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The announcement will take place on April 20 at 11:00 a.m. at Lincoln Center's New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
The tragicomic tuner by Walter Marks will receive a private industry presentation in New York.
Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of March 2, so you never miss your cue.
In his first book, the Tony Award-winning director specifies the difference between minimalism and essentialism.
The Casting Society honored several Broadway productions, as well as shows that were produced Off-Broadway and regionally.
Audrey Armacost of the Pekoe Group shares five ways creative content strategists contribute to a show's marketing.
The recorded version of the Broadway solo play will appear on the streamer in March.
She will play the role of Zidler from March 24 to May 17.
The "Jellicle Ball for All" program will provide theater access to more than 3,000 individuals through expanded community and disability services.
Liz Swados would have celebrated her 75th birthday on Feb. 5. Ten years after her death, a fellow game-changer remembers her impact.
The special "Joy Through Legacy" event will explore the enduring impact of Black artists.
The new experience allows couples to propose on a Broadway stage and see their names in lights on 42nd Street.
"Cats:Â The Jellicle Ball"Â begins previews at Broadway's Broadhurst Theatre on March 18, with opening night set for April 7.
For the week ending Feb. 22, the 28 running productions grossed $31,554,841.
Adaptations of two musicals will be released this spring, and another is in development.
The show will make its Broadway debut in a 16-week limited engagement at the St. James Theatre beginning March 26.
The album is produced by orchestrator Lux Pyramid and co-produced by the show's writers and composers Jim Barne and Kit Buchan, as well as the show's director Tim Jackson and music superv…
'Marjorie Prime' actor June Squibb is also set to be one of the awards' presenters at the.
The memorial celebration will take place March 14 at Judson Memorial Church.
The lore of the play starting as a monologue for a friend has become well-known, but how did Macmillan think of listing all of the reasons worth living as an interactive drama?
The prize will be given on May 26 at the organization's annual spring luncheon.
While the musical continues its Broadway run, the original cast has taken its final bow.
