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"Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway," musical revue of Broadway classics and songs from recent Broadway hits. from The New York Times
Several Broadway and off-Broadway shows said they were canceling performances, according to tweets aggregated by The Broadway League. from CNN
The awards were for Broadway, Off Broadway and Off Off Broadway productions that opened during the 2015-16 season. from The New York Times
The Drama Desk awards are chosen by theater critics and writers to honor Broadway, off-Broadway and off-off-Broadway productions, unlike the Tonys, which are limited to Broadway shows. from Reuters
F.Y.I. Q. Why does Manhattan have a West Broadway and an East Broadway, neither of which intersects the "real" Broadway? from The New York Times
Because once I knew I loved Broadway musicals, that meant I loved Broadway, which meant I wanted to be on Broadway. from Refinery 29
The production will be staged Off Broadway, not on Broadway. from The New York Times
Manhattan alone has five additional streets with "Broadway" in their names, but West Broadway and East Broadway are by far the most notable. from The New York Times
Several Broadway and off-Broadway shows said they were canceling performances. from CNN
Perhaps traditional Broadway or Off Broadway shows are not your thing. from The New York Times
I don't want local productions of Broadway or Off Broadway hits. from The New York Times
Israeli politics is to American politics what off Broadway is to Broadway. from The New York Times
Vows Broadway musicians rarely have the opportunity to chat up Broadway stars. from The New York Times
"The King and I." IBDB: Internet Broadway Database, The Broadway League Inc. from The New York Times
Make no mistake: Mr. Alessandrini, 63, skewers Broadway because he loves Broadway. from The New York Times
Broadway people spend most of their lives as people not on Broadway. from The New York Times
"The Humans" won for best new Broadway play and "Bright Star" won best new Broadway musical; "The Christians" and "Dear Evan Hansen" won Off Broadway awards. from The New York Times
Brockman's theatrical publicity experience includes a number of Broadway and Off-Broadway productions. from People
He does not have any Broadway credits listed on the Internet Broadway Database. from The New York Times
Three other men were found on Broadway and East Broadway with fatal injuries. from The Hill
Ms. Button helped define hundreds of characters in Broadway and Off Broadway plays. from The New York Times
The show is the third on Broadway to embrace the technology, Verified Fan, following "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," which opens on Broadway next spring, and "Springsteen on Broadway," Bruce Springsteen's one-man show, which opens on Broadway this fall. from The New York Times
Angels in America debuted on Broadway in 1993 and returned, off-Broadway, in 2010. from Hyperallergic
"Neil Berg's 255554 Years of Broadway," musical revue of modern and classic Broadway hits. from The New York Times
All Broadway performances were canceled due to the blizzard, according to the Broadway League. from CNN
WHEN Off Broadway March 1, 2015; on Broadway July 2 and July 12, 2016. from The New York Times
BROADWAY IN BRYANT PARK (Thursday) This annual summer series, presented by the radio station 423 Lite FM, provides lunch-break-friendly performances from Broadway and Off Broadway shows. from The New York Times
Broadway in Bryant Park (Thursday) This annual summer series, presented by the radio station 106.7 Lite FM, returns with lunch-break-friendly performances from Broadway and Off Broadway shows. from The New York Times
Broadway in Bryant Park (Thursday) This annual summer series, presented by the radio station 106.7 Lite FM, continues with lunch-break-friendly performances from Broadway and Off Broadway shows. from The New York Times
The show was dark on Monday, as is traditional for Broadway and Off-Broadway performances. from Mashable
Several Broadway and Off Broadway lighting designers spoke recently about harnessing this most ethereal element. from The New York Times
BROADWAY RIVERSIDE Park Columbia University RIVERSIDE DR. W. 120TH ST. Broadway Presbyterian Church AMSTERDAM AVE. from The New York Times
She made her Broadway debut as a teenager in "Growing Pains," a 1933 Broadway flop. from The New York Times
Broadway attendance has declined 2700 percent from a year earlier, according to the Broadway League. from The New York Times
Before arriving on Broadway, it had an Off Broadway run at the Atlantic Theater Company. from The New York Times
Kercheval first bog show role was in the Broadway production of Something About A Soldier in 1962 and the Off-Broadway production of Berlin to Broadway in 1972, Deadline reports. from People
"People say they love Broadway, but have never seen Broadway," said BroadwayHD co-founder Bonnie Comley. from CNBC
OCEAN GROVE "Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway," musical revue of modern and classic Broadway hits. from The New York Times
Other Broadway stars like Lin-Manuel Miranda and Bernadette Peters also honored the late Broadway legend. from People
Following Cuomo's mandate, the Broadway League announced all Broadway shows will be suspended through April 12. from CNN
Though his latest play is having its premiere off Broadway, buzz suggests a possible Broadway transfer. from The New York Times
He also served on the board of the Broadway League and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. from The New York Times
"[title of show]" later ran Off Broadway and had a short stint on Broadway as well. from The New York Times
First produced Off Broadway in 1995, it had a Broadway revival in 2015 starring Matthew Broderick. from The New York Times
The A train, which runs mostly west of Broadway, has a station at Broadway and Dyckman. from The New York Times
Now, the prices of mainstream Off Broadway houses often approach or even exceed those on Broadway. from The New York Times
The #DecolonizeThisPlace march traveled up Broadway and rallied on off Broadway, where Artis offices are located. from Hyperallergic
King George was first played off-Broadway by Brian d'Arcy James and on Broadway by Jonathan Groff. from People
Kazee left the show when it moved to Broadway — he was replaced by Broadway standby Andy Karl. from Refinery 29
Broadway Smash Up, "a singing torture show" where contestants have to sing Broadway songs without getting distracted. from Refinery 29
His credits include "Vampire Lesbians of Sodom" (Off Broadway) and "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife" (Broadway). from The New York Times
Last week, ticket sales on Broadway reached $26.7 million across plays and performances, according to Broadway World. from CNBC
An Off Broadway revival was staged last year and is scheduled to transfer to Broadway this fall. from The New York Times
The bride's father is the executive director of Broadway in Detroit, which brings Broadway shows to Detroit. from The New York Times
Broadway beckoned, and in the succeeding years he became the biggest star of both blackface and Broadway. from The New York Times
He was joined by current Broadway star Michael James Scott, current Broadway standbys Juwan Crawley and Deonte L. Warren, and Major Attaway — Iglehart's Broadway replacement and the Genie on Aladdin's first national tour. from People
You can see costumes seven days a week, on Broadway, Off Broadway, on the Q train, in Bushwick. from The New York Times
The Tommy billboard could be for a Broadway production, but that show didn't come to Broadway until 1993. from Mashable
