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"The Ferryman" is welcoming a new cast in February, led by Brian d'Arcy James, Holley Fain and Emily Bergl. D'Arcy James, last seen on Broadway in "Hamilton," will play Quinn Carney, with Fa…
"Indecent" is releasing a cast recording later this month featuring its original Broadway cast. The 22-track recording, which will be released on Jan. 25 by Yellow Sound Label, includes the …
Actors' Equity has barred all of its members from participating in any developmental work on new shows with the Broadway League. The strike comes as Equity has been negotiating for profit sh…
Victoria Cairl, a former senior vice president at Show-Score, has been hired as the executive director of Apples and Oranges Arts, an incubator for developing new theater works. Cairl was pr…
Ingrid Michaelson is writing the score for a musical adaptation of "The Notebook." The adaptation, produced by Kevin McCollum and Kurt Deutsch in association with the source novel's author N…
“Hamilton” made Broadway history yet again last week, bringing in the highest recorded gross for one show in a week. The musical grossed $4.04 million across eight performances, …
The Puerto Rico engagement of “Hamilton” has moved theaters due to concern over possible rallies. The production, starring Lin-Manuel Miranda, will now play the Luis A. Ferré Pe…
‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ will live on after its Broadway closing Jan. 6. The production announced Thursday that it will transfer to New World Stages, where it will begin an off…
"The Lifespan of a Fact" has recouped its production costs after running on Broadway for three months. The play, produced by Jeffrey Richards and starring Daniel Radcliffe, Cherry Jones and …
"Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" has announced a new Broadway cast that will begin in March. James Snyder, who last appeared on Broadway in “In Transit,” will play Harry Potte…
Accountants are looking toward the new year to see if their lobbying efforts could give Broadway investors and producers another tax break. Under a provision of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, wh…
Jack O'Brien has replaced Gregory Mosher as the director of the Broadway production of "All My Sons," after a dispute Mosher had with the Arthur Miller estate over casting, the producers con…
“Be More Chill” will bring its entire off-Broadway cast to Broadway. The musical, which ran off-Broadway at the Signature Center this past summer, features Will Roland, George Sa…
While theater die-hards may handpick their shows based on performers or creative teams, Broadway Roulette is catering to a different audience: those who just want to see a show on Broadway, …
Music publisher and licensor Samuel French has been acquired by Concord Music, which will form a new theatrical licensing company comprised of its recent acquisitions. The new licensing comp…
In 2018, Sonia Friedman and her partners brought the Olivier Award-winning production of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” to the Lyric Theatre on Broadway. The show went on to…
"All rise!" is the exhortation upon which Aaron Sorkin's new adaptation of "To Kill a Mockingbird" ends, and, sure enough, before the curtain could completely fall, almost all of the audienc…
"Pretty Woman" is launching its first international production in Hamburg, Germany. The musical will start performances at Hamburg's Stage Theater an der Elbe on Sept. 23, 2019, with an open…
Michelle Williams is leaving her role in “Once on This Island,” effective immediately. Williams, the former Destiny’s Child singer who took over the role of Erzulie on Nov.…
“Network” will extend an extra month, now playing through April 28, 2019 at the Belasco Theatre. The play had originally been scheduled to end its run on March 17. Directed by Iv…
Toward the merciful end of "Ruben & Clay's First Annual Christmas Show," or as it is also called, "Ruben & Clay's First Annual Christmas Carol Family Fun Pageant Spectacular Reunion …
The off-Broadway production of “Oklahoma!,” last seen at St. Ann’s Warehouse, will transfer to the Circle in the Square Theatre on Broadway this spring. The production, …
The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society has voted to renew the contract of executive director Laura Penn through 2024. Penn joined the union in 2008, following a 25-year career workin…
Despite penning multiple award-winning television series and films, Aaron Sorkin still feels more at-home writing plays. "To me, corny as it sounds, theaters are like cathedrals and the Shub…
Sara Bareilles will play the lead role in “Waitress” on Broadway for the third time this winter. Bareilles, the composer of “Waitress,” will star as Jenna from Jan. 7…
