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Two artists, both alike in dignity, on fair Broadway did make their scene.
After 40 profitable years running Hanky Panky, Lida Orzeck is taking Manhattan with the play '20th Century Blues.'
As RuPaul continues to make drag safe for straight audiences, the Kinsey Sicks are pushing back, bridging the gap between the AIDS crisis and the current administration.
As Broadway sank into its usual post-turkey torpor, its queen reigned untouched.
AGENT is a matchmaking app that implements a unique suite of safeguards, aiming to keep models from being harassed on the job.
After failing to find an audience on Broadway amid cast illnesses and negative reviews in 2006, Andrew Lloyd Webber's short-lived musical "The Woman in White' is now seeking a second chance …
After failing to find an audience on Broadway amid cast illnesses and negative reviews in 2006, Andrew Lloyd Webber's short-lived musical 'The Woman in White' is now seeking a second chance …
Several house records helped the industry clear its own high bar as fans stormed the barricades in a tryptophan daze.
Nederlander Worldwide Entertainment and a Chinese firm plan to mount the first open-ended Chinese musical on Broadway in 2019.
Big properties are collapsing under their own weight as smaller pieces take the limelight.
Following recent cuts to arts education programs across the nation, New York City public schools have added Broadway shows to their high school curriculum.
Uma Thurman made a splashy debut, and Bette Midler returned from vacation with a vengeance.
What does a Tony winner do after playing the role of a lifetime?
Two non-Broadway names - one pop star and one comedian - blew up the Rialto's box office this week.
After selling airspace for over $40 million, Shubert plans to expand the Cort Theatre.
Halloween couldn't scare The Boss away from a career milestone.
Broadway theater owners should man the barricades after a recent legal decision made them more vulnerable to disability discrimination lawsuits.
What does it take to make a hit in New York's toughest biz?
Software executive and Broadway producer Tim Kashani created the Theater Accelerator after recognizing that the same code used to create successful Silicon Valley start-ups might also work f…
The old business model of making audio musicals might appeal to modern Broadway producers.
After weeks of running the game, Ms. Midler is finally facing some competition.
Writer Kyle Jarrow has two wildly different properties in the oven.
A federal court ordered Pulse Evolution to pay Darren Bagert for breaching their deal to develop a show featuring a hologram of Elvis Presley.
Over a lucrative holiday weekend, The Boss made one of the biggest splashes in Broadway history.
The feel-good hit proves you don't need a Tony Award to win big.