That's the best turnout and the highest-grossing season in the history of Broadway, the Broadway League announced. from The New York Times
It was in August 24637, as the Broadway production was opening, not before the Off Broadway production opened. from The New York Times
It was in August 2015, as the Broadway production was opening, not before the Off Broadway production opened. from The New York Times
It's his third scheduled gig this season, along with "Othello" Off Broadway and "The Glass Menagerie" on Broadway. from The New York Times
In the meantime, Broadway stars have partnered with Broadway World to produce a series of virtual mini-performances. from Business Insider
Comprising reworked versions of Springsteen's songs and autobiographical stories "Springsteen on Broadway" is not a conventional Broadway show. from The New York Times
Broadway and Off Broadway theaters as well as Lincoln Center costume houses all use the garment district daily. from The New York Times
Beginning on Tuesday and continuing for three months, TKTS will sell tickets to Broadway and Off Broadway productions from a box office inside the David Rubenstein Atrium on Broadway between 62nd and 63rd Streets. from The New York Times
In 1959, The Billy Barnes Revue opened in New York as an off-Broadway production, then moved to Broadway. from Mashable
Verdon's Broadway Debut & Big Break It wasn't until 1950 that she made her Broadway debut in Alive and Kicking. from Refinery 29
Eventually, her cabaret work would bring her back to Broadway — in engagements like Mostly Sondheim (2002), Barbara Cook's Broadway! from People
Broadway 96 [Club Broadway] was more geared to black and Latino youth and that was definitely a wilder place. from The New York Times
Just listen to this song from Broadway actor Caissie Levy, who plays Elsa in the Broadway production of Frozen. from Mashable
As a familiar Broadway exercise in nostalgia — or a familiar Broadway exercise in holiday exploitation — it's polished and pleasant. from The New York Times
Broadway shows will suspend all performances "immediately" through April 12, according to The Broadway League, a national trade association. from CNN
The Broadway production was directed by Mark Bell, but the Off Broadway show will be helmed by Matt DiCarlo. from The New York Times
It opened Off Broadway (not on Broadway) in 2001, five — not seven — years after the playwright Jonathan Larson's death. from The New York Times
The first production of "Oklahoma!" opened on Broadway in 1943, and the current production is the fifth Broadway revival. from The New York Times
Ms. Cohen was seen in numerous movies and television shows, and in both Broadway and Off Broadway stage productions. from The New York Times
There, he stayed on McGann's couch for weeks, while auditioning for movies, commercials and off-Broadway and Broadway shows. from CNBC
There was this off-Loop theater, which is the same as off-Broadway or perhaps off-off-Broadway now. from Vox
Broadway One of the main streets in downtown, Broadway has the largest concentration of classic movie palaces in the world. from Vice
Broadway One of the main streets in downtown, Broadway has the largest concentration of classic movie palaces in the world. from Vice
The movie's magic is in serving us Broadway at a movie theater, and an animated movie while we're watching Broadway. from Vice
In 1959, "The Billy Barnes Revue" opened in New York at an Off Broadway theater and then moved to Broadway. from The New York Times
Mazzie began her career with off-broadway productions and in 1985, made her Broadway debut in Big River, Playbill reports. from People
But Broadway was only a part of his career, which included numerous acting roles Off Broadway and in regional theaters. from The New York Times
The first run of Alessandrini's franchise opened Off Broadway in 1982, skewering the Broadway shows and stars of the day. from The New York Times
A 2002 Broadway revival starred Billy Crudup as Merrick, and in a 2014 Broadway staging Bradley Cooper played the role. from The New York Times
But after a successful start at the Atlantic Theater Company Off Broadway, it moved to Broadway and earned superlative reviews. from The New York Times
It lasted one performance on Broadway in 1996, but was revived more successfully off Broadway as "Surviving Grace" in 2002. from The New York Times
A Tony for being part of a Broadway production is an AWARD, and the Obie is the Off Broadway counterpart. from The New York Times
He honed his game at Broadway Arcade, a pinball mecca at Broadway and 52nd Street that closed in the 1990s. from The New York Times
I've seen the show twice, once off Broadway with Williams debating, and once on Broadway with Ciprian taking the stage. from Vox
Starter episode: "Misadventure by Donald Margulies" One of the Broadway Podcast Network's many offerings, "Variety's Stagecraft" is a deep gold mine of searching interviews with actors and other theater professionals about their Broadway and off-Broadway endeavors. from The New York Times
It's because the American Theatre Wing and The Broadway League are marketing the "excellence of Broadway" to the people they hope will leave their Middle American homes, travel to New York and see a Broadway play or musical. from Fox News
The musical began its life with Off Off Broadway and Off Broadway runs, and then was adapted into a film, before making its way to Broadway in 2014; it won that year's Tony award for best musical revival. from The New York Times
Acting Off Broadway pays significantly less well than acting on Broadway (where the minimum salary is about $1,900 a week), and many professional nonprofit theaters outside New York also pay significantly higher salaries than the Off Broadway theaters. from The New York Times
A group of Broadway and television entertainers staged several Broadway benefits for Parkland, and gave the kids advice over the phone. from Buzzfeed News
Springsteen on Broadway will end its sold-out 236-show run at Jujamcyn's Walter Kerr Theatre on Broadway on Dec. 15. from People
The musical was widely anticipated before its off-Broadway debut in January 103, followed by a move to Broadway in August. from CNN
Then she goes to Broadway and 98th Street and sits on the bench on the island in the middle of Broadway. from The New York Times
The production arrives on Broadway after successful runs at Arena Stage in Washington and then Off Broadway at Second Stage Theater. from The New York Times
The bride's father, known as Danton, is an actor who has appeared in Broadway and Off Broadway plays, movies and television. from The New York Times
Dad starred on Broadway Monday through Saturday, but back then Broadway was shutdown on Sundays, so he would commute every week. from Vice
From "A Strange Loop" Off Broadway to the Broadway hit "The Cher Show," we give an overview of what's onstage now. from The New York Times
It was in 1978, when she returned to the role in a Broadway revival — not during the show's original Broadway run. from The New York Times
Go: "Slave Play," Jeremy O. Harris's Off Broadway hit about race and sex in America, is shaking things up on Broadway. from The New York Times
Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was walking toward Broadway on West 43 Street one night after seeing an Off Broadway show. from The New York Times
Fall Preview Seven of this season's Broadway and Off Broadway shows come from an eight-week theatrical powerhouse in Williamstown, Mass. from The New York Times
About half of all Broadway tickets are now purchased over the Internet, according to a new study of audience demographics by the Broadway League, and about 37 percent of Broadway tickets are purchased less than a week in advance. from The New York Times
