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The Royal Shakespeare Company is using a motion-capture process and other technology to make Ariel seem even more like a magical sprite.
Second Stage Theater, a nonprofit organization, is in the midst of a renovating the Helen Hayes Theater.
The 33 plays and musicals running last week brought in a whopping $49.7 million, making it the highest-grossing week in Broadway history.
The new musical grossed more $1 million last week, a symbolic milestone, after strong reviews and positive word of mouth.
To prepare for his role in "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," he tackled the accordion " and, reluctantly, learned to dance.
The show will be the first in 49 years at Hudson Theater, which is being reconverted. Annaleigh Ashford will also star in the show, which runs 10 weeks.
The Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage's work, Sweat, moves to Studio 54 in March.
The company that owns the Lyric Theater is planning a major renovation to accommodate the first American production of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child."
The play, by Stephen Karam, has enjoyed an extended run on Broadway and will now go on tour, starting in Seattle in November.
"Hamilton" is the first Broadway show ever to gross more than $3 million for an eight-performance week.
With a book by Craig Lucas and music by Daniel Messé, "Amélie" is expected to begin previews at the Walter Kerr Theater in March.
The producers of the Broadway show are asking a court to weigh in as they seek $12 million from Lloyd's of London.
The slapstick comedy will begin previews March 9 and open on April 2 at the Lyceum Theater, the producers said Monday.
Meet the songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul of "Dear Evan Hansen" and "La La Land."
"Women of a Certain Age," about this year's presidential election, has its premiere on Tuesday. We spoke with the playwright hours before the actors got his final changes.
Hard feelings remain despite a decision to revise the show's Playbill to give more specific credit to Ars Nova, which commissioned the play.
The producers said they would agree to describe the nonprofit that commissioned the Broadway musical as it wished in the show's program if the group would drop two legal claims.
Residents of Gander are treated to an early look at "Come From Away," a Broadway-bound musical about how they welcomed travelers grounded amid the Sept. 11 chaos.
The small nonprofit theater Ars Nova has accused Howard Kagan, the lead commercial producer, of violating an agreement over the show's Playbill wording.
Marsha Norman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning book writer for the musical "King Kong," has left the project.
The work, by the Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, explores the real-life story of a play that was shut down in part because it depicted a lesbian relationship.
Ms. Close is bringing the role back to Broadway for 16 weeks beginning in February at the Palace Theater.
The film star's return to Broadway in Lanford Wilson's "Burn This" has been postponed.
Andy Blankenbuehler, who has won Tonys for choreography of "In the Heights" and "Hamilton," will direct this production, slated for an April opening.
The nonprofit theater Ars Nova and the commercial producers of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" are battling over the billing of the show.
