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356 stories by "Philip Boroff"

'SING STREET' LIKELY TO OPEN AT THE LYCEUM IN APRIL (EXCLUSIVE) by Philip Boroff

The producers of Sing Street  are in talks to transfer their musical to the Shubert Organization's Lyceum Theatre this spring, in time to qualify for Tony Award nominations. The adaptatio…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 4:49pm on January 6, 2020[SHARE]

SONDHEIM, LORD LLOYD WEBBER RECALL PRINCE AT MEMORIAL by Philip Boroff

Stephen Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd Webber were among the collaborators and friends who spoke about the legendary director and producer Hal Prince at his memorial today at the Majestic Theatre…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 7:27pm on December 16, 2019[SHARE]

UNIRONIC 'JAGGED LITTLE PILL' AIMS TO SAVE THE PLANET: REVIEW by Philip Boroff

The world is in crisis. Jagged Little Pill  is on it. Gun violence? "Fear has no place in our schools," an onstage placard reads. Climate change? Name-checked in another sign. Rape? The m…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 12:23pm on December 6, 2019[SHARE]

'HARRY POTTER' & THE CURSED BOX OFFICE YARDSTICK by Philip Boroff

The last week of July 2019 was business as usual for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child  on Broadway. Sales rose less than 2 percent to $1.4 million, according to data from the Broadway…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 7:57pm on December 1, 2019[SHARE]

CRITIC JOHN SIMON DIES AT 94; 'I DID NOT COMPROMISE' by Philip Boroff

John Simon, the theater, movie and music critic who died last night at 94, took erudition to another level. Never mind that English was his fifth language " after German, Hungarian, French a…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 12:57pm on November 25, 2019[SHARE]

'TOOTSIE' TO CLOSE ON JANUARY 5 by Philip Boroff

Tootsie , the Broadway musical adapted from the 1982 movie about a struggling actor whose career takes off when he plays a woman, will close on Jan. 5, the production announced tonight. C…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 6:14pm on November 11, 2019[SHARE]

'HAMILTON' HAWKS GROUP SALES AS BOX OFFICE SOFTENS by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: For the first time in more than four years, Broadway's biggest blockbuster is opening its doors to bus tours, schools from out of town and other groups. Beginning on Monday, Hamil…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 3:14pm on November 1, 2019[SHARE]

NONPROFIT PAY HITS $1M AS TURNOVER LOOMS: INDUSTRY SURVEY (EXCLUSIVE) by Philip Boroff

André Bishop, head of Lincoln Center Theater, earned pay and benefits valued at $1 million in 2017. It's likely the biggest one-year compensation for a New York nonprofit theater leader. To…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 11:11am on October 29, 2019[SHARE]

RIDING HIGH WITH 'HAMILTON' PROFITS, THEATER PLANS 'PUBLIC STUDIOS' by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: The Public Theater has earned tens of millions of dollars for its role developing Hamilton " and is spending as little of it as possible on two ambitious projects. The vener…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 10:31am on October 7, 2019[SHARE]

ACTORS SCORE $2,168 MINIMUM UNDER PROPOSED BROADWAY CONTRACT by Philip Boroff

The Broadway League and Actors' Equity Association reached a tentative pact that will raise the weekly minimum for Broadway actors 3.5 percent to $2,168. The current Production contract, wit…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 1:41pm on September 24, 2019[SHARE]

GREG NOBILE ON PRODUCING 'SLAVE PLAY' (VIDEO) by Philip Boroff

After an acclaimed run at New York Theatre Workshop, Jeremy O. Harris' Slave Play  begins previews on Tuesday at the John Golden Theatre. I spoke to lead producer Greg Nobile of Seavie…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 7:20pm on September 5, 2019[SHARE]

DIVORCED. BEHEADED. BOFFO: 'SIX' REVIEW by Philip Boroff

CAMBRIDGE, MASS " Six,  the pop-concert musical featuring the wives of Henry VIII cracking wise and woeful about their tragic destinies, is an inventive and exuberant take on 16th-century…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 2:14pm on August 26, 2019[SHARE]