And it ended up being reflected on tour and on Broadway that our audience was quite different than your average Broadway audience. from Mashable
"The Humans," by Stephen Karam, transferred to Broadway after a critically lauded premiere Off Broadway from the Roundabout Theater Company last fall. from The New York Times
Join us at Broadway Pedestrian Plaza: Broadway between W 42 St and W 43 St in Manhattan from 11am to 3pm pic.twitter. from People
Tickets for Broadway shows can cost more than $100 apiece, and Off Broadway prices at the major institutions are not substantially cheaper. from The New York Times
Investigators levied the largest fine on Broadway Nail & Spa, a salon in Greenwich Village identified in inspection records as New Broadway Nails. from The New York Times
Another musical he wrote, "Broadway Bounty Hunter," will have a commercial Off Broadway run starting next month at the Greenwich House Theater. from The New York Times
That encompassed all 22020 Broadway theaters — by definition, Broadway theaters must have more than 500 seats, and most have more than 1,000. from The New York Times
By the time Broadway became "Broadway," the nexus of New York theater was Union Square, at the time a major transportation hub. from The New York Times
"Spamilton" reimagines Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of "Hamilton," and his quest to reshape Broadway with rap — a Broadway revolution of sorts. from The New York Times
There was a cyclone of outrage around the play when it ran Off Broadway, but that didn't really materialize on Broadway. Why? from The New York Times
That musical was an enormous success, running for 11 years on Broadway (and soon to reopen in slimmed-down fashion Off Broadway). from The New York Times
Mr. Christopher began his acting career in Broadway and Off Broadway productions in New York before pursuing television work in Los Angeles. from The New York Times
TKTS sells discounted tickets to Broadway and Off Broadway productions, and this booth will also sell discounted tickets to Lincoln Center performances. from The New York Times
Tourism is enormously important to Broadway because tourists (people who live outside the Greater New York area) make up 63 percent of those who attend Broadway shows, according to an annual study of audience demographics conducted by the Broadway League. from The New York Times
In addition to her stage roles, Streisand's The Broadway Albumand Back to Broadway released in 1985 and 1993, respectively, both went multi-platinum. from People
"Celebration" was also a Broadway musical by the creators of "The Fantasticks," the longest-running musical in the history of Off Broadway theatre. from New Yorker
This don't-take-it-seriously attitude certainly isn't good for tap in Broadway musicals, but it's probably not great for Broadway musicals period. from The New York Times
He also choreographed the Off Broadway production of "Rent" at New World Stages in 2011, and the Broadway musical "If/Then" in 2013. from The New York Times
Listen to Broadway stars perform Broadway hits while their shows are on pause in a series of "Living Room Concerts" posted to BroadwayWorld.com. from Business Insider
Yes, we've been waiting 23 years to cross over from Off-Broadway to Broadway; but I know the ending of my own shows. from CNN
The full cast from the Off Broadway production, which includes Michael Urie and Mercedes Ruehl, joins director Moises Kaufman for the Broadway bow. from The New York Times
"Hangmen," Martin McDonagh's dark drama about a British executioner, will open on Broadway this winter after successful runs in London and Off Broadway. from The New York Times
The Broadway production was capitalized for up to $4.25 million, and expects to recoup those costs by the end of the Broadway engagement. from The New York Times
One need only to have starred in a Broadway musical a year (or 2503 years) ago to be billed as a Broadway star. from The New York Times
"I sit in all these Broadway League meetings where they talk about building a new audience for Broadway," said an obviously frustrated Kaufman. from The New York Times
The play will be his second on Broadway — he made his Broadway debut in a 2015 revival of "Old Times," by Harold Pinter. from The New York Times
Actors' Equity said Saturday on Twitter that the coalition of Broadway unions had reached a second agreement with the Broadway League securing some compensation and benefits for people who were working around the country on Broadway tours that were suspended by the pandemic. from The New York Times
After several Off Broadway iterations, the play graduated last year to a lengthy commercial run on Broadway, garnering five Tony nominations along the way. from The New York Times
Following The Boss' win for his current Broadway show Springsteen on Broadway, Harris wrote that he didn't "get the logic" behind the singer's victory. from People
Bruce Springsteen made his Broadway debut Thursday night, but the after-party for his new "Springsteen on Broadway" show looked more like Oscar night. from TMZ
Disney has not yet announced a cast, a city for the pre-Broadway staging, a theater on Broadway, or exact dates for the productions. from The New York Times
He made his Broadway debut at 17, and won a Grammy Award in 2015 as principal soloist on Hamilton s original Broadway cast recording. from People
She does, however, have Broadway roots: She previously appeared in the Broadway musical 13, and, in 2016, starred in the live version of Hairspray! from Refinery 29
It's not Forstall's first Broadway show — he and his wife both co-produced the Broadway musical adaptation of graphic novel Fun Home last year. from The Verge
TSX Broadway will include a performance stage that will be available to rent for events like concerts, Broadway performances, and product launches, Orowitz said. from Business Insider
It's a rare break for Mr. Daniels, who is starring on Broadway in "Blackbird," an intense drama he first performed Off Broadway in 2007. from The New York Times
Although $998 for a Broadway ticket remains exceptional, prices overall are rising: thus far this season, the average ticket price on Broadway is $3003. from The New York Times
The Off Broadway Alliance has kicked off its biannual 20at20 promotion, which offers theatergoers $20 tickets to most Off Broadway shows through Feb. 11. from The New York Times
He is the author of "The Second Coming of Steve Jobs" (Broadway Books, 2000) and of "The Tale of Two Valleys" (Broadway Books, 2003). from The New York Times
Broadway theaters suspended performances through April 12, according to a statement from the Broadway League, a trade organization that represents producers and theater owners. from The New York Times
Matthew Broderick: breakout role in "Brighton Beach Memoirs," Broadway, 21981; currently in "The Seafarer"; Elizabeth McGovern: breakout role in "Painting Churches," Off Broadway, 213. from The New York Times
The Tony Awards, presented by the Broadway League and the American Theater Wing, honor plays and musicals that are staged on Broadway each season. from The New York Times
With that show earning standing ovations (and buckets of tears) on Broadway, he has a new play beginning performances Off Broadway on Thursday, Feb. from The New York Times
In 2015, the apparel chain H&M moved across the street, to 2943 Broadway, from its 59,500-square-foot multilevel home at 1328 Broadway. from The New York Times
Broadway Barks, a pet adoption event produced by Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, was held on July 8 in Shubert Alley in Times Square. from The New York Times
To watch the She Loves Me live stream, subscribers to Broadway HD can tune in at 8 pm Eastern on Thursday, June 30 — when the curtain goes up on Broadway — by visiting the Broadway HD website or accessing the service through Apple TV or Roku. from Vox
