After five years of pressing for parity, the collective known as the Kilroys says it is seeing progress. Meanwhile, more suggestions for plays to present.
The show, written and directed by Conor McPherson, explores the struggles of boardinghouse residents in Depression-era Minnesota.
The Roundabout Theater Company production, which follows a woman's long life, marks the playwright Noah Haidle's Broadway debut.
Lucas Hnath's play about a familiar-sounding power couple will wrap up on June 23.
Mr. Harris, featured in "Westworld" on television, is a four-time Oscar nominee.
The show, a mix of mind reading and magic, is to open in September.
The flirtatious Ado Annie of Broadway's "Oklahoma!"relishes the chance to embody what a disabled performer can accomplish.
The profane and bloody comic "sequel" to "Titus Andronicus" has been dying at the box office.
Cher, Jake Gyllenhaal and Audra McDonald are expected to join the host James Corden at the 73rd annual ceremony.
We asked voters about their preferences in anticipation of the award ceremony Sunday. Here's what they said.
Along with a revival of Ntozake Shange's "choreopoem" and a new David Henry Hwang musical: work from Tony Kushner, Richard Nelson and Steve Earle.
Matthew Lopez's drama, inspired by the novel "Howards End" and presented in two parts, won this year's Olivier Award for best new play.
