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The shows have separately announced programs offering discounted tickets to students.
Co-written by James Glossman, the play will be directed by Tony winner Kenny Leon, who directed the off-Broadway world premiere at The Shed in 2025.
These leaders of the scientific community bring their clout to Broadway.
An interim director has been named as Ost is named founder emeritus.
Learn how to watch the play at home and how high schools can gain free access.
The musical adaptation of Robert Zemeckis’ film will be available for licensing.
Find out when and where the 18th annual National High School Musical Theatre Awards ceremony will take place.
Learn how Broadway's contributions to the New York City economy have changed since before the pandemic.
For the week ending Oct. 18, the 30 running productions grossed $33,963,816.
Originally scheduled for a 10-week engagement through November 22, she has extended for an additional week of performances.
Directed by Jenny Koons, co-directed and choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler, performances begin at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on March 9, with opening night set for April 8, 2027.
Marroquín, who has appeared in more than 4,000 performances of the musical, will return to star this fall.
The movie starred Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence.
The lead producer of “MJ,” the upcoming “Damn Yankees” and the in-development “Eurovision Song Contest” takes Broadway News inside her office.
Learn what kinds of e-waste will be accepted and how to donate.
The wardrobe pieces join the institution’s collection of Broadway memorabilia.
She succeeds original cast member Rachel Dratch, whose final performance will be November 1.
Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of October 19, so you never miss your cue.
The show will now play its first Broadway performance at the Booth Theatre on October 22, directed by three-time Tony Award winner Joe Mantello.
She replaces Aimie Atkinson, who will depart the production on October 31.
Broadway can aim for a broad audience without watering down what makes a show unique.
Based on the novels by Ann M. Martin, the show is set for a Los Angeles run.