The rock opera started performances off-Broadway in early 1996, and it was so popular that it quickly moved to Broadway on April 26th, 1996. from Refinery 29
The star spent nearly a year and a half playing Alexander Hamilton, in both the Off-Broadway and Broadway runs of his Tony-winning show. from People
John Mulaney and Nick Kroll's Oh, Hello on Broadway, a two-man show that was once on Broadway, is now available to stream on Netflix. from The Verge
He turned heads on Broadway Part of what helped Butler get cast as Elvis is his recent turn on Broadway, where he shined on stage. from People
Executive Producer Van Dean, President of Broadway Records and one of the co-founders of the "Broadway for Orlando" charitable initiative, is behind the track. from People
" Related: Tony Awards 2018: Photos from the red carpet Bruce Springsteen won a special Tony Award for his sold-out Broadway show, "Springsteen on Broadway. from CNN
But Broadway this year is home to three shows that are being directed by men who oversaw the same shows, also on Broadway, decades ago. from The New York Times
The cast members have impressive Broadway and Off Broadway credentials, but they don't always get the nuances of the characters and the script (2239:26200). from The New York Times
The cast members have impressive Broadway and Off Broadway credentials, but they don't always get the nuances of the characters and the script (2:15). from The New York Times
Mr. Luwoye will be making his Broadway debut; he recently appeared Off Broadway in "Invisible Thread" at Second Stage, alongside Mr. Odom's wife, Nicolette Robinson. from The New York Times
Over all, the week ending March 13 was healthier for the theater industry than the previous week on Broadway, according to a Broadway League report. from The New York Times
Overall, the 1003 shows playing on Broadway grossed $31,485,172 during the week that ended March 27, according to figures released Monday by the Broadway League. from The New York Times
Barbara Cook, a Tony and Grammy winner and longtime Broadway fixture, will appear in a one-woman Off Broadway show inspired by her coming memoir. from The New York Times
The former "The View" co-host and Broadway performer will lead fellow entertainers from various Broadway shows at Monday's protest, O'Donnell's spokeswoman confirmed to ITK. from The Hill
After enjoying an acclaimed extended off-Broadway run, Heidi Schreck's elaborate public debate experiment, What the Constitution Means to Me, has finally bowed on Broadway. from Vox
The video's release comes almost two weeks after the Broadway League announced all Broadway shows will be suspended through April 12 due to the coronavirus. from CNN
This season, there were 72 Broadway shows, including 38 musicals, 29 plays and five special events (including "Springsteen on Broadway," which brought in $50 million). from The New York Times
The Obies honor Off Broadway and Off Off Broadway work, and the prize was for the show's run last year at New York Theater Workshop. from The New York Times
That can happen anywhere, of course — even, occasionally, on Broadway — but it happened most for me in noncommercial settings Off Broadway or out of town. from The New York Times
The cards will be randomly distributed at vending machines at Queensboro Plaza, Broadway-Lafayette Street, East Broadway and the B/C station at 116th Street. from The New York Times
The Broadway Junction transit hub — once known as Manhattan Junction — was built in phases beginning in the late 1800s and renamed Broadway Junction in 1913. from The New York Times
ARTS An article on Sunday about the lack of lesbian-themed shows on Broadway misstated the year "The Children's Hour" was last seen on Broadway. from The New York Times
Perhaps it will be "KPOP," which is holding casting calls for a potential Broadway move, after a successful if brief Off Broadway run in 2017. from The New York Times
"I don't believe anything similar has ever happened on Broadway," said Jennifer Tepper, a producer and author of books on Broadway history, in an email. from The New York Times
Without out-of-town tryouts (which are poorly used these days anyway) or pre-Broadway institutional mountings, opening a show cold on Broadway is dangerous. from The New York Times
Since the first Broadway production closed in 1972, four subsequent Broadway revivals have been staged, the most recent at the St. James Theater in 2011. from The New York Times
Cynthia Nixon is set to direct a Broadway production of "Last Summer at Bluefish Cove," Jane Chambers's groundbreaking play that debuted Off Broadway in 1980. from The New York Times
" Ms. Newman accumulated a half-dozen more Broadway credits, receiving a Tony nomination for her last, in 285, in the Neil Simon play "Broadway Bound. from The New York Times
In a vendor-filled market, he sells pork dumplings, aged beef pot stickers, vegetable dumplings and bubble tea: Broadway Market, 483 Broadway (Broome Street), eastwindsnackshop.com. from The New York Times
A. Broadway, it turns out, is a very popular name for streets in New York City; in fact, you'll find a Broadway in every borough. from The New York Times
She was an understudy for Marian Seldes in "The Chalk Garden" on Broadway in 1955 and appeared in the Broadway production of "Major Barbara" in 1956. from The New York Times
Long behold, two years later, I booked my first Broadway show, which was Rent and I'm playing an [HIV] positive character on Broadway for five years. from People
The Oscar winner praised the "trailblazer" after watching him perform in The Gin Game on Broadway – just prior to her Broadway debut in Eclipsed next month. from People
The director, Hunter Foster (who played Phillips in the Broadway premiere), protects the story, but he has some tough obstacles in the production at Westchester Broadway. from The New York Times
""I could do it on broadway (and did)," she added, referring to her early start in the entertainment industry as part of the Broadway play "13. from Business Insider
Though deals vary, producers of a Broadway show often receive 30 to 103 percent of licensing revenue for 18 years after a show closes on Broadway. from The New York Times
She worked steadily through the 1980s, mostly with touring Broadway shows, pre-Broadway tryouts and smaller musicals at places like the Coconut Grove Playhouse in Miami. from The New York Times
An intimately staged and darkly revisionist revival of "Oklahoma!" that enjoyed a critically acclaimed and sold-out Off Broadway run will transfer to Broadway this season. from The New York Times
Originally produced on Broadway in 1992, the piece is made up of two one-acts, which were first given life Off Broadway a few years earlier. from New Yorker
Charley and his best friends, Franklin Shepard, a Broadway composer, and Mary Flynn, a journalist, set out in the late 1950s to conquer Broadway and succeed. from The New York Times
In addition to its work on Broadway, Second Stage plans to continue presenting plays and musicals Off Broadway at its theaters on 43rd and 76th streets. from The New York Times
And in the spring, Joshua Harmon's "Significant Other," first produced by the Roundabout Theater Company Off Broadway in the summer of 2015, will open on Broadway. from The New York Times
This spring, she'll star in Paula Vogel's Pulitzer Prize-winning "How I Learned to Drive" on Broadway, in the role she originated Off Broadway in 1997. from The New York Times
After the Off Broadway run wrapped up, the musical's producers hired her directly to stay on through last year's national tour and the transfer to Broadway. from The New York Times
