The work from Phoebe Kreutz and Gary Adler is giving readings for industry members in NYC this week.

The new work follows a man who revives his cryogenically frozen wife as he turns 59, forcing them to navigate their now-30-year age gap.

Cole Escola's downtown cult favorite has become a big Broadway hit.

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

Bartlett Sher will assume the new role of executive producer.

The third round of early-career designers will benefit from $150,000 in grants.

The Coney Island-set musical features a book by Jono Lyons and a score by Ben Bonnema.

Founded in 2020, TPOC works to increase equality in the theatre industry.

Horowitz has served as artistic director, CEO, and president of the non-profit for 45 years.

Kevin Zak penned the The Parent Trap parody, and will also direct the reading.

Mia Farrow and Patti LuPone lead the new play from Jen Silverman at the Booth Theatre.

Jeremy Strong starred in the adaptation's Tony-nominated Broadway premiere last season.

"We feel our business model is no longer sustainable," reads a statement from the operation's leadership.

Denis Jones will direct Matthew Smedal and Elizabeth C. Rossi's new musical.

The musical has been on a steady rise since this year's Tony Awards, and all lines are pointing up.

The new musical from Douglas Thompson and Johanna Telander presented industry readings in NYC earlier this year.

The move caps a 50-year tenure that included three decades working on the Rodgers and Hammerstein estates.

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 jukebox biomusical is currently making its U.K. debut at the Peacock Theatre in London's West End after a 2013 Broadway run.

The move may be the beginning of a stressful period for Broadway music departments.

She joins the Tony-honored festival after working as managing director of Long Wharf Theatre.

The presentation is the next step for the viral musical, which has already obtained more than 1 million views on TikTok and more than 220,000 streams on Spotify.

Ms. Deull led the company, which transports national tours of most major Broadway shows, for more than three decades.

Now in its 20th year, the organization recruits top Broadway talent to perform for low-income, LGBTQ+, and veteran senior communities.

The work played a Broadway premiere earlier this year via Second Stage.

The awards will allow 11 productions extra time for development and rehearsal.

Plus, Oh, Mary! has broken the Lyceum house record with earnings placing it in The $1 Million Club.

The ceremony honors casting professionals in theatre, film, and television.

The second annual event, featuring poker pros and Hollywood favorites, will benefit the Entertainment Community Fund.

The Broadway League program allows kids to attend a show free of charge when accompanied by a full-paying adult.

Nic Cory directs the new work from Joseph Frederick Allen.

Chase Kniffen will direct Johanna Telander and Douglas Thompson's new musical Off-Broadway.

Broadway Licensing Global has released tools helping schools with the Tony- and Olivier-winning play's illusions, set, and more.

The cult favorite musical is now available in a special version for performers 18 and under.

The program was established to support the next generation of creative producers, and renamed in honor of the late director and producer Harold Prince.

The annual fellowship provides a playwright with artistic and financial resources to write and develop a new commissioned play in residence at MTC.

Silverstein has held the position since 2012.

The exhibit will highlight the impact of Latiné and Hispanic culture on the theatre industry.

Grosses for the 26 Broadway productions were up slightly for the week ending August 11.

The new musical features a score by Chilina Kennedy and a book by Eric Holmes.

Silver, who will begin in September, was formerly president and CEO of the Henry Luce Foundation.

The 2024 Best Musical Tony winner is rapidly becoming one of Broadway's best-performing shows.

Broadway choreographers are coming together to call for more protections against unauthorized reproductions of their work.

The project features songs by Bear McCreary and Zoe Sarnak.

The cheerleading-themed pop-rock musical played an Off-Broadway run in 2019.

The Julia Miles Playwriting Residency and Daryl Roth Creative Spirit Award will support both artists over the next year.

The Best Musical Tony winner is really picking up steam.

The legendary company is moving uptown, with the next two seasons to be produced in Playwrights Horizons' 42nd Street space.

The new hires are part of the company's global expansion, which includes the opening of a London office earlier this year.

The annual pet adoption event will be held later this summer in Shubert Alley.

Nine of the city’s largest theatres have new leadership, in a sign of the industry's ongoing challenges, and also its opportunities.

Schuett's play this dry spell will be published by Yale University Press and presented in a staged reading in October.

Cole Escola's unhinged take on Mary Todd Lincoln has announced an extension.

The Broadway League program allows kids to attend a show free of charge when accompanied by a full-paying adult.

Daniel Henri Emond’s rock opera is a radical reimagining of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick.

The contract, taking effect next week, was reached after 12 days of negotiating.

The new musical from the Ordinary Days writer will perform at the South Carolina New Play Festival.

The work tells the story of Yasuke, an African man who travels to 16th century Feudal Japan after being uprooted from Mozambique.

Danny Whitman, currently the organization's director of development, will be Viola's successor.

The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical closed its historic, 35-year Broadway run in 2023.