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A new program brings audiences to Broadway talents and virtually takes them behind the scenes
The Tank has helped remove the economic barrier that prevents artists to create and present their work. They have taken their mission and thrived online.
In her new comedy series Shrinkage Purva Bedi brings us inside couples therapy.
Asmeret Ghebremichael shares how to be part of the solution.
The Tony and Golden Globe-winning actress shares how she found her passion.
After two decades of duds cost investors almost $200 million, a new book will explore how Broadway became a boulevard of broken dreams.
Last week, the U. S. Copyright Office released a report urging federal legislators to change the law to better protect.
This founding member of the Google News Initiative is devoted to build a more diverse and inclusive digital media.
Jessica Carter Altman, daughter of Wonder Woman Lynda Carter, discovered the tools to thrive on her own terms
With her new album, "A Quiet Revolution," composer/lyricist and music director, Georgia Stitt, finds her power.
When 'Aladdin' returns to the New Amsterdam Theatre, all of its magic carpet rides might need to be cleared with an air traffic controller.
With her wildly popular Instagram Live ballet classes and new children's book, this prima ballerina revels in celebrating your gifts.
With Disney cutting bait and other megabrands in limbo, one wonders whether major studios see a future on Broadway.
A $75 million investment yields a bright spot for the troubled House of Mouse.
How One Theater Group Brings A Modern Twist To The Golden Age Of Radio
With the cruise line industry treading water, Broadway investors might no longer be able to count on a steady stream of licensing revenue.
"A Strange Loop" is the tenth musical ever to win the top prize, but it's blazing a new trail in other ways.
Governor Cuomo has responded to the roar of the crowd.
Meet Alla Kovgan who wrote and directed the groundbreaking film Cunningham
People turn to hanging holiday lights to uplift spirits
As a new task force takes center stage to help boost the New York economy, Broadway has been banished to the balcony.
Billions of dollars are needed to resuscitate the entertainment industry. The government can provide them. So what's the holdup?
What it takes to create a live Zoom play in the age of COVID-19
When Poplar Springs High School seniors couldn't have a graduation ceremony, principal Farica West got creative.
The White House might soon help the Great White Way.
