From award-winning Broadway marketing campaigns and fresh digital viewing options for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade to updates on tax credits and Tony eligibility, the industry continues to adapt on multiple fronts.
Poudre High School Theatre demonstrates how Stage Mag can be used by organizations of all shapes and sizes to build a fully interactive show program.
This week’s roundup highlights major leadership changes, funding shifts, and renewed investment in the performing arts.
Broadway enthusiasts got into the Halloween spirit with show-inspired costumes, while BroadwayWorld expanded its reach with new WhatsApp Channels for international readers.
On Broadway, both actors and musicians move closer to new contracts, with tentative deals heading to their respective unions for ratification.
The week begins with the news that the Broadway League and AEA completed a marathon negotiation session that has resulted in a tentative agreement - meaning that one side of the potential strike equation is solved pending ratification.
This week, we're exploring the forces shaping the future of the theatre industry, from technological disruption to fundamental questions about its workforce and leadership.
This week, we explore an industry navigating significant challenges while simultaneously planting seeds for future growth.
This week, we have the excitement of a new season alongside significant industry-wide challenges.
As the fall season kicks off, the theater world is abuzz with new beginnings, major milestones, and mounting tensions in New York’s cultural core.
We recently asked our audience a few different questions in our regular newsletter - the first, asking how many live events they attend in a month.
This week's newsletter explores the delicate balance between preserving theatre's past and navigating its present challenges and triumphs.
This week, theaters are dealing with critical financial and leadership decisions across the board.
This week's industry news paints a complex picture of resilience, challenge, and change across the theatrical landscape.
In this week's newsletter, we're seeing the many ways the theatre industry is securing its future.
From a new study showing Gen Z’s growing impact on Broadway ticket sales to a casting controversy that has sparked conversations around representation, audiences and creators alike are redefining engagement.
This week, a look at a pair of new initiatives with different purposes: the first being Conrad Ricamora's 'The Right to Be There' scholarship, a vital step toward supporting Asian American male actors.
This week, we see a mix of challenges and innovative responses shaping the industry, from the impending depletion of New York's Broadway Tax Credit and ongoing financial struggles in regional theaters, to exciting new programs like MTI's Broadway Senior Series celebrating older adult performers.
This edition highlights significant developments in industry advocacy and funding, with arts organizations both fighting for increased government support and grappling with budget challenges in various states.
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