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AMBASSADOR THEATRE GROUP & ITS PRODUCTIONS SECURED $79 MILLION IN U.S. AID (EXCLUSIVE) by Philip Boroff

As lead producer and landlord of Neil Simon's Plaza Suite, Ambassador Theatre Group has bragging rights to the most commercially successful play of the 2021-22 Broadway season. The average t…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 12:49pm on June 3, 2022[SHARE]

FOUNDERING 'PARADISE SQUARE' GHOSTED GROUP SALES CHIEF, LAWSUIT SAYS by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: Paradise Square has had a bumpy road to Eden. Nominated for 10 Tony Awards, the second-highest total of the season, it was Broadway's worst-selling musical in the week ending o…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 6:04pm on May 15, 2022[SHARE]

TONY NOMINATIONS: WILL 'SIX' OR 'MJ' RAIN ON 'STRANGE LOOP'S PARADE? by Philip Boroff

Two musicals in the past half-century have been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for drama before they were up for Tony Awards:  Rent in 1996 and Hamilton in 2016. Both went on to win the Tony …

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:58pm on May 9, 2022[SHARE]

LETTS OFFERS SAVAGE TAKE ON POLITICS IN 'THE MINUTES' : REVIEW by Richard Dana

In The Minutes, Tracy Letts' timely and unnerving dark comedy, Noah Reid (Schitt's Creek) plays Mr. Peel, a wide-eyed, newly elected city councilman in the fictional small town o…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 11:31pm on April 17, 2022[SHARE]

'MUSIC MAN,' 'PLAZA SUITE' SHINE IN BROADWAY GROSSES REVIVAL by Philip Boroff

For the first time in two years, the Broadway League publicly reported grosses for each show. Although the industry and the world have changed in the interim, one thing hasn't: stars sell ti…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 7:58pm on March 22, 2022[SHARE]

BROADWAY NONPROFIT COFFERS SWELLED DURING SHUTDOWN (EXCLUSIVE) by Philip Boroff

What started as an existential crisis for Broadway's nonprofit producers turned into an unexpected windfall. Thanks to a resurgent but fickle stock market, insurance payouts, cost-cutting an…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 2:01pm on March 16, 2022[SHARE]

JACKSON ESTATE WILL BE THERE FOR OUTSIZED 'MJ' PROFITS (EXCLUSIVE) by Philip Boroff

If MJ  The Musical becomes a box office sensation, Paris Jackson, Bigi Jackson, Prince Jackson and the executors of their father's estate stand to enjoy an unusual windfall. Typically,…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 3:04pm on February 16, 2022[SHARE]

PANDEMIC PUMMELS AMBASSADOR THEATRE GROUP (EXCLUSIVE) by Philip Boroff

The self-described "world's No. 1 live theater company" has taken a drubbing. The parent company of U.K.-based Ambassador Theatre Group reported a pretax loss of $202 million for the 12 mont…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 4:36pm on January 28, 2022[SHARE]

WITH SONDHEIM'S DEATH, 'COMPANY' HAS LINK TO 'RENT' by Philip Boroff

Stephen Sondheim's death on Friday morning " an unexpected loss to the people in his life and to musical theater " attaches a new significance to the third Broadway revival of 1970's Comp…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:57pm on November 27, 2021[SHARE]

UZO ADUBA & SANDWICHES STAR IN LYNN NOTTAGE KITCHEN COMEDY: REVIEW by Richard Dana

Uzo Aduba, of In Treatment and Orange Is the New Black, plays the hilariously tyrannical proprietor of her self-named truck-stop diner in Clyde's. She lords it over her crew of short-o…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 10:29pm on November 23, 2021[SHARE]

'HAMILTON' PRODUCER RETURNS TO ROOTS WITH 'BLACK NO MORE' AT THE NEW GROUP by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: Seven years after Hamilton began previews at the Public Theater and gave the business of Broadway and touring a shot in the arm, its lead producer, Jeffrey Seller, is following a …

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 3:25pm on November 19, 2021[SHARE]

EDIE FALCO RADIANT IN MTC'S 'MORNING SUN': REVIEW by Richard Dana

In Morning Sun,  a world premiere presented by Manhattan Theatre Club, British playwright Simon Stephens precisely captures 60 years of history, local custom, and mother-daughter dy…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 9:33pm on November 3, 2021[SHARE]

