Governor Cuomo Announces New York City Will Begin First Phase of Reopening
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced in today's press conference that New York City will begin its first phase of reopening on June 8.
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Behind the Curtain: Interview With Joe Dulude II - Makeup Designer for WICKED, BEETLEJUICE and More
Today, our Behind the Curtain interview is with Joe Dulude II, makeup designer for Broadway, Off-Broadway and the West End.
HADESTOWN Tour Postpones Hartford Performances
Hadestown, which had previously announced a tour beginning this fall has delayed the launch of the tour.
LES MISERABLES North American Tour to Postpone all Current Tour Engagements
The official Twitter account for Les Misérables has announced that all current engagements for the The North American tour will be postponed until further notice due to the health crisis.
Andrew Lloyd Webber is Using The London Palladium to Develop Methods for Returning to Theater
The Stage has reported that Andrew Lloyd Webber is using the London Palladium as a testing ground to develop methods that could make theaters safe for the return of audiences.
Newly-Launched THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA UK and Ireland Tour Will Not Re-Open
Cameron Mackintosh and The Really Useful Group have announced that their new UK and Ireland Tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera, which had only played its opening date prior to a 14 month tour, will not re-open.
Actors' Equity and Dr. David Michaels Share Steps for Getting Actors Back to Work
Earlier today, Actors' Equity Association hosted a conversation with Dr.
New Survey Shows Just 19% of UK Theatre Patrons Will Be Willing to Return When Venues Reopen
A new survey conducted shows that only 19% of audience members of U.
New York City Opens 43 Miles of Streets For Pedestrians to Practice Social Distancing
New York City has opened up 43 miles of streets for pedestrians to use for walking.
Behind the Curtain: Interview With Richard Rodgers Theatre Bar Manager - Michael Anthony
Today, our Behind the Curtain interview is with Michael Anthony, the bar manager for the Richard Rodgers Theatre.
Times Square Billboards Will Go Dark on Wednesday in Support of Restaurants, Hospitality Businesses, and Non-Profits
The iconic digital billboards will go dark to alert the nation to the very real prospect that hundreds of thousands of American restaurants, non-profits, and retailers - employing millions - are in danger of going dark because existing federal assistance programs are not achieving intended goal.
Theaters Across the U.S. Are Losing Hope For a 2020 Return
A new report from the New York Times shows that many theaters across the U.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group Outlines Potential Guidelines to Be Put in Place When West End Reopens
Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group is discussing guidelines that will need to be in place in order to safely reopen productions on the West End.
Behind the Curtain: Interview With Peyton Becker - Production Stage Manager for the MEAN GIRLS National Tour
Today, our Behind the Curtain interview is with Peyton Becker, the Production Stage Manager for the Mean Girls First National Tour.
Sonia Friedman Productions, National Theatre Join Arts Institutions Seeking Government Relief from COVID-19 Impact
The National Theatre and Sonia Friedman Productions are joining a number of other UK arts organizations calling for government intervention to rescue the industry which Friedman describes as 'on the brink of total collapse.
UK Theatres Sign Open Letter To Freelance Theatre and Performance Makers
A group of UK theatres have sent an open letter to their networks of freelancers.
National Theatre Announces Cancellation of Performances in July and August
National Theatre has announced via Twitter that they have canceled their performances in July and August.
BC/EFA's Emergency Assistance Fund Sends $5 Million to The Actors Fund
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS announced today that it has sent $5 million from its COVID-19 Emergency Assistance Fund to The Actors Fund, ensuring thousands who work in theater and the performing arts receive vital, lifesaving support during and after this devastating pandemic.
Shakespeare's Globe, Really Useful Group, Donmar Warehouse and More Seek Government Support from COVID-19 Impact
The DCMS committee is calling on Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden to provide relief, stating, 'The Government needs to step up for cultural institutions.
Behind the Curtain: Interview With Bishon Prushankin - Bartender for The Public Theater and Nederlander Theatres
Today, our Behind the Curtain interview is with Bishon Prushankin, Bartender for The Public Theater and Nederlander theatres.
Broadway-Bound Production of A STRANGE LOOP at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Postponed to Summer of 2021
It has been announced that the 'pre-Broadway' production of Michael R.
NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio Shares Update on Bringing the Arts Back - 'We're Going to Work Together to Find Solutions'
NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio provided updates on COVID-19 today in a conference at City Hall.
Bette Midler is Matching Up To $100,000 in Donations To BC/EFA's Emergency Assistance Fund
Bette Midler is personally matching donations to Broadway Cares' COVID-19 Emergency Assistance Fund, up to $100,000.
Actors' Equity Calls For Arts Relief In the Wake of FROZEN Closing
Actors' Equity Association has released the following statement following the announcement that Disney's Frozen close on Broadway.
The Actors Fund Has Distributed Over Ten Million Dollars in Financial Assistance
The Actors Fund announced today that, as of May 13, 2020, it has distributed a record-breaking amount, over ten million dollars ($10,500,000.
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