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The Paris-set games included nods to musical theater.
Steve Stackle breaks down his backstage duties at "Aladdin" on Broadway.
In the third part of this Q&A series with the president and CEO of the American Theatre Wing, Hitchens shares insight from her past government experience and her present role.
Video designer Finn Ross on creating onstage time travel
Co-conceivers Tina Landau and Idina Menzel, producer Eva Price and other team members walk us through their unprecedented process.
Annelies Crowe has been promoted and Anna Fox has joined the company.
The Apollo Theater is among the five honorees for the 2024 Kennedy Center Honors.
The new musical will bring a story of Samurai culture to the Main Stem.
Viola has led the nonprofit since 1996.
The producer of "The Notebook" and head of Warner Music Entertainment and Theatrical Ventures shares insights and new projects.
The Tony Award-honored facility joins the Entertainment Community Fund with Mount Sinai Doctors to provide medical care to everyone in entertainment.
Playwright Max Wolf Friedlich, director Michael Herwitz and producer-dramaturg Hannah Getts take Broadway News inside the process of creating the thriller.
Leaders of the Tony Award-honored organization offer an update on its programs and future plans.
In the second part of this Q&A series, American Theatre Wing president and CEO Heather Hitchens details the organization's programs and who they are for.
The actor's experiences on stage and screen compelled Scott to become a producer, as one half of Runyonland Productions.
The group interrupted the Broadway musical at the Music Box Theatre.
The Tony Award-nominated choreographer makes his Broadway directing debut with Cole Escola's new romp.
Andrea Grody shares her experiences working as a Broadway music supervisor on "Suffs" and "The Band's Visit."
The National High School Musical Theater Awards celebrates its 15th anniversary.
The Tony Award-nominated author is at the helm of "Slave Play. Not a Movie. A Play."
Actors, directors, choreographers and playwrights reflect on why their productions needed to be on the Main Stem right now.
All three of the plays produced by Manhattan Theatre club this Broadway season are nominated for a Best Play Tony Award.
The veteran performer earns her first Tony Award nomination for her performance in the Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
With her second Broadway musical, the director scores a second Tony Award nod.
The Tony Award-nominated projection designer, lighting designer and costume designer take Broadway News inside the machinations of their collaboration.
