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The mother-daughter writing duo shares Broadway memories, recent shows they have loved and an update on Andrews’ memoirs.
Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of August 10, so you never miss your cue.
Pre- and post-show audience surveys for “Girl, Interrupted” indicate the musical altered opinions on mental health.
Rethink your strategy to reach experience-driven consumers ready to step inside
Moon joins as Rocky, Salazar takes over as Eddie/Dr. Scott and Preston Perez joins the company beginning August 25.
Baer most recently worked for Wagner Johnson Productions.
The workshop will feature direction and choreography by Tony nominees Jeff and Rick Kuperman.
Gasteyer earned a Tony Award nomination for originating the role of Mildred Layton in the Tony-winning Best Musical.
She succeeds Sophie Carmen-Jones in the role.
Nathan Levy will play his final performance as François at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre on September 6.
The nonprofit, a program of Mara Isaacs’ Octopus Theatricals, supports independent performing arts producers.
For the week ending August 2, the 29 running productions grossed $33,889,856.
The firm responsible for “Schmigadoon!” and more has announced several new hires and promotions.
Yang will join the company as Mary Todd Lincoln on September 15 for a limited 12-week engagement.
Davis will perform alongside previously announced cast members Kayko as Orpheus, Jasmin Savoy Brown as Eurydice, Norbert Leo Butz as Hermes and Amber Iman as Persephone.
John Lee Beatty, Rachel Hauck and Dane Laffrey share which innovations make their jobs less work and more play.
Runyonland co-founders Thomas Laub and Alyah Chanelle Scott announced the commissioning program on Aug. 3.
Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of August 3, so you never miss your cue.
“Tempress” Chasity Moore (Grizabella) announced the news from the stage of the Broadhurst Theatre following the evening performance on August 1.
How testing your creative assets, rather than choosing based on opinions, can successfully shape your show’s advertising
They will play Hennie and Ralph Berger in Clifford Odets’ landmark drama, directed by Tyne Rafaeli.
As “Moulin Rouge!” plays its final weeks on Broadway, the person who cleared rights for its 70 songs — and for shows like “The Lost Boys” and “Dog Day Afternoon” — explains w…
