The annual pet adoption event will be held later this summer in Shubert Alley.
Nine of the city’s largest theatres have new leadership, in a sign of the industry's ongoing challenges, and also its opportunities.
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Schuett's play this dry spell will be published by Yale University Press and presented in a staged reading in October.
Cole Escola's unhinged take on Mary Todd Lincoln has announced an extension.
The Broadway League program allows kids to attend a show free of charge when accompanied by a full-paying adult.
Daniel Henri Emond’s rock opera is a radical reimagining of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick.
The contract, taking effect next week, was reached after 12 days of negotiating.
The new musical from the Ordinary Days writer will perform at the South Carolina New Play Festival.
The work tells the story of Yasuke, an African man who travels to 16th century Feudal Japan after being uprooted from Mozambique.
Danny Whitman, currently the organization's director of development, will be Viola's successor.
The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical closed its historic, 35-year Broadway run in 2023.
The fellowship is named in celebration of the U.S. Census Bureau's projection that by the year 2050 there will be no single racial or ethnic majority in the U.S.
The Alicia Keys musical didn't take the coveted Best Musical title at this year's Tony Awards, but it seems to be the season's best performing new musical.
HERE specializes in producing new, hybrid performances that integrate multiple artistic disciplines.
The title is now available for licensing via Broadway Licensing Global.
The appointment is the first from incoming Director and Chief Executive Indhu Rubasingham.
Gates died earlier this year while serving as production stage manager of the Tony-nominated dance musical.
Dozens of tables, a silent auction, a grand auction, and more will be part of the eagerly awaited annual fundraiser.
Both Picayo and Yasmin will receive an unrestricted $10,000 prize to enable them to focus on their craft.
Co-composer David Yazbek is teasing a possible transfer for the Drama Desk-winning musical.
Eight new musicals will be showcased at this year's event, held October 24-25 at New World Stages.
The production's final week was the top grosser of its entire run by nearly half-a-million dollars.
Created in honor of Lorraine Hansberry, the fellowships aim to support the next generation of women and non-binary playwrights of color.
The acclaimed romantic-fantasy novel by R.A Dick is being adapted for the London stage.
The Britney Spears jukebox musical played a Broadway run in 2023.
The 53rd anniversary induction ceremony will be held in November at the Gershwin Theatre.
Playbill talk with the union exec about Equity's new president, Brooke Shields, unionizing with Disneyland performers, and more.
The Agatha Christie murder mystery is now part of the portfolio of a consortium led by TodayTix CEO Brian Fenty.
Plus, the Tony-winning revival of Merrily We Roll Along is the top grosser on Broadway for the first time in its run.
Hello, I'm Dolly will feature a score including new, original songs plus some of the 11-time Grammy winner's greatest hits.
Damon Daunno, Lisa Brescia, Larry Owens, and more will perform new works at the annual summer series in Poughkeepsie.
The appointment sees York returning to the Off-Broadway company after a tenure as managing director of Ars Nova.
Sergio Trujillo will direct and choreograph the disco jukebox musical, with a book by Chad Hodge.
The follow-up to Junie B. Jones The Musical is written by Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich.
Cabnet is currently leading Lincoln Center Theater's LCT3.
Both programs support early career and emerging directors with mentorship and other resources.
The annual pet adoption event will be held later this summer in Shubert Alley.
The first post-Tony Awards grosses data is in, and several shows set box-office records.
The program is a rigorous intensive where emerging theatre artists on both sides of the curtain join a weeklong professional development initiative.
The jukebox musical will feature a songlist of hits from the late '90s and early 2000s.
Lauren Patten, Mandy Gonzalez, and Robert Cuccioli will join Billings in the cast.
Hannah Cruz, Andrew Durand, and 2024 Tony winner Kecia Lewis are among this year's honorees.
Honorees will be celebrated by the Stage Managers' Association in October.
The new work from Bonnie Gleicher follows four Orthodox Jewish girls who dress up as a boy band so that they can continue performing.
Susan Stroman directs the June 20-21 industry presentations of the new musical.
Johnson most recently served as Vice President of People and Culture for Jujamcyn Theaters.
The company is dedicated to amplifying the voices and narratives of marginalized communities.
An Enemy of the People broke the box office record at Circle in the Square in its penultimate week on the boards.
The total reflects a decrease of 14.6% compared to last year, but is not the lowest the Tonys have ever seen.
The move is the latest in a long struggle over payment structures for plays and musicals in active development.
The group meets monthly to decide policy for the Guild, a membership association of playwrights, librettists, composers, and lyricists writing for the stage.
Hannah Cruz, Andrew Durand, and Kecia Lewis are among this year's honorees.
The organization promotes access for stage managers of color.
Seats are filled in the final week of grosses data before this weekend's Tony Awards.
Over 650 not-for-profit theatres, dance companies, academic theatre training programs, and more will benefit from the funding.
The decision follows a growing trend of Off-Broadway companies voting to unionize, including Atlantic Theater Company and Titaníque earlier this year.
Black Broadway Men will offer free dance classes and a panel discussion in association with Black Theatre Coalition and La Pope, Inc.
Among the inductees is Tony Award-winning playwright and librettist David Henry Hwang.
The program was established to support the next generation of creative producers, and renamed in honor of the late director and producer Harold Prince.
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