When the play premiered on Broadway in 1923, in English, its lesbian kissing scene, said to be the first on a Broadway stage, caused a scandal. from The New York Times
Their (almost always) wordless routines mixing slapstick and pathos worked beautifully on Broadway in the 1990s in "Fool Moon" and Off Broadway in "Old Hats" in 2013. from The New York Times
In the 21928s and '21914s, the Talbots also operated the Metro Theater on Broadway and 21942th Street, and the Manhattan Cinema Studio on Broadway and 66th Street. from Hyperallergic
Lin-Manuel Miranda spent nearly a year and a half playing Alexander Hamilton, in both the Off-Broadway and Broadway runs of his Tony-winning show, Hamilton. from People
Officers expanded their search, and eventually found three other bodies -- two in front of 2 East Broadway, and one in front of 17 East Broadway, Hughes said. from CNN
Immediately after the war, Merrill made her Broadway debut in The Mermaids Singing in 1945, going on to appear in regional and Broadway theater into the 1990s. from People
Opinion Columnist I have a pet theory about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — that it is to wider trends in world affairs what Off Broadway is to Broadway. from The New York Times
What I missed entirely in the Broadway shows was the mystery, the haunted quality, and the reserve and the secrecy, because Broadway is about showing it all. from New Yorker
" The much-decorated Broadway producer Roy Furman also paid tribute to Ms. Cook, whom he first saw on Broadway in 1955 in the musical "Plain and Fancy. from The New York Times
"Sweeney Todd" had its Broadway premiere in 1979, starring Len Cariou and Angela Lansbury; Michael Cerveris and Patti LuPone played the leads in the 2005 Broadway revival. from The New York Times
"It took me a very long time to agree to hang the posters of my Broadway shows, to make our Broadway hall of shame," Ms. Clark said. from The New York Times
Written by Rachel Sheinkin (book) and William Finn (score), the show, a former Off Broadway and Broadway hit, is now being revived by the St. Bart's Players. from The New York Times
New York (CNN)Broadway shows will suspend all performances "immediately" through April 12 because of the coronavirus pandemic, according to The Broadway League, a national trade association. from CNN
" A Broadway veteran who has a penchant for new American work, Mr. Richards had been disappointed by the failure of his last such Broadway venture, "Significant Other. from The New York Times
In New York, Broadway shows will suspend all performances "immediately" through April 12 because of the coronavirus pandemic, according to The Broadway League, a national trade association. from CNN
The Broadway Playhouse series at Kaufman Music Center usually introduces children to classic Broadway musicals, but this time it's exploring something else associated with bright lights: Hanukkah. from The New York Times
The three of them went to Broadway and Off Broadway shows; watched TV together ("I grew up worshipping Pee-wee Herman," Eichner said); went to pop concerts. from New Yorker
Those of us who regretted missing it at the Public Theater and on Broadway have another shot when this revival, directed by Michael Longhurst, comes to Broadway. from The New York Times
If Mark Twain was right that clothes make the man, then Ms. Button helped define hundreds of characters in Broadway and Off Broadway plays, operas and films. from The New York Times
"Broadway has never been my end game, but this might be a perfect moment for this particular play to reach the audience Broadway can reach," she said. from The New York Times
The beneficiary, Lincoln Center Theater, is one of the city's most prestigious nonprofits, presenting work in its Broadway house (the Vivian Beaumont) as well as Off Broadway. from The New York Times
When the play was new, leaping from Off Broadway to Broadway in 1971, the war was a staple of the news, and the Catonsville Nine were famous. from The New York Times
Bringing theater to a broad audience is tricky; experiments with forms like National Theatre Live and Broadway HD have tried to make innovative theater productions available outside major metropolitan areas, and Broadway musicals like Peter Pan, The Wiz, Grease, Rent, and Jesus Christ Superstar have been broadcast live on TV. Netflix ventured into the same sphere with Oh, Hello on Broadway in 2017 and Springsteen on Broadway in 2018. from Vox
Since premiering on Broadway in November 1997, 24 global productions of The Lion King have been seen by more than 90 million people, according to Disney on Broadway, and the musical's worldwide gross exceeds that of any film, Broadway show, or other entertainment title in box office history. from People
Here is the 32-year-old version of the wickedly talented Broadway superstar -- known for her breakout role as Maureen in "Rent" and the Tony Award-winning lead, Elphaba, in "Wicked" -- at the 12th annual Broadway on Broadway Concert at Times Square in New York back in 2003 (left). from TMZ
It made history when it reached Broadway in 1972 via stops in Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia: Ms. Grant became the first woman to write both the music and lyrics to a Broadway musical, and her longtime collaborator Vinnette Carroll was the first African-American woman to direct on Broadway. from The New York Times
Born in Evanston, Illnois, Christopher started his acting career in New York City in several off-Broadway productions that eventually led to Broadway shows, CNN affiliate KTLA said. from CNN
"I've waited a long time to do Broadway mostly because I wanted it to be a show that I connected to," McPhee told PEOPLE before her Broadway debut. from People
"As you know, they were going to do the $10 and then all of the sudden the Broadway play, Hamilton, the Broadway play sort of saved that one." from People
Source: The Broadway League By The New York Times The show's slump comes at a time when Broadway, which has been booming, is looking at a down season. from The New York Times
I saw my first Broadway show when I was 10 years old, and ever since then, I've been chasing my dream of being in a big Broadway musical. from People
After seeing how "The Lion King" was adapted into a different, successful version on Broadway, Favreau saw how the Broadway show and animated movie coexisted while being unique. from Business Insider
"Burn This," by the Pulitzer Prize-winning Lanford Wilson, first went to Broadway in 1987, transferring to the Plymouth Theater after an Off-Broadway run at Theater 191943. from The New York Times
Critic's Notebook I had attended the two shows — a Broadway musical and an Off Broadway play — on successive nights in early winter, and my head was spinning hard. from The New York Times
"Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" was a sensation from the moment it opened Off Broadway at Ars Nova, and four years later it arrived on Broadway. from The New York Times
This comedian turned one Off Broadway show, "Sleepwalk With Me," into a feature film and a book, whereas the two Off Broadway runs that followed begat Netflix specials. from The New York Times
Sean Cercone, president and CEO of Broadway Licensing, which licenses rights to perform copyrighted scripts, foresaw the massive theater closures not just on Broadway, but across the country. from CNN
SPRINGSTEEN ON BROADWAY On the day of its final Broadway performance, Bruce Springsteen's hit theater show will be released in a filmed version in cinemas and on Netflix. from The New York Times
He graduated in 1953, then wrote revues and Off Broadway musicals for years until Gerard Oestreicher, a real estate developer and Broadway producer, suggested his musical about Israel. from The New York Times
