Should SHUCKED's Unusual Path to Broadway Be Replicated?
When SHUCKED opened on Broadway last week, it marked the first time a musical that tried out in Utah made it to the big time.
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While Other Programs Shutter, Lucille Lortel Theatre Expands its Producing Footprint
Last month, when the Lucille Lortel Theatre announced the purchase of a new building in Chelsea, there was some surprise.
Get to Know the Tony Nominators
This time of year, most know the most important people in the industry are sadly not anyone putting on a show, but rather the Tony nominators.
Mid-Career Playwrights Struggle to Get Support in Youth-Focused Industry
Theater is often focused on the young.
Dueling ANNE OF GREEN GABLES Musicals Head to Court
Theater fans are used to seeing multiple shows with the same name.
Court Rules on Jujamcyn Theaters' Fight for Covid-Related Insurance Coverage
Jujamcyn Theaters’ fight for Covid-related insurance coverage has suffered a mighty blow.
PARADE Protesters Bring Growing Antisemitism to the Streets
In some ways, it was a surprise that antisemites took to the streets last week to demonstrate outside of PARADE.
WOLF PLAY's Wall of Free Props
When walking into MCC Theater to see Hansol Jung‘s WOLF PLAY, you are greeted by very little on the floor where the action will take place—a couch, a table, some balloons—but yet an entire wall chock full of stuff.
Broadway Producing Heavyweight Hal Luftig Company Declares Bankruptcy
As last year wound to a close, the Hal Luftig Company, Inc.
The Return of the Antonyo Awards (With Another Name)
On October 7, 2022--a mere three days before 2nd Annual Antonyo Awards were supposed to take place at the Apollo Theater--the Antonyos were canceled.
How INTO THE WOODS Worked Around the Tony Rules for Brian d'Arcy James
Brian d'Arcy James is Tony eligible this season for Best Actor in a Musical for his performance in INTO THE WOODS.
Where Will the Tonys Have ROOM?
Sometimes seasons go by without any truly perplexing questions for the Tony Award Administration Committee to answer.
How Regional Theaters Are Making it Work in 2023
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the problems regional theaters are having attracting audiences.
The Equity/SAG-AFTRA Streaming Deal is Done
We've got the latest scoop on the Equity/SAG-AFTRA streaming deal.
Regional Theaters Need Your Support Now
Theater folks in New York tend to be focused on what is happening in New York.
Theater Lessons of 2022
Back when 2021 became 2022, it was hoped that live theater could return to pre-pandemic normality in the new year.
The Tony Admin Committee is Poised to Change the Tony Race
By the end of December, there has traditionally been one meeting of the Tony Awards Administration Committee to determine Tony eligibility.
How Jefferson Mays and the Design Team of A CHRISTMAS CAROL Are Making Holiday Magic
Broadway’s one-man A CHRISTMAS CAROL starring Jefferson Mays definitely managed magic.
All the Latest on Laura Osnes and Garth Drabinsky's Defamation Lawsuits
This past week, there have been updates in a couple of the big theater-related lawsuits.
Roundabout Goes Dark on Broadway This Spring
Slipping under the radar this past week was the news that Roundabout Theatre Company would not be presenting a winter/spring offering at the American Airlines Theatre for the first time (pandemic excluded) since the space opened in 2000.
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