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Kevin Chamberlin, Adam Heller and Tomás Matos round out the cast of the new Matthew Lombardo comedy.
The Broadway musical will celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. via after-show talkbacks with gospel music legends in January 2026.
The company will feature Joshua Colley as Orpheus, Gary Dourdan as Hades, J. Harrison Ghee as Hermes, Gaby Moreno as Persephone and Jordan Tyson as Eurydice.
Current Daisy, Aisha Jackson will play her final performance in the role on February 1.
Ainsley Melham will play his final performance on February 1.
They are among the artists to receive a $50,000 prize from United States Artists.
For the week ending January 11, the 31 running productions grossed $34,320,229.
The Tony Award-winning musical currently runs through July 19.
Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of January 12, so you never miss your cue.
The awards will be given in a private presentation in New York on Feb. 2.
Lencia Kebede and Allie Trimm will play their final performances as Elphaba and Glinda on March 1.
The play will open on April 15 at the James Earl Jones Theatre.
Our network partners are hosting some great events this month. Check out what's On the RISE in the RISE Theatre Network. If you want to stay in the know, check out risetheatre.org.Â
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Austin Colburn and Jane Larell Glover are joining the company of the Broadway musical.
Jean Smart, Michelle Williams and others won prizes in the first major awards ceremony of the year.
The five-person British cast will be replaced by an all-American cast on Feb. 24.
Laura Benanti will host the annual ceremony, presented by the Broadway League and the Coalition of Broadway Unions and Guilds.
The bio-musical follows the life and career of singer-songwriter Dion.
From "Stereophonic" to "Cats: The Jellicle Ball," video marketing has moved away from b-roll and towards the atmospheric. Marketer Steven Tartick, producer Greg Nobile and creative director …
Originally scheduled to play through February 8, the production will now play through February 22 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.
The award from the Association of Performing Arts Professionals will be given on January 12.
The original musical comedy, powered by the songs of pop icon Céline Dion, will make its Broadway debut in a 16-week limited engagement at the St. James Theatre beginning March 26.
"Liberation," "Redwood," "Purpose" and others were lauded by GLAAD.
