The Main Stem saw another banner winter holiday week at the box office.

Liz Carlson will direct the new musical spotlighting the untold story of the women behind Disney’s golden age of animation.

Selections from the opera based on Virginia Woolf's novel will be presented in February.

Stephen Santa will direct T.J. Pieffer's new play.

The newly partisan D.C. institution previously announced a possibly illegal move to add President Trump's name to its title.

Christmas week sent theatregoers to Broadway in droves, driving up cumulative grosses to over $50 million.

The musical short will feature an ensemble of original creature characters crafted from "cardboard, sparkles, and paint," all living in a magical clubhouse hideaway.

The new project features music by Kasey Dillon Yeargain and a book and lyrics by Jersey Boys star Sean McGee.

Broadway shows are a hot gift this year, with 30 productions enjoying 90% or higher capacity.

A class action lawsuit was filed December 22, claiming that the Off-Broadway venue engaged in racial discrimination.

The campaign is in response to an article that said that "theatre kid" is the new conservative insult.

The festival has partnered with the formerly bipartisan institution to put on the annual Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.

Sports and theatre are finally uniting.

He will take over beginning June 2026 at the Tony-winning regional theatre.

Newson first joined the live entertainment company in 2023.

Following the success of Maybe Happy Ending and The Great Gatsby, K-musicals are clearly making a big splash on Broadway.

Alecia Parker, Allan Williams, Jack Eldon, Encore Community Services, and Project FIND are this year's honorees.

Travis Lee Russ' musical is set in 1930s New York City and uncovers the story of the hidden “Fag Ward.”

The stage prequel of the Netflix series saw its highest gross as holiday traffic boosts Broadway.

Point has successfully worked to help lead the union through a number of high profile negotiations and issues facing New York City musicians.

Gordon Greenberg is directing the Stephen Schwartz musical for Off-Broadway's Classic Stage Company.

The return of Yasmina Reza's play starring James Corden, Neil Patrick Harris, and Bobby Cannavale, is running at the Music Box Theatre.

Lear deBessonet has stepped in as artistic director, with Nicole Kastrinos as producer and Maria Manuela Goyanes running LCT3.

The playwright's works include the Pulitzer-winning 'night, Mother, and the books to musicals The Secret Garden and The Color Purple.

Nick Blaemire, Tom Kitt, Van Hughes, and Bonnie McKee are collaborating on the new musical based on the 2007 film of the same name.

The Broadway League has released the latest Demographic Report with data from last season on the Main Stem.

With one of the season's biggest theatre-going holidays behind us, grosses have fallen, though numbers remain strong.

Nussbaum takes over the position from Helen Shaw, who has been appointed the Chief Theatre Critic at the New York Times.

Kearney was a recipient of the Dramatists Guild's Jonathan Larson Musical Theater Fellowship and the Lazarus Family Musical Theater Award, among other honors.

Colin Hanlon will direct the psychological drama about two strangers who discover they share a dark familial connection.

The project is the brainchild of director-choreographer Jakob Karr, who's co-written the book with Cassie Maurer.

Created by Artistic Director Snehal Desai, the initial phase focused on supporting Latine plays and playwrights.

The series, named after the Sarafina! producer, will offer readings of the winning works.

The actor-director-playwright will become the third leader of the Washington, D.C. company.

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This year's event will feature two staged readings of full-length plays, directed by Zoë Adams and Irvin Mason, Jr.

The outlet has been using various writers in lieu of one primary lead voice since predecessor Jesse Green was reassigned earlier this year.

Phillipa Soo, Roe Hartrampf, Beth Leavel, and more are starring in the new work.

Thanksgiving week was a holiday bonanza at the Broadway box office.

The imprint is the newest offering from Sean Cercone, the founder and former CEO of Broadway Licensing Global and Broadway On Demand.

The musical explores grief, friendship, and self-discovery through the eyes of a trans child.

With Felton reprising his screen performance as Draco Malfoy in the stage play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child brought in nearly $3 million.

The initiative launched with the current West End revival of The Producers, adapted from the company's film.

The initiative will start with readings of Winner, by Joe Barros and Nico Juber; and Much Ado, by Ben Diskant.

The project pairs an original story with the group's chart-topping hits, including "A Little Respect," "Always," "Chains of Love," and "Oh l'Amour."

The tuition-free theatrical design mentorship program is led by Tony winners Clint Ramos and David Zinn.

The theatrical licensor is being honored for its new Broadway Senior collection.

Labelle’s Nona Hendryx is collaborating with Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage on the new production.

Established in 2007, wild project is a non-profit producer and venue which supports the diverse independent theatre, film, music, visual arts, and spoken-word artists of New York City.

The Tony winner has led the San Francisco company for eight years.