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"The Lifespan of a Fact" is an adaptation of a book about the long and difficult process of editing and fact-checking an essay about a child suicide.
Jordan Roth's theaters are full of hits. He's up for a Tony himself as a producer. And his provocative self-expression has made him the talk of the town.
The nonprofit organization's 2018-19 season will also include a new play by Suzan-Lori Parks.
The theater season that just ended was remarkably lucrative as producers have become more sophisticated, and more aggressive, about setting prices.
The Tony Award for best sound design is back after a several-year hiatus. We speak to the five nominees in the play category.
The Tony-nominated actor will replace Steve Kazee, who departed the production several months before it was to begin previews on Broadway.
Rajiv Joseph's sprawling drama was among the Off Broadway productions and performers honored at a ceremony Monday night.
The new Fiasco Theater production will be staged by the Roundabout Theater Company next winter.
The first act will depict Ms. Steinem's life and career; the second will be a "talking circle" for the audience.
The British farce, which will have its final performance at the Lyceum Theater on Aug. 26, will then go on to tour.
The new adaptation of the classic 1959 film comedy will be directed and choreographed by Casey Nicholaw with a score by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman.
The Broadway debut of the deaf actress in "Children of a Lesser God" has brought her accolades. But she's not sure what to make of it all.
With weak box office and only one Tony nomination, the show announced it will wrap up on May 27.
Another way to relive the Broadway musical: a high-tech, interactive, traveling exhibition opening in Chicago in November.
Thirty Broadway productions are eligible for prizes, the smallest number in more than a decade, in a season dominated by "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child."
Another British import is coming, this one about an early chapter in Mr. Murdoch's career.
Sara Krulwich photographs about 100 plays, musicals and operas each year, and is generally the only photographer not on a show's payroll allowed to shoot.
While performers who go from show to show embrace the identity, Actors' Equity has decided that a ceremony celebrating them needs to be renamed.
Ms. Midler, who won a Tony for her performance, will close out the last six weeks of the hit show.
The musical "Hadestown," a new take on the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, will open on Broadway after a run at the National Theater in London.
The two, who recently made their own Broadway debuts, will host the ceremony on June 10; much of it will be broadcast on CBS.
In a sign of high expectations for "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," the producers and theater owners spent lavishly, even paying Cirque du Soleil to clear out of the space.
The committee on eligibility also decided that Glenda Jackson stood tallest of "Three Tall Women."
"Everybody onstage needs to be able to compete and receive recognition for their performance," said Mary McColl, executive director of Actors' Equity.
Mr. Legend, Sara Bareilles, Alice Cooper and Brandon Victor Dixon, the lead actors in NBC's upcoming live performance of "Jesus Christ Superstar," discuss the play, their faith and musical t…
