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Director Sam Pinkleton and members of the design team discuss ridiculous wigs, Disney-inspired lighting and costumes.
Children will be able to attend a Broadway show for free with a full-paying adult.
For the week ending Feb. 9, the 27 currently running productions grossed $28,135,565.
The annual event will feature performances by Anika Noni Rose and company members of "Motown the Musical."
The awards ceremony, which honors dance on stage and screen, will be held in May.
He will join the cast of the Tony-winning musical on February 28.
The organization has updated grant guidelines and deadlines for fiscal year 2026.
The film adaptation of "Wicked" was honored with three wins.
The show begins performances February 8 at Center Theatre Group's Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles ahead of its Broadway engagement this spring.
The vice president of creative projects has been with the company for 36 years.
Tony Award-winning orchestrator Coughlin reveals how the 2025 Encores! production features the sound he had imagined for Broadway.
Concrete methods to boost shareability and, ultimately, social reach
The 1/52 Project was founded by Tony Award winner Beowulf Boritt
Stage Door Pass intends to offer a new way for audiences and shows to connect.
They begin performances at the Gershwin Theatre on March 4 when Lencia Kebede and Allie Trimm also begin their runs as Elphaba and Glinda.Â
The website was created by the Saunders family, many of whom have appeared on Broadway.
Performances begin on Broadway at the Booth Theatre on March 20 ahead of an official opening on April 14.
For three weeks only, from March 18 through April 6, Burgess will take on the title role at the Lyceum Theatre.
Kristi Hess joins the production company behind "Clue" and "Mystic Pizza."
Harkey will join the nonprofit following a period of interim leadership.
The initiative of the Broadway League brings high school students to Broadway.
Originally from Brooklyn, Christopher Sean Cooper Jr. will make his Broadway debut in the production on February 5.
In this exclusive excerpt from her new memoir, costume designer Patricia Zipprodt explains the origins of her concepts for the iconic Kander and Ebb musical.
