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A partnership between Disney Theatrical Group and Hilton Times Square offers guests a stay in a Serengeti- and Broadway-inspired room.
Associate director Martha Banta has led the ABBA musical for more than two decades.
Producer Sue Frost and artists Jessica Hecht, Ngozi Anyanwu and more describe the singularity of the nonprofit " and the need for it.
Director-choreographer Christopher Wheeldon and Jackson movement experts Rich + Tone describe staging the hit show.
"Aladdin" wardrobe master Christel Murdock describes the duties of managing a Disney musical with over 300 costumes.
From "Waitress" to "The Who's Tommy" to the current "One Upon a Mattress," Latarro draws on psychology to set movement.
A gala event to celebrate the honorees will also commemorate 10 years of the foundation's theater education programs.
Writer Lindsay Ferrentino explains why she fell in love with socialite Jackie Siegel and had to adapt her story into the musical "The Queen of Versailles."
The Tony Award nominee will return to the Main Stem for the first time since 2018.
The long-running revival has played 1,000 cities around the globe.
The touring production will kick off in 2025.
Sony Masterworks' Scott Farthing discusses not only how the label markets albums, but how albums are a crucial tool to market Broadway.
Breaking down the post-production process of editing, mixing and mastering that yields the finished recording
In the next part of the cast album series, learn what happens during recording.
Tony Award winner Tom Kitt, Sony Masterworks' Scott Farthing and more reveal their process " starting with everything that happens before recording.
The Recording Academy's musical theater genre manager breaks down eligibility, the entry and voting processes, category changes that affect theater artists and what voters are listening for.
The seven-member ensemble reveals their unique process of group theatermaking, the references embedded in their "Water for Elephants" music and more.
In the final part of this Q&A series, the Wing's president and CEO proposes a necessary reframing of the arts in American society and how to start.
"Particle Fever" received an industry presentation directed by Leigh Silverman.
Codes that inform policy-making are currently under review, and artists can currently offer their feedback
The Jez Butterworth play will open at the Broadhurst Theatre.
Namoff manages such talent as Tituss Burgess, Katrina Lenk and Kelly McCreary.
Two-time Tony Award-nominated director Jamie Lloyd will helm the production.
Portrait artist Zharia Shinn and Pekoe Group art director Christina D'Angelo discuss the unique creation of the new musical's show art.
Fresh off an Emmy Award nomination for Broadway's "Just for Us," the writer-comedian talks about his next project.
