Kathleen Marshall will direct the musical about Ol' Blue Eyes that features a book by Joe DiPietro.

The annual event raises funds for You Gotta Believe, an organization focused on finding permanent families for older youth in foster care.

TRW will license the collection, the first of an annual series.

The two will be celebrated during the Fund's Annual Gala in spring 2025.

The Tony Awards Administration Committee has made rulings on potential nominations for Our Town, Romeo + Juliet, The Hills of California, and more.

Consisting of four distinct programs dedicated to supporting early career playwrights, the festival has formalized Second Stage Theater’s artistic pipeline.

The online auction will include two of the triple threat's Tony Awards and more.

The new musical features music by Neil Radisch, lyrics by Kit Goldstein Grant, and a book by both.

The program awards three early-career playwrights with professional mentorship, a $7,500 stipend, a public reading, and additional networking opportunities.

Darko Tresnjak directs the new work from Rusty Ferracane, Craig Bohmler, and Steven Mark Kohn.

The upcoming movie release—plus its prolific marketing campaign—seem to be driving sales to the Broadway version, too.

The performances will feature an all-star cast, helmed by Tony winner John Rando.

The Resident Companies program sees the Off-Broadway stalwart provide an artistic home for smaller companies making boundary-breaking work.

Glass Half Full Productions and Aaron Glick are producing the Broadway-aimed adaptation.

Is your local school or theatre trying to decide what show to produce next? Check out what titles have recently been released for licensing!

The dimmings will now be handled by the newly created Broadway Theatre Owners Committee.

Plus: Broadway's buzzy revival of Sunset Blvd. is shaping up to be the newest top five highest grossers mainstay.

Telling the story of the boxing champion and humanitarian, the Broadway-aimed musical features a book by Clint Dyer and score by Teddy Abrams.

The project will also include the film's song "Jai Ho."

The commercial production company will be represented on Broadway this season as a co-producer on Redwood, starring Idina Menzel.

The new group will offer networking opportunities, training, mentorship, and more to its members.

Went will make her Off-Broadway debut directing Else Went's Initiative at the Public next fall

The year-long intensive provides fellows with a stipend, mentoring, performance opportunities, and more.

Belknap joins the company after serving as artistic director of The Acting Company.

The group gets administrative resources, physical space, and more to create and sustain work.

The new work is written by Kelly Anneken, Reina Bracha, and Matt Fukui Grandy.

Box office performance softened somewhat between fall holidays, but shows are still playing to mostly packed houses.

The irreverent comedy is currently playing an extended run at Broadway's Lyceum Theatre.

The upcoming work is being loosely adapted from the 2006 film The Illusionist.

Neuwirth founded The Dancers’ Resource to ease the consequences dancers face due to the physically demanding nature of their work.

Focused on a young Rupert Murdoch as he purchases struggling U.K. paper The Sun, Ink played the West End in 2017 and Broadway in 2019.

The pop jukebox musical is currently on Broadway and touring the country.

About a 17-year-old Black girl who decides to identify as a white woman, the work will be broadcast in PBS's All Arts series next year.

Telling the story of the champagne impresario, the new musical is written by Lisette Glodowski and Richard C. Walter.

Formerly of Broadway Across America, Mitchell has been named ATG's U.S. vice president of ticketing.

The agency has also added TodayTix content strategist Tina Wargo to their team as director of content.

The policy shift affects shows that are themed around reproductive rights, trans characters, and gender issues.

Eight new musicals will be showcased at this year's event.

The program provides three mid-career BIPOC producers with financial assitance, networking events, and more.

The morning event celebrates Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson, Union Settlement, and Sony Corporation.

Coker is coming to the Empire State after serving as president and CEO of San Diego Tourism Authority.

The Main Stem successfully avoided a post holiday-week slump and saw a cumulative increase in ticket sales last week.

The reception honors theatre professionals who have worked 25, 35, and 50+ years on Broadway.

The works—by artists like Ty Defoe, Jeanette Harrison, Angélica Negrón, Javaad Alipoor, and more—are the first in a planned multi-year series of multi-disciplinary works about our government.

The Youngblood collective provides artistic guidance, peer support, regular feedback, and a development environment for emerging playwrights.

Anna Deavere Smith’s play will be presented at Wesleyan University.

Assembly Member Robert Carroll and Senator Julia Salazar have introduced the New York City Arts Space Act.

Stage adaptations of the 1987 film have previously toured the U.S. and played London's West End.

Music Theatre International's high school version of the 2023 musical is now available for licensing.

The new Sam Gold-directed revival starring Rachel Zegler and Kit Connor had the second highest average ticket price on the Main Stem last week.