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Producers of "The Kite Runner" have announced that Dramatic Publishing has acquired the licensing rights to the production and that plans are underway for a North American tour, slated to be…
"Pictures From Home" will debut on Broadway in 2023, beginning previews on Jan. 10 and opening on Feb. 9. The new play, adapted by Sharr White from the eponymous photo memoir by famed Americ…
The new play "Life of Pi" is set to open at Broadway's Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre on Mar. 30, 2023. Previews will begin on Mar. 9. The play, adapted by Lolita Chakrabarti from Yann Martel…
Broadway's limited-engagement revival of "Into the Woods" is now slightly less limited. President of Jujamcyn Theatres Jordan Roth, who is also a lead producer on the show, has announced tha…
Over his career, Tony Award winner and Pulitzer finalist Christopher Durang has been invited to countless productions of his works. The playwright, whose achievements include a 2013 Best Pla…
Judith Light said it best just before she presented the second Tony Award of the night: "We're finally home!" Every single person " from the carpet to the broadcast to the winners circle " w…
This year's Tony nominations have already made history. On May 9, 2022, Lynn Nottage became the first playwright ever nominated for Best Play and Best Book of a Musical in the same season (f…
The spring hasn't exactly been the bastion of renewal Broadway had hoped for. According to data provided by The Broadway League, as of May 15, 2022, the 2021-2022 Broadway season had grossed…
The 2021-2022 Broadway season and subsequent Tony Award nominations encompass a historic variety in styles, settings and narratives, as well as a range of creators behind the productions. Bu…
"Circles in theater rise faster than any individual can," says Paula Vogel. That sentence lands with such clarity and profundity, it sounds like a line from one of her plays. But no. The Pul…
The announcement of the 2022 Tony nominations was one for the history books. Not just because the Tony Awards themselves are hitting their milestone 75th year. And not just because the nomin…
Listen to theatre's most spellbinding songs from Rocky Horror Show, Little Shop of Horrors, and more.
Chita Rivera, Camille A. Brown, and more share how the choreographer, who passed away May 2 at age 86, impacted Broadway and beyond.
Flip through photos of the concert extravaganza before it airs tonight.
How many pipes are in that enormous organ? How many pieces of music are in the Choir's library? Discover that and so much more.
Behind the scenes of the 90-year holiday concert tradition.
In this Q&A, the pair take us behind the scenes of their 2019 visit to Salt Lake City for the ultimate musical holiday celebration.
Take the lead from Broadway favorites like Brian Stokes Mitchell, Stephanie J. Block, Capathia Jenkins, and more and support the arts this season.
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Executive Director Tom Viola describes the bake-sale beginnings of the non-profit, his personal ties to the cause, and why there is still work to be done.
Whether cooking the big meal in the kitchen or needing some post-dinner musical stylings, this playlist hits the spot.
Li and Yan want their musical Interstate to "contribute to what it means to be queer, trans, and Asian-American in the world."
Demystifying the relatively new profession and why it's not just about sex scenes"plus info on the even-newer field of violence direction.
Growing up in the church, Webb combines her faith and family: "I feel like I'm a part of that community, so why wouldn't I speak up about it? I wouldn't know how not to."
These directors are making waves in the field"and none of them have yet directed for Broadway.
Kenny Seymour and Stephen Oremus talk MUSE's founding"plus, information on the November 14 free event.