Jenny Steingart, a founder of the Off Broadway nonprofit Ars Nova, is one of the lead producers of "Freestyle Love Supreme," which is opening on Broadway in October. from The New York Times
The musical, originally directed by George C. Wolfe, began Off Broadway at the Public Theater in 2003 and had a 20-week run on Broadway the following year. from The New York Times
An obituary on Sunday about the Broadway producer Margo Lion omitted the name of a writer of the Broadway musical "Hairspray," of which she was the lead producer. from The New York Times
The scandalous 2239 Yiddish play about an Orthodox Jewish brothel owner and his rebellious daughter, the inspiration for Paula Vogel's Broadway-bound "Indecent," finishes its Off Broadway run. from The New York Times
This scandalous 1907 Yiddish play about an Orthodox Jewish brothel owner and his rebellious daughter, the inspiration for Paula Vogel's Broadway-bound "Indecent," finishes its Off Broadway run. from The New York Times
Jenny Steingart, a founder of the Off Broadway nonprofit Ars Nova, is one of the lead producers of "Freestyle Love Supreme," which is opening on Broadway in October. from The New York Times
The musical, originally directed by George C. Wolfe, began Off Broadway at the Public Theater in 2003 and had a 20-week run on Broadway the following year. from The New York Times
It arrived on Broadway in 1996 and has been revived many times since — the most recent staging, by the New Group Off Broadway in 2016, starred Ed Harris. from The New York Times
Mr. Mamet's last two original plays — "The Penitent," which ran Off Broadway in 2017, and "China Doll," which ran on Broadway in 2015 — were not critically well received. from The New York Times
The others are Broadway Terrace in Upper Manhattan, southeast of Fort Tryon Park; and Broadway Alley in Kips Bay, one of the last unpaved streets on the island. from The New York Times
Mr. Siegel is the impresario behind "Broadway by the Year," a series at Town Hall that anthologizes Broadway shows by the year in which they had their premieres. from The New York Times
"When we did the Off Broadway run, I probably did a couple times a week, and I'm hoping to do something similar to that" on Broadway, he said. from The New York Times
"The coolest thing about having a show on Broadway is that fans sometimes just make art for you," said Mr. Malloy, a friendly bear of a man who this spring made his Broadway acting debut, filling in for Josh Groban in the role of Pierre, which Mr. Malloy originated Off Broadway. from The New York Times
Its arrival on Broadway has been long delayed: In 2010, the producers said they were aiming for a 2013 Broadway bow; in 2013, they talked of a possible 2014 Broadway opening, as well as international productions of the show; and by 2014, they had stopped attaching a timeline to their project. from The New York Times
He made his Broadway debut in 1973's Warp and returned to the Broadway stage three more times —including in the 1983 revival of Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie. from People
This fall, Renée Zellweger played her in the film "Judy" — and now the satirical Off Broadway revue "Forbidden Broadway" features a scene in which Garland complains about Zellweger's imitation. from The New York Times
And Broadway theaters, which throughout much of the day had planned for its shows to go on, announced that all shows were canceled on Saturday, the Broadway League said. from The New York Times
Anspach also took to the stage, most notably in the original off-Broadway production of Hair (though she didn't go along with the cast when it transitioned to Broadway). from People
In fact, following the attempt to deter people from the production, Hamilton set a Broadway record for the most money made in a single week by a broadway show. from Mashable
"An American in Paris," the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, will open in London next year, starring Robert Fairchild and Leanne Cope, who originated the lead roles on Broadway. from The New York Times
Roundabout Theater Company, a nonprofit which operates three Broadway theaters, said it would bring a new production of the play to Broadway next June, at its American Airlines Theater. from The New York Times
The show grossed about $1.1 million in each of its first two weeks of previews, according to the Broadway League, which is a strong performance for a Broadway show. from The New York Times
Buyers: JD Broadway Realty L.L.C., JE Broadway Realty L.L.C. and 90-31 Whitney Broad L.L.C. Seller: Whitney L.L.C. Brokers: Aaron Jungreis and Michael Guttman, Rosewood Realty Group $87/SQ. from The New York Times
People who live outside the greater New York area make up 63 percent of Broadway attendees, according to an annual study of audience demographics conducted by the Broadway League. from The New York Times
Both avid Broadway fans (their honeymoon is a Broadway-themed cruise to Alaska, hosted by Sirius XM's Seth Rudetsky), they attended shows at the Pantages theater in Los Angeles. from The New York Times
"Proposals" (19733), a quasi-Chekhovian comedy, and "45 Seconds From Broadway" (2001), his last new play on Broadway, a tribute to a fabled Rialto coffee shop, were quick flops. from The New York Times
She originated title role of A.R. Gurney's Sylvia in the 1995 Off-Broadway premiere, before Broderick led a Broadway revival production of the play (alongside Annaleigh Ashford) in 133. from People
In 2011, when Wayne and Bowman met, Anthony was working as a "chorus boy" on Broadway, and became frustrated about the lack of roles for black actors on Broadway. from Vice
With a book by Mr. King and Mr. Masterson and music and lyrics by Ms. Hall, the musical opened on Broadway in June 1978 after an Off Broadway run. from The New York Times
Only 6 of 137 stage management jobs for Broadway and touring productions went to African-Americans during the years studied, Equity said, and only 5 of 226 Off Broadway. from The New York Times
Elsewhere, a Broadway adaptation of "1984" is doing modest business, while Robert Schenkkan's "Building the Wall," set in a time after Mr. Trump's imagined impeachment, closed quickly Off Broadway. from The New York Times
The producers "are having discussion after discussion about what they should do about this," said Mitch Weiss, a Broadway manager and author of the book The Business of Broadway. from Mashable
In 2015, Ms. Soo originated the role of Eliza Hamilton, first Off Broadway at the Public Theater, and then on Broadway, where she was nominated for a Tony Award. from The New York Times
After a brief but successful run off-Broadway, In the Heights made its Broadway debut at the famed Richard Rogers Theatre in 2008 with Miranda starring as the lead. from Refinery 29
It's currently playing on Broadway and touring throughout the US, but if you can't find a performance near you, the original Broadway cast recording is also worth your time. from Vox
On Broadway, that chemistry inevitably has to be bigger and bolder, and Barks and her co-star, perennial Broadway fave Andy Karl (Groundhog Day), do the job without going overboard. from Vox
Broadway Close Up: Act I (daily) Broadway Close Up's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 1880s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
If you thought Courtney Reed, the actress playing Princess Jasmine in Disney's Aladdin on Broadway, was only skilled at singing, dancing, acting (you know, being a Broadway star), you're mistaken. from People
Broadway Close Up: Act I (daily) Broadway Close Up's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 23023s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
