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The pair, who were the original co-stars of “The Book of Mormon,” will return to Broadway this fall in a two-man musical comedy. → Read More
The show about the Comedian Harmonists, a real-life sextet that ran afoul of the Nazi regime, was first staged in 1997. → Read More
The annual ceremony, honoring Broadway plays and musicals, is to take place June 11 at the United Palace in Washington Heights. → Read More
Broadway shows grossed $51.9 million during the holiday week, the most since 2019, and “The Lion King” set a record for the most earned by any show in a single week. → Read More
Last week was the highest-grossing in the show’s 35-year history. → Read More
The musical, which was known simply as “Cinderella” during a previous run in London, is a new adaptation of the classic fairy tale. → Read More
The Broadway ensemble member turned Oscar winner vows that the ceremony will celebrate the often unsung actors who have stepped in so often during the pandemic. → Read More
Horne, a renowned singer and activist, will be the first Black woman to have a theater named after her once the Brooks Atkinson is renamed. → Read More
The musical, which opened in 2017, is the third to announce a closing in two days, as many shows struggle in a pandemic-softened marketplace. → Read More
The musical, which shuttered temporarily in January as the Omicron variant spread, has struggled with the slow return of tourists to the theater. → Read More
The 41-year-old playwright’s show “Fat Ham,” set at a Southern barbecue, hasn’t even had an in-person production yet because of the pandemic. → Read More
Several stars, including Daniel Craig and Sarah Jessica Parker, were not nominated for their performances, while “Paradise Square” became one of the season’s most-nominated shows. → Read More
The nominations will now be announced May 9, but the awards ceremony will remain, as scheduled, on June 12. → Read More
Dave Malloy has filed a petition seeking the help of an arbitrator in his dispute with Howard Kagan over international productions. → Read More
Employees of a nonunion production are seeking improved compensation and safety protocols, saying a union version of the same musical pays better. → Read More
The show, which just began previews on Tuesday, hopes to resume on April 8. → Read More
Long Wharf Theater, a regional nonprofit on New Haven’s waterfront, is ending a long, bumpy chapter there, hoping to expand access and reduce costs. → Read More
The Broadway production dismissed the actor James Snyder, citing unspecified concerns about his conduct after an investigation of a complaint by a castmate. → Read More
With Omicron complicating Broadway’s return, Gov. Kathy Hochul proposed more assistance for commercial theater, which her budget director called “critical for the economy.” → Read More
The jukebox musical about the powerhouse Motown group will end its run on Jan. 16. It is now the fourth show to announce a closing in the last eight days. → Read More