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Disney's "Aladdin" team " from management to production " worked fast to get Mikayla Renfrow to Broadway so the show could go on.
Rothman, who currently serves as artistic director, founded the organization in 1979.
The mainstream music producer and director will serve as dance arranger.
The two presentations will be held in New York City on Sept. 28 and 29.
In her own words, the "Hadestown"'s new Persephone bares her soul in this revelation about the demands of pop music versus theater.
Dale A. Mott and Charles D. Urstadt's Edgewood Entertainment will focus on elevating BIPOC,LGBTQIA+ and female stories and creators.
For the week ending Sept. 17, the 25 currently running productions grossed $21,640,927.
The Tony Award-winning scenic designer elucidates the common thread between seemingly disparate disciplines.
Among the events are a panel with Tony Award winner Lisa Kron and the Five Lesbian Brothers.
IATSE is the latest joins the effort to pass the Performing Artist Tax Parity Act (PATPA).
In a new column, Broadway News speaks with unsung heroes of the industry " starting with Emily Jeppesen, head box office treasurer at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.
After an Off-Broadway run, the Grammy Award winner brings "Melissa Etheridge: My Window" to the Main Stem.
Featuring a new translation by Tony Award nominee Heidi Schreck, the Chekhov classic will open in 2024.
The songwriter behind Broadway shows like "Wicked" and movies like "Pocahontas" will now have most of his musical catalog represented by the group.
The film will feature never-before-seen footage and interviews with Lynne Meadow, Sarah Jessica Parker, Laura Linney and more.
The musical is scheduled to play a 16-week limited engagement at Studio 54.
From 2023's "Here Lies Love" and "Gutenberg!" to past conquests "Moulin Rouge!" and "Oh, Hello," Timbers lets audiences in on his motivation, his style and what interests him most.
The actor most recently appeared in the company of "The Piano Lesson."
The annual event returns to Shubert Alley to raise funds for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' play will open at the Hayes Theater as part of Second Stage's season.
For the week ending Sept. 10., the 21 currently running productions grossed $21,334,228.
The revival is slated to launch its national tour in Baltimore on Sept. 23 ahead of an intended Broadway run in 2024.
The new musical announces Broadway dates, venue and creative team " plus director Jessica Stone and book writer Rick Elice offer what to expect.
The Tony-nominated actor begins performances on Sept. 12 at the Richard Rodgers Theatre.
Odom, Kara Young and Kenny Leon of "Purlie Victorious" share the play's origin story.