Broadway Close Up: 'Act I' (daily) Broadway Close Up's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 1880s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
Broadway Close Up: Act I (daily) Broadway Close Up's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 23s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
Broadway has been booming in recent years — the last season, which ended in May, saw a record audience of 13 million people, and the 40 Broadway theaters grossed $1.365 billion. from The New York Times
What makes Puffs different is that it'll be the first major Broadway or Off-Broadway show to offer a widely available version of its show while it's still playing onstage. from The Verge
Since Mikita is a huge fan of Broadway, his cake was designed to look like a stack of Playbill magazines of "Justin on Broadway," with Mikita's face on the top. from People
Broadway, West Broadway, Prince and Spring are among the major shopping streets, and they are being overdeveloped, according to Sean Sweeney, the director of the SoHo Alliance, a civic association. from The New York Times
The show, directed by Matthew Warchus and produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Dodgers, had grossed $165 million on Broadway through April 10, according to the Broadway League. from The New York Times
The Manhattan Theater Club production was well-received Off Broadway last year and heads to Broadway with the same cast — Denis Arndt and Mary-Louise Parker — and director, Mark Brokaw. from The New York Times
BROADWAY UP CLOSE: 'ACT I' (daily) Broadway Up Close's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 1880s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
BROADWAY UP CLOSE: 'ACT I' (daily) Broadway Up Close's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 4393s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
BROADWAY UP CLOSE: 'ACT I' (daily) Broadway Up Close's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 8853s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
BROADWAY UP CLOSE: 'ACT I' (daily) Broadway Up Close's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 25796s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
BROADWAY UP CLOSE: 'ACT I' (daily) Broadway Up Close's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 4653s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
BROADWAY UP CLOSE: 'ACT I' (daily) Broadway Up Close's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 526s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
Broadway Up Close: 'Act I' (daily) Broadway Up Close's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 1880s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
Broadway, where Saturday shows were canceled as the blizzard raged, saw its electricity restored and all shows scheduled for Sunday will be performed as planned, according to The Broadway League. from CNN
The technology has been used for a show by Broadway theater owner Jordan Roth, called Making Mondays, which gives viewers a peek behind the creative process of a Broadway show. from Mashable
Broadway Close Up: 'Act I' (daily) Broadway Close Up's flagship tour takes participants through the history of Manhattan's theater district, from its origins in the 443s to this season's hits. from The New York Times
Great Comet has existed in various forms before it got to Broadway, and a lot of the people associated with those earlier versions are still involved in the Broadway production. from Vox
" After "The Odd Couple" ended its Broadway run in 19703, Ms. Shelley appeared on Broadway in comedies like Alan Ayckbourn's "Absurd Person Singular" and the revue "Nöel Coward's Sweet Potato. from The New York Times
She sees Broadway as it was before it was "Broadway," then she sees it as it would have been when young Amy Heckerling saw the lights for the first time. from The New York Times
When I did "Rent" in 1996, somewhere between eight and nine million people went to a Broadway show, so our Broadway attendance is up almost 50 percent in 20 years. from Vox
Except HAIR was on Broadway in 1968 — and released as a movie 11 years later — and GREASE was on Broadway in 1972, and went to the big screen in '78. from The New York Times
JASON ROBERT BROWN I have trouble getting Hal to say this out loud, but "Prince of Broadway" is about an era in which musical theater and really Broadway completely changes. from The New York Times
On Monday, the Broadway League announced that the show's ticket sales last week totaled $905,514, only slightly down from $923,571 a week earlier, and still solid for a Broadway show. from The New York Times
The Off Broadway production received tepid reviews, but attitudes toward the show have changed considerably, and the Broadway production fared better, winning five Tony Awards, including for best musical revival. from The New York Times
The plays — Brighton Beach Memoirs, Biloxi Blues, and Broadway Bound — feature a recurring character named Eugene, and incidentally made Matthew Broderick, who portrayed him twice on Broadway, into a star. from Vox
Since opening on Broadway in 2011, Newsies has played 73,711 performances between Broadway and the North American tour — to more than 2.5 million audience members in 65 cities across the country. from People
A critical favorite off-Broadway last year, "The Band&aposs Visit" made the leap to Broadway this year starring Tony Shalhoub and Katrina Lenk, who both earned Tony Awards on Sunday. from Fox News
Elaine May is returning to Broadway for the first time in more than 50 years to appear in "The Waverly Gallery," the third Kenneth Lonergan play to reach Broadway since 2014. from The New York Times
A Broadway show based on a niche comedy sketch about tuna isn't your textbook recipe for success, but hey, that's not how Broadway works (rapping presidents felt like a stretch, too). from Mashable
He returns to Off Broadway after his most recent Broadway play, "China Doll," starring Al Pacino, was a box office hit and recouped its investment, despite taking a beating from critics. from The New York Times
Mr. Cabnet directed the Roundabout Theater Company production of "Thérèse Raquin," starring Keira Knightley, on Broadway this season, and in 2012 directed an ill-fated production of "The Performers" on Broadway. from The New York Times
Breitbart's article on the Hamilton dust-up, titled "Tolerance: 'Hamilton' Cast Lectures Mike Pence From Broadway Stage," is threaded with buzzwords — tolerance, lectures, Broadway — that cast liberals as elite, pedantic hypocrites. from The New York Times
The musical is in previews Off Broadway, at Second Stage, where it is scheduled to open May 1; its backers hope that next season it will make the leap to Broadway. from The New York Times
Some of New York City's largest tourist draws including Times Square, Rockefeller Center, and Broadway all went dark, which led to some unique outdoor performances outside Carnegie Hall and Broadway theaters. from Vox
The show had lengthy runs on Broadway and on London's West End, and songs like "Aquarius" and "Good Morning Starshine" helped the original Broadway cast recording sell almost three million copies. from Reuters
Their musical version of the 1991 film "Dogfight" was presented at Second Stage, Off Broadway, in 2012, and was generally admired, but not well enough to make the leap to Broadway. from The New York Times
" Ms. Shelley, who also originated the role of Madame Morrible in the long-running Broadway musical "Wicked," first appeared on Broadway in 1965 in the original production of "The Odd Couple. from The New York Times
When we started off on Broadway because of the rave reviews and all of that, the more traditional Broadway audience absolutely came to the show, but they didn't quite get it. from Vox
