Wake Up With BWW 1/31: PARADE Casting, BONNIE & CLYDE in London, and More!
Top stories include casting for Parade on Broadway, Bonnie & Clyde in London, and more! Plus, check out the winners of some of the top BroadwayWorld awards!
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Industry Pro Newsletter: A Look at Broadway's Comeback, The Leadership Shuffle Continues
Audiences are buying tickets closer to the actual show date - but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re making the decision to see the show late.
Industry Pro Newsletter: Alive Downtown Alliance, Labor Issues on the West End
With more frequency, we are starting to see alliances of theaters come together across different regions to create a stronger entity.
Industry Pro Newsletter: Multiple High-Profile Leadership Departures
A new labor agreement in the UK, multiple high profile departures, and the end of the streaming truce between AEA and SAG-AFTRA are the highlights of this week’s Industry Pro newsletter, which indicates an industry that is in the midst of roaring back and finding its footing.
Industry Pro Newsletter: Directors in the UK, Women of Color Leaving Theater at Alarming Rate
how are things going regionally? This week, Cara Joy David takes a look at what bumpy waters might be ahead for these large regional companies.
Industry Pro Newsletter: Cara Joy David's Lessons for Theater in 2022
Early reports indicate that last week was a good one for Box Offices, and here’s a reminder that you can get up to date gross information on BroadwayWorld when the League releases their data.
Wake Up With BWW 12/28: Alex Brightman Out of BEETLEJUICE, Tony Awards Update, and More!
Top stories include an update on Tony rulings for the 2023 awards! Plus, Alex Brightman will be out of Beetlejuice after suffering a concussion.
Industry Pro Newsletter: NEA Sees Increased Funding, AEA and Broadway League Reach Agreement
As the year draws to a close, Cara Joy David offers us a preview of some of the decisions facing the Administration Committee of the Tony Awards.
Wake Up With BWW 12/20: ALMOST FAMOUS Sets Closing Date, and More
Top stories include: Almost Famous sets its closing date for next month, the national tour of 1776 will launch in February in Philadelphia, and more!
Industry Pro Newsletter: Drabinsky/Osnes Lawsuits, London Offering a Ticket Bank
Amid continued economic uncertainty, a wave of closing notices have hit Broadway - but why aren’t audiences coming? In London, in response to the rising cost of living, the government has announced a plan for the cultural equivalent of a food bank - providing free tickets to cultural institutions
Wake Up With BWW 12/13: Inside Opening of SOME LIKE IT HOT and MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG
Top stories include coverage from opening nights of Some Like It Hot and Merrily We Roll Along! Plus, Night at the Museum musical had its first workshop, and more!
Industry Pro Newsletter: Roundabout Going Dark on Broadway
New research from IMPACTS highlights the importance of mission in soliciting both donations and membership renewals, the Met works to recover from a cyber attack, and as Cara Joy David reports, Roundabout will be dark on Broadway this Spring.
Industry Pro Newsletter: BWW 20th Hosts Announced, A Tentative Agreement Between AEA and the Broadway League
Nothing has been more exciting than our announcement last week of our 20th Anniversary Celebration set to take place on May 21, 2023 at Sony Hall in the theatre district.
Industry Pro Newsletter: Orchestras Back on the Road, Streaming Continues for Some Companies
With many theatres getting into the swing of things with their holiday offerings, the end of 2022 is now in sight for many companies.
Industry Pro Newsletter: NYC Tourism is Back, Regional Awards Voting Underway
As many theatres get into the swing of their holiday shows and end of year giving campaigns, some good signs for the New York theater industry as tourism continues to rebound from the pandemic.
Industry Pro Newsletter: New Funding Challenges in the UK and US, New Leaders Take Their Posts
In the US, programs designed to help businesses and producers make it through the pandemic have been winding down or coming to an end over the last fiscal year - but audiences and funding aren’t yet back to their pre-pandemic levels, leaving leaders in a tough position to figure out how to get the
Wake Up With BWW 11/8: New Queens to Join SIX, THE MUSIC MAN Extends, and More!
Top stories include new queens joining Six the Musical next month! Plus, The Music Man has extended its run by two weeks, Come From Away will have a re-imagined production in Gander, and more!
Industry Pro Newsletter: COVID Continues to Impact the Industry, UK Shakes Up Arts Funding
Ask anyone working in arts administration right now, and they’ll tell you that the challenges they are facing are numerous and unprecedented.
Industry Pro Newsletter: Quiet Quitting in the Arts and Supply Chain Woes Hit the Theater
For many working in the entertainment industry, it can often feel like we’re living in a different economy than everyone else - the hours maintained have long been different from the rest of the working world, the day to day tasks, the workplace cultures.
Industry Pro Newsletter: A Casino in Times Square? Drabinsky Sues Equity
AEA featured prominently in industry news last week - voicing support for a casino project in Times Square, as the subject of a defamation suit from producer Garth Drabinsky, and their efforts to organize the dancers at Star Garden.
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