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Defining the roles and corresponding responsibilities of different producer titles
Hear from Adam Blackstone and Brandon Victor Dixon on the win for the original Broadway cast album of the Alicia Keys musical.
Founded by four Broadway music directors, supervisors and arrangers, the new enterprise looks to add its voice to the field.
The awards recognize Broadway business leaders for their contributions to the industry.
White House order to pause federal grants leaves artists unclear.
Governor Kathy Hochul includes an extension and expansion of the New York City Musical and Theatrical Production Tax Credit in her budget proposal released Jan. 21.
In an exclusive excerpt from the book "It Happened at the Palace," the producer and theater owner recounts the opening of "Sweet Charity" and Judy Garland's final bow at the venue.
Playwright Sanaz Toossi, director Knud Adams and the cast share insights into the Pulitzer Prize-winning play ahead of its Broadway opening.
Executive editor Ruthie Fierberg shares her experience watching the Disney musical from an exclusive seat among the musicians.
The musical welcomes a new principal company next month.
The cast of the Manhattan Theatre Club production talks about the hilarious scene, their attraction to their characters and takeaways from the run thus far.
The record will be released in March.
A scene from the new comedy will appear in an upcoming episode of the Ira Glass-hosted podcast and radio show.
The producing team behind "A Wonderful World" is thinking outside the box to market the new bio-musical.
With three venues named for women, the descendants of Vivian Beaumont Allen, Mitzi E. Newhouse and Claire Tow speak to the pioneering tradition of the nonprofit theater.
The concept album for the new musical will be released in January.
Among the new staff is CFO Alexandra Roselle and vice president of finance for Concord Theatricals.
Intimacy director Claire Warden discusses creating the hyper-physical and fraught emotional world of the 2024 revival.
Meet the person who manages the scripts, scores and program inserts of Broadway.
For the brand-new take on Shakespeare's drama, designer Enver Chakartash leans on fashion rather than traditional theater references to dress the play's classic characters.
Tony Award winner Jack O'Brien will direct the new production.
The Broadway musical also announces celebrations tied to the centennial of the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel on which the musical is based.
Local 802 welcomes new leadership beginning on Jan. 1, 2025.
The Jason Robert Brown musical comes to Broadway in spring 2025.
In addressing harmful tropes about women and Indigenous people, the "Thanksgiving Play" author filled dramaturgical gaps and introduced greater complexity to the musical classic.
