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The December 17 broadcast earned lukewarm numbers in preliminary overnight ratings.
Commercial developers received approval for a new apartment building next to the theatre, which would also house a two-story lobby and public space for the venue.
Remind Me is slated to premiere in summer 2018.
Performances will begin in January 2018.
See what the stars and creative team have to say about presenting the musical to TV viewers around the world.
The musical, starring three women as the title disco diva, currently plays its world premiere at La Jolla Playhouse.
The song marks the inaugural release of Miranda’s new monthly “#Hamildrop” series.
Eleven companies developing new American operas will receive a total of $225,000 through the Repertoire Development Grants program.
The second national tour will kick off February 6, 2018, in Seattle as the first tour continues to play California.
The two-week East Coast tour will commemorate the 2018 International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
An Oscar and a Tony later, the songwriters are back at work on the show that marked their Broadway debuts.
Head Over Heels will play the Great White Way after a run in San Francisco; here’s what the Go-Go’s have to say about it.
The Tony and Emmy winner will star as the self-centered and age-obsessed Broadway star Madeline in a stage adaptation of the 1992 comedy.
The film picked up nods for both actors, as well as a nomination for its stage alum-packed ensemble.
The Tony winner takes her final bow at the Shubert Theatre January 14, 2018.
Tony winner Michael Mayer will direct the new musical, featuring music by the all-female rock band.
The Dreamgirls Tony nominee hosted her long-running HIV/AIDS awareness and research benefit December 9 in Los Angeles.
The Amazon series returns in February 2018.
Dear Evan Hansen Tony winners Benj Pasek and Justin Paul earned their second consecutive Golden Globe nod for penning songs for a musical.
All the way to London? Damn.
Lee Trull held the position at the Tony-winning regional theatre since 2013.
Emmanuel Villaume steps in after the music director emeritus was suspended from the organization following multiple sexual abuse allegations.
The League, which represents commercial theatre producers and owners, filed a lawsuit accusing casting directors of forming a cartel to eliminate price competition between their companies.
The musical, directed by Tina Landau, officially opened December 4.
NYCB and the School of American Ballet will launch a joint investigation into anonymous allegations.