PANIC OR PRUDENCE? INSIDE THE EQUITY-LEAGUE SUMMER STOCK DRAMA (EXCLUSIVE) by Philip Boroff

March 2020 ushered in a three-ring crisis for the Equity-League Health Trust Fund, the healthcare plan for theater actors and stage managers. As the industry shut down indefinitely in res…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 3:22pm on November 3, 2021[SHARE]

EQUITY-LEAGUE FUND'S STATEMENT TO BROADWAY JOURNAL by Philip Boroff

The following is the complete statement from the Equity-league Health Trust Fund, attributed to its trustees, in response to questions from Broadway Journal. A spokesman emailed it in August…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 2:22pm on November 3, 2021[SHARE]

'MOULIN ROUGE!' TAKES 10 TONYS, FIRST BIG-BUDGET BEST MUSICAL WINNER IN 12 YEARS by Philip Boroff

More than two years after opening on Broadway, Moulin Rouge! won 10 Tony Awards and became the first big-budget best musical winner since 2009. The pandemic-delayed ceremony celebrated th…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 1:21am on September 27, 2021[SHARE]

RUDIN ANGLES TO RETAIN 'MORMON' PROFITS AS LAWSUITS FLOURISH (EXCLUSIVE) by Philip Boroff

Five months after announcing that he would "step back from active participation" on his Broadway shows, producer Scott Rudin is still negotiating the terms of his exit from his biggest hi…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 4:37pm on September 22, 2021[SHARE]

'PASS OVER' IS TENSE, TAUT DRAMA: REVIEW by Richard Dana

Antoinette Chinonye Nwandu's one-act drama, Pass Over, Broadway's first play in 18 months, is a bleak yet funny and poignant mash-up of Waiting for Godot  and the Book of Exodus. Two poor…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 1:18pm on August 22, 2021[SHARE]

SONIA FRIEDMAN CONFIRMS BEANIE FELDSTEIN FOR 'FUNNY GIRL' by Philip Boroff

The producers of the first Broadway revival of Funny Girl,  planned for the spring of 2022, confirmed that Beanie Feldstein has been cast to play Fanny Brice, the role that made Barbra St…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 1:50pm on August 11, 2021[SHARE]

A 'MERRY' RETURN OF SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK: REVIEW by James Feinberg

"It's been a long, hard year," John Falstaff (Jacob Ming-Trent) complains in Merry Wives, Jocelyn Bioh's update of Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor at the Delacorte Theatre. "Been st…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 9:17pm on August 9, 2021[SHARE]

WILL 'FUNNY GIRL' REIGN OVER BROADWAY'S REVIVAL PARADE? by Philip Boroff

Broadway producers are people who need people " especially courageous people willing to congregate indoors during a pandemic. And maybe even get excited about a new take on a classic musical…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 12:01am on August 9, 2021[SHARE]

BROADWAY LEAGUE SAYS AUDIENCES MUST BE VACCINATED by Philip Boroff

The Broadway League said it will require audiences show proof of vaccination and wear masks except in designated areas for eating and drinking. The mandate by the trade association of theate…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 11:31am on July 30, 2021[SHARE]

ACTORS' EQUITY, BROADWAY LEAGUE REQUIRE VACCINATIONS FOR EMPLOYEES, NOT AUDIENCES by Philip Boroff

Actors' Equity Association and the Broadway League mandated that actors and other employees at Broadway theaters be fully vaccinated " with a few exceptions " while unvaccinated audience mem…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:54pm on July 29, 2021[SHARE]

'WEST SIDE STORY, 'HANGMEN' GET SBA FUNDS TO REOPEN; 'HAMILTON' SECURES $50 MILLION by Philip Boroff

Ivo van Hove's video-heavy revival of West Side Story,  which was originally produced by Scott Rudin and opened a month before Broadway was shuttered, has scored a $10 million Small Busin…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 10:47pm on July 12, 2021[SHARE]

'WAITRESS' SCORES $10 MILLION TIP FROM FEDS by Philip Boroff

Broadway is usually a risky business " but the remount of Waitress  looks like an excellent bet. Pop star Sara Bareilles, who wrote the musical's acclaimed score, will return to the lead …

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:29pm on July 7, 2021[SHARE]

'COMPANY' REVIVAL MOVES UP FIRST PREVIEW TO NOV. 15 by Philip Boroff

The first post-pandemic preview of the highly anticipated revival of Company,  the groundbreaking Stephen Sondheim-George Furth musical, has been rescheduled to Nov. 15, more than a month…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 8:40am on July 6, 2021[SHARE]
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