The Paradox of Pay Equity, COVID Spread in NYC High Once Again
As calls for unpaid internships to come to an end continue, many are re-evaluating their budgets and business models - with some adjusting their production...
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New Foundation Offering Major Grants, STEM vs STEAM in Arts Ed
One thing we know for sure: the BroadwayWorld audience remains dedicated to seeing multiple shows per year, even if they’re making that final decision and...
Masking on Broadway Will No Longer Be Mandatory - But Is That What Audiences Want?
The Broadway League announced that masks would be optional starting July 1 for most Broadway productions. Broadway fans don’t appear happy with the change...
New Executive Leadership Announced for Many Theatres
Coming out of the pandemic, there were a ton of Artistic and Executive Leadership positions open at institutions across the country, and as those roles have...
Audience Intentions Look Good into 2023, Molly Smith Retires, and San Diego Rep Suspends Operations
Waking up the morning after the Tony Awards is a day that often has many feeling inspired to go out and make art - to pursue their dreams and their passions...
Tax Credits in Maryland, A Unionization Effort in DC
The Tony Awards are on Sunday, and that feels really normal. Anyone who has walked through Times Square in the past week or so would also attest that the crush...
Is a Subscription Model the Correct Model for an Arts Organization?
As we hit the unofficial start of summer, overall the trends are looking up for Broadway and the broader theatre industry. That isn’t to say there aren’t...
Mask Mandate Extensions, Are Tourist's Returning?
As awards season continues forward, there is a strong sense of normalcy within the industry - however, the announcement last week from both the Broadway League...
Box Office Realities Show Recovery Slow Across the Country
While governmental support over the past few years has helped companies stay afloat, with rising costs and additional pandemic related support no longer an...
AEA Takes on Touring, Tony Nominations Announced
Tony Awards season is officially underway! With the announcement yesterday of the nominations, BroadwayWorld will be bringing you continuous coverage, stories...
Lortel Winners Announced, Drama Desk Nominations Delayed
At the top of our Industry Trends section this week, we have a story about honey from the bees at the Vienna State Opera. Paired with our other story about...
Tony Awards Calendar Shifts, A Brooklyn Theater Tries a Netflix Model
The rising costs of production are putting a squeeze on many theatres - from Long Wharf to the Edinburgh fringe. While some of these costs are inflation...
AEA files with NLRB on Behalf of Waitress Tour, Vaccine Checks to End on Broadway
While all Broadway theatres will still require strict audience masking through at least the end of May, many will stop checking audience members vaccination...
Olivier Awards Last Night in London, Broadway's April Gets More Chaotic
Broadway companies announcing cancellations and temporary layoffs as they deal with a new COVID surge within the theatre industry. What this will ultimately...
'Keep the Requirements' say DC Theatregoers, April's Top Ten off-Broadway Shows
Survey data suggest that theatregoers want to see mitigation measures - such as vaccination requirements and masked audiences - remain in place for the...
The Lost Generation of Theatre-Makers, Broadway League Reports Individual Grosses
Last week, we got two different sets of data that started to make a case for the current state of the cultural economy - a report from the NEA laying out just...
Nicole Rosky New Editor-in-Chief of BroadwayWorld, New Data on Pandemic Recovery
New data points show that the theatre industry is once again at an inflection point - first, data backs up the anecdotal sense that the recovery from the...
Tony Awards Have a Date, New DEI Report from AEA
The announcement of the Tony Awards and the return of the BC/EFA Red Bucket campaign brought a huge sense of normalcy back to the theatre industry last week...
Kelvin Dinkins, Jr New Executive Director at ART, Barbara Gaines to Retire from CST
With many of the pandemic restrictions being lifted in New York City this week, that the Broadway COVID safety team will celebrate their 2,000th performance on...
NLRB examines the Independent Contractor Question
The geopolitical landscape shifted in a major way over the weekend, with Russia invading Ukraine in an unprovoked attack on their sovereignty. The resulting...
Associates Get a Union, Gulfshore Playhouse Joins LORT
Congratulations to Gulfshore Playhouse on becoming the 77th member of the League of Resident Theatre’s - a story we have under the regional section of this...
Dramatic Publishing Wins Arbitration, Regional Jimmy Awards Competitions Announced
Across the industry last week, two trends have begun to emerge more fully: the first being we continue to have more data on just how bleak things were for the...
Shelly Lowe Confirmed as NEH Chair, Broadway Data Shows Reopening Did Not Go As Planned
While the data from the early winter show that Broadway’s reopening didn’t go as planned, and the January closing announcements were an emotional blow after...
Smaller Shows Feel the Squeeze, CTG Eyes Transformation
While we’ve thought we were looking at this turning point before, that doesn’t change the fact that the work to bring further equity to the industry remains...
New Pay Equity Standards, Audiences Want Vaccine Mandates
In New York, some governmental support may be renewed for the performing arts sector in the form of the New York City Musical and Theatrical Production Tax...
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