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.

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

Oh Mary! star Bianca Leigh emceed the evening, co-produced by Michael and Tom D’Angora.

Denis Jones directs the work from John C. Introcaso and Michael Colby.

A statement from the Off-Broadway company's board of directors pledges a future "filled with diversity," and "to continue our long legacy of supporting artists of all backgrounds."

The Broadway-aimed work puts a queer, modern spin on Noël Coward's Hay Fever.

Presented by The American Theatre Wing, the Obies honor the best of Off- and Off-Off-Broadway.

During the October 10 meeting, the Board lovingly acknowledged the contributions of late trustees Chita Rivera and Gavin Creel.

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

Highlighting the best of high school musical theatre talent, the ceremony will feature 110 nominees from 55 regional awards programs.

In their new roles, the writers will lead the New Works team at the RSC as well as develop their own work.

The Jeanine Tesori-David Lindsay-Abaire musical is currently touring North America.

Tony winner Epstein produced Broadway shows including Hairspray, The Crucible, The Wedding Singer, and more.

Theatre fans have been vocal about previously announced partial dimming plans for Bailey and Creel.

Both will be part of supporting Alliance's new works initiatives.

The Jamie Lloyd-directed revival is one of several new shows selling big as Broadway's fortunes are on the rise.

The two-year residency provides rising artists with a professional network, entrepreneurial and leadership training, rehearsal space, and opportunities to develop and produce their work.

Peter Flynn is directing the new work, which previously had a reading in April.

Forbidden Broadway creator Gerard Alessandrini is directing the new work.

Written in verse and AAVE, Five Sisters (of the) Reagan Dauphin sees five royal sisters questioning gendered succession norms.

J.R. Sullivan will direct the two invitation-only readings, with music direction by Kevin Corcoran.

Westport Country Playhouse will present the script-in-hand reading of the new work from The Roommate writer.

The six-time Tony-winning producer has been on the Off-Broadway company's board for 20 years.

Joe Calarco is directing the new work by Deborah Haber and Casey Filiaci.

Written by Marc St. Germain, Christopher Oscar Peña, and Zoe Sarnak, the musical premiered at Barrington Stage Company in 2021.

Mitchell is a distinguished director, writer, producer, and arts administrator dedicated to social change.

Playwrights from each program receive various resources including professional guidance, stipends, workshops, and readings of their work.

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

Cole Escola's campy comedy was the highest-grossing play on the boards last week, breaking the Lyceum Theatre box-office record for the seventh time.

The Jelly's Last Jam and The Wild Party star passed away September 22 at the age of 67.

Find out the schedule for this season's top Broadway honors.

The one-night-only performance, directed by Schele Williams, will benefit the Harris Victory Fund.

Jay Armstrong Johnson and Jaygee Macapugay co-host the gala event.

Will Nunziata is directing the project, which features a book and lyrics by Celine Snippe and music by Eric Fegan.

The gala will honor Gigi Pritzker, Colman Domingo, and Tom Viola.

Joe DiPietro and Brad Oscar will direct the benefit performance at Broadway's St. James Theatre.

This year's benefit will honor Mary Testa with the 2024 William Finn Award for Excellence in Musical Theatre.

The groundbreaking star of stage and screen passed away September 9 at the age of 93.

The in-development musical features music and lyrics by Kennedy and a book by Eric Holmes.

Covering business and legal affairs, Barnard succeeds Victoria Traube.

Ashley succeeds interim Artistic Director Scott Ellis, who stepped into the role after the death of Todd Haimes.

The organization has also announced Whitney White, Schele Williams, and Tatyana Marie-Carlo will serve as mentors for this year's Irene Gandy Directing Assistantships.

Jay Armstrong Johnson and Jaygee Macapugay will co-host the gala event.

The concert will honor author, actor, activist, and writer Busy Philipps with The Michael Friedman Freedom Award.