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Olivier winner 'The Ferryman' also began performances, as the new season kicked properly into gear.
But big gains for a few hits masked a rough week for a number of smaller shows.
The special will be produced by the same team behind the Broadway hit, which is one of Universal's most lucrative properties.
The boy who lived continues to enchant fans 21 years later, and is showing up in three vastly different incarnations on New York stages this autumn.
Following the departure of NBC's entertainment chief, Robert Greenblatt, it is unlikely that more theatre-themed series will make it onto the broadcast network's schedule.
The Broadway League is trying to make the Great White Way a little less so.
Three would-be hits, three falls from glitz - all of them wildly different from each other.
After collecting dust for over three decades, the Times Square Theater is set to be reopened as a posh new retail space.
Three musicals played their final curtains - to varying levels of enthusiasm.
John Legend, Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber joined the EGOT ranks last night. Three more writers are hot on their heels.
After a major financial coup last year, Shakespeare in Detroit is poised to become a fixture of the recovering city's arts scene.
The intimate musical overcame a wave of commercial contenders to become one of the most-awarded shows in Broadway history.
'Be More Chill' might be moving to Broadway.
With less than a month left in its sold-out run at a small theater off-Broadway, the producers of the popular new musical are making plans to mount it on the Great White Way.
One of Broadway's biggest hits is turning heads as it pays back its investors.
Despite breaking the box office record at the Nederlander Theatre last week, a new algorithm predicts that the musical adaption of the 1990 film 'Pretty Woman' will not last long enough on B…
The hit musical will open productions in 20 countries over the next three years.
J.J. Abrams made his Broadway debut on the producing team of the long-running show.
Three new musicals have opened to...less-than-stellar reviews. What does it mean for their longevity?
Two very different shows made excellent impressions on their target audiences.
Investors in 'Bull Durham' were allegedly caught stealing as the show bolted for Broadway.
Investors in 'Bull Durham' were allegedly caught stealing as the show bolted for Broadway.
Four years after winning a Tony, Walter White returns to New York. Meanwhile, a buzzy show beats a hasty retreat.
Right now, the Boss is Broadway's most influential person when it comes to dollars - but he's not the only power player.
Mark Fisher and Michael Keeler have built a neon fiefdom in Manhattan, and they're only getting started.