HUGH JACKMAN & SUTTON FOSTER 'MUSIC MAN' TIX TOP OUT AT $499 (FOR NOW) by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: Scott Rudin knows the territory " the Broadway territory, that is. Visiting River City with Hugh Jackman in Rudin's upcoming revival of The Music Man  won't come cheap. A year …

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 2:51pm on August 22, 2019[SHARE]

CHRISTIE'S TO AUCTION TERRY ALLEN KRAMER'S HIRSCHFELDS by Philip Boroff

Christie's auction house said it will offer three original drawings by the legendary  Broadway portraitist Al Hirschfeld that were owned by Terry Allen Kramer, the prolific Broadway produ…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 8:07am on August 22, 2019[SHARE]

'MOULIN ROUGE!' RAISES PRICES THROUGH JULY 2020 by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: Tickets for Broadway's Belle Époque hit have gone from pricey to pricier. Moulin Rouge!  grossed $2.1 million last week, little changed from the previous seven days. The ad…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 3:35pm on August 19, 2019[SHARE]

PRODUCER SPRECHER RELEASED ON $100,000 BOND AFTER CHILD PORNOGRAPHY ARREST by Philip Boroff

Ben Sprecher, who spent six years in court trying to clear his name following the pre-opening collapse of Rebecca the Musical,  was accused in a Federal complaint of possessing and distri…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 11:03pm on August 13, 2019[SHARE]

SONDHEIM, JASON ROBERT BROWN & CRITICS ON HAL PRINCE by Philip Boroff

Jeremy Gerard, Frank Rich and Jesse Green published valuable reminiscences of Hal Prince, the prolific and hugely successful and influential producer and director who died yesterday, at 91. …

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 12:41am on August 1, 2019[SHARE]

BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE: 'MOULIN ROUGE' REVIEW by Philip Boroff

Three decades after The Phantom first dropped his chandelier in New York and Jean Valjean took up pursuit here, along comes another Paris-based musical spectacle and prospective blockbuster.…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 11:13am on July 26, 2019[SHARE]

MERCEDES RUEHL IN SAG HARBOR CAMPUS POWER PLAY: REVIEW by Philip Boroff

Alan Fox's Safe Space  at Bay Street Theater is a provocative exploration of academic freedom in our call-out culture " and a three-character cage match to control the narrative during a …

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 4:23pm on July 8, 2019[SHARE]

'THE PROM' TO CLOSE ON AUGUST 11 by Philip Boroff

The Prom,  the $13.5 musical comedy that developed a cult following but not a mass audience since opening in November, will close on Aug. 11. It's the first musical to announce its closur…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 8:06pm on June 19, 2019[SHARE]

'A STRANGE LOOP' EXPANDS BOUNDARIES: REVIEW by Philip Boroff

Did he really just say that? And sing that? Scott Rudin, Tyler Perry, Disney, critics, and the composer-lyricist-librettist Michael R. Jackson himself are among those skewered and s…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 2:08pm on June 18, 2019[SHARE]

THE DEVIL MADE THEM DO IT: 'HADESTOWN' RAISES PRICES by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: With investors to repay and resellers on the prowl, the producers of Hadestown  increased ticket prices by as much as 47 percent, coinciding with the show's best musical win…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 12:19pm on June 14, 2019[SHARE]

INCLUSIVENESS AS BIG BOX OFFICE & OTHER TONY TAKEAWAYS by Philip Boroff

Hadestown's strong sales and its Tony Award for Best Musical may advance the cause of female theater artists more effectively than any speech advocating for industry inclusiveness. The in…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 4:17am on June 10, 2019[SHARE]

TOOTSIE'S INSIDER ADVANTAGE AT THE TONY AWARDS by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: In a competitive Tony Awards contest, can producers who vote for their own show make a difference? I obtained a list of voters in the 2017-18 season " which I'm told is largely cu…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 3:41pm on June 7, 2019[SHARE]

ESCAPE FROM MANDERLEY: 'REBECCA' PRODUCER SETTLES WITH PRESS AGENT by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: Broadway's oddest and most enduring financing-scandal-turned-courtroom-drama has closed. After six years, 471 legal filings, one trial and another that had been on tap, Rebecca…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 4:54pm on May 30, 2019[SHARE]
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