Anika Larsen and More to Star in THIS IS NOT A DRILL Industry Presentation
THIS IS NOT A DRILL, Holly Doubet's new musical will have a special industry presentation at Theatre Four of Theatre Row.
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NYC High School Students Get Behind-The-Scenes Access to Broadway Through Broadway League Program
The Broadway League’s 13th annual High School Broadway Shadowing Program concluded this season as 24 students from New York City public high schools participated in this unique behind-the-scenes career development experience.
Parity Productions Development Award Applications to Open Next Week
Applications for the 2025 Parity Development Award will open on Monday, March 17th at 12 PM EST.
Kate Baldwin to Star in THE REAL KYLE MCCARREN at Rhinebeck Writers Retreat
THE REAL KYLE MCCARREN, a musical by Andy Roninson and Sean McVerry, was selected for this year’s Triple R program at Rhinebeck Writers Retreat.
Broadway Bound Kids Benefit Raises Over $45,000 For NYC Arts Education
On March 10th, Broadway Bound Kids celebrated its third annual Benefit Concert, Raise Your Voice! The evening included a debut of the inaugural Broadway Bound Legacy Award to its first recipients, Josh Groban and his Find Your Light Foundation.
Shubert, Booth, New Victory, And Palace Theatre Receive Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award
The New York Landmarks Conservancy just announced the winners of the 2025 Lucy G.
The Apollo Appoints Joy Profet and Tysus Jackson to C-Suite
The Apollo has added two members to its executive team: Joy Profet, assuming the newly created role of Chief Growth Officer (CGO), and Tysus Jackson, as Chief Development Officer (CDO).
BroadwayWorld Classifieds 3/13/2025; Jobs In Finance, Hospitality and More
This Week's New Classified Listings on BroadwayWorld for 3/13/2025 include new jobs for those looking to work in the theatre industry.
Crossroads Partners With Columbia University on New MFA Playwriting Award
The Tony Award winning Crossroads Theatre Company is expanding its acclaimed Genesis Festival of New Voices and New Plays with a new award in partnership with Columbia University School of the Arts.
The New Harmony Project Reveals 2025 Writers
The New Harmony Project has announced the lineup for their 38th annual spring residency in idyllic New Harmony, Indiana.
Trafalgar Entertainment Appoints Venue Director For Bradford Live
Leading global live entertainment company Trafalgar Entertainment – the new operator of Bradford's newest entertainment venue, Bradford Live – has appointed Darren Moore as Venue Director.
RWS Global Acquires Vocal Practice App, Harmony Helper
RWS Global announced it has acquired Harmony Helper, a patented app which helps singers learn their part of a song.
LaChanze, Vanessa Williams and More to Join BTU's THE BUSINESS OF SHOW Series
Black Theatre United will present the next installment of The Business of Show Series: Producing 101.
Adam Kantor, Caroline Aaron and More to Star in THE ROSENBERGS Industry Readings
Midnight Theatricals will present a private, by-invitation only industry presentation of The Rosenbergs a new play by S.
Matt Chisling Joins TDF as VP, Strategic Partnerships & Industry Relations
TDF has announced that Matt Chisling will join its recently expanded senior leadership team as VP, Strategic Partnerships & Industry Relations.
Timberlake Studios Closes; Sarah Timberlake to Retire
According to a statement posted on social media, Sarah Timberlake will retire, with Timberlake Studios officially closed as of December 31.
TRU to Present 'The Major Impact Of America's Largest Minority: The Breadth And Diversity Of Latinx Voices In Theat'
Theater Resources Unlimited (TRU) is now in its fourth year.
Hannah Ishizaki Selected As Young Concert Artists 2025 Composer-in-Residence
Young Concert Artists (YCA) has selected Hannah Ishizaki, a composer and sound artist based in Princeton, New Jersey, to become its 2025-2027 Composer-in-Residence.
Industry Pro Newsletter: NEA Reverses Course on Gender Policy, Rockwell to Renovate the Laurie Beechman
We delve into the shifting tides of arts funding, from the NEA's controversial policy changes to the crucial need for increased support in NYC public schools.
The Howell Binkley Fellowship Program Names Michael Crevoisier as 2025 Fellow
The Howell Binkley Fellowship Program has announced their 2025 Fellow, Michael Crevoisier.
Work Light Productions Promotes Members of its Staff
Work Light Productions has promoted several members of their staff.
NEA Suspends 'Gender Ideology' Pledge for Artists; Funding Ban Remains Amid ACLU Lawsuit
The National Endowment for the Arts has agreed to remove a certification requirement that forced artists to attest that they will not “promote gender ideology” in order to apply for funding while the outcome of the case from the American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Rhode Island�
Interview: How THE GREAT GATSBY Became Broadway's New Big Spectacle
BroadwayWorld sat down with Sarah Hansen, Senior Vice President of Accounts & Client Strategy at SpotCo to discuss how Gatsby’s Broadway incarnation went from a regional hit to one of the season’s most talked-about shows.
New York Center for Immersive Theater Launched by Bated Breath
The NYCIT has been described as a real and metaphorical space where the future of theatrical audience engagement can be envisioned, composed, pushed, revised, and shared with audiences.
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