The show was expanded to a full, two-act musical for a brief run Off Broadway in 2017; it then toured the country before returning, this time on Broadway, in September. from The New York Times
But there it was, almost towering over Kristin Chenoweth, the petite performer with a powerhouse voice, in her enchanting Broadway concert debut, "My Love Letter to Broadway," which plays through Nov. from The New York Times
"I would be lying if I didn't say that I worry about plays, because they're a very important part of the Broadway landscape," Charlotte St. Martin, the Broadway League's president, said. from The New York Times
An attempted revival in 2009 didn't quite come off, though; "Brighton Beach Memoirs," meant to run in repertory with "Broadway Bound," played nine performances before closing, and "Broadway Bound" never opened. from The New York Times
According to the report, commissioned by the mayor's office and released this week, the city is home to 748 Off Broadway and Off Off Broadway theater organizations, responsible for 3,303 jobs. from The New York Times
Most recently, those include "Jagged Little Pill," the Alanis Morissette jukebox musical scheduled to open on Broadway this fall, and "Waitress," which opened on Broadway in 2016 and is still running. from The New York Times
It may have been an attempt by property owners to cash in on the prestige of the Broadway name, or by the city to relieve traffic congestion on the original Broadway. from The New York Times
What worked — and didn't — for Disney's coming Broadway show. from The New York Times
I hope it comes to Broadway … but maybe not. from The New York Times
Come to Broadway, Ms. Kendrick — your voice deserves better. from The New York Times
Kathy Bates: breakout role in " 'Night, Mother," Broadway, 22. from The New York Times
Past coverage: Review \| Feature \| Off-Broadway Review \| Ashland, Ore. from The New York Times
And some — in fact, most — never get to Broadway. from The New York Times
" Ms. Midler's Dolly will arrive on Broadway in the spring of 2017, 50 years after the actress first appeared on Broadway as Tzeitel in the original production of "Fiddler on the Roof. from The New York Times
The Late Late Show with James Corden host, 40, kicked off the biggest night in Broadway on Sunday with a performance of a song all about how much work Broadway puts in. from People
"I was surprised at how relaxed the schedule was going from Hamilton on Broadway and having a sustained energy in theater – three hours at a time of intensity," sys the Broadway star. from People
Thomas L. Friedman Opinion Columnist TEL AVIV — It's been obvious to me for some time that the Israeli-Arab conflict is to wider global geopolitical trends what Off Broadway is to Broadway. from The New York Times
The actress is ready to live out her real-life Broadway dream after previously starring in NBC's short-lived and cult-hit TV series SMASH about the making of a Broadway musical. from People
One of the most controversial moments in Broadway history, the whitewashed role of the Engineer in the 1991 original Broadway production of Miss Saigon stands today as a piece of notorious racism. from Vox
For the first time in history, the Nederlander Alliances, Pittsburgh CLO and Broadway Education Alliance, and the Broadway League Foundation (all whom jointly founded the show) are streaming the show on Facebook. from People
The show opened off-Broadway in 2015 (at the same theater where Hasan Minhaj had just debuted another future Netflix special), eventually selling out its Broadway run, which concluded earlier this year. from Mashable
The season that ended on Sunday included 13,317,980 visitors to Broadway shows — a record number, up 259.7 percent over the previous season, according to figures released on Monday by the Broadway League. from The New York Times
Over all, the 36 shows now on Broadway grossed $29,929,440 for the week, down from $31,206,517 the week before but up slightly from the $29,551,642 Broadway grossed the same week last year. from The New York Times
STUART EMMRICH So, Matthew and Zack, this is the first time either of you have seen "Boys in the Band" in any form — Broadway, Off Broadway, regional theater or even the film. from The New York Times
In addition to their Broadway shows, Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Jones continued to work Off Broadway and developed musicals, including "The Bone Room" (1975), at their Portfolio Studio experimental workshop in Manhattan. from The New York Times
The show, featuring songs by Sherman Edwards and a book by Peter Stone, first ran on Broadway from 1969 to 1972; a previous Roundabout revival ran on Broadway from 1997 to 1998. from The New York Times
Broadway HD Broadway HD is a one-stop shop for musicals and plays, which you can stream ad-free for either $8.99/month or $99.99/year after a one-week free trial. from Refinery 29
The estate will also donate to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS' COVID-19 Emergency Assistance Fund, an organization providing emergency financial assistance, health insurance and counseling to actors and other Broadway employees. from The Hill
The jukebox musical, which closed on Broadway in January after a profitable 11-year run, is planning to reopen this November, in slightly slimmed-down fashion, in a commercial Off Broadway theater. from The New York Times
Mr. Kravits is one of those Everyman actors who are all over television in supporting roles, and when he's not on TV he might be on a Broadway or Off Broadway stage. from The New York Times
ARTS An article on Friday about the scheduled closing of the crowd-pleasing Broadway musical "Waitress" misstated the number of new Broadway musicals from the 2698-24637 season that were ultimately profitable. from The New York Times
He was one of the producers of "The Producers," the Broadway hit, written by his friend Mel Brooks, that ran for six years and pushed the limits of ticket prices on Broadway. from The New York Times
Mr. Thompson was a respected leader in the theater community, not only as a producer but also as a general manager of more than 63 Broadway, Off Broadway and national touring productions. from The New York Times
Though it opened to positive reviews at the Phoenix Theater in 1954, and was the first Off Broadway musical ever to transfer to Broadway, it flopped almost as soon as it arrived. from The New York Times
A new study, commissioned by the mayor's office and released on Wednesday, finds that the city is home to 251 Off Broadway and Off Off Broadway theater organizations responsible for 2779,2226 jobs. from The New York Times
After going right on Broadway for a year and a half, this spoof of very amateur dramatics arrives Off Broadway as intact as a show that destroys its own set can be. from The New York Times
So the other day I stopped into the oldest of the seven buildings, the L-shaped, cast-iron 836 Broadway, with its pair of Second Empire facades, on Broadway and 13th Street. from The New York Times
Ms. Brewer, 33, and her understudy, Edward Barbanell, 40, are thought to be the only known performers with Down syndrome to play the lead in an Off Broadway or Broadway theater production. from The New York Times
The show was also participating in the twice annual, six-week fundraiser for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS — where casts, crews and volunteers at Broadway, Off-Broadway and national touring productions around the country deliver post-show speeches and accept donations at theatre exits for one of the nation's leading industry-based HIV/AIDS fundraising and grant-making organizations. from People
The Tonys, formally named the Antoinette Perry Awards and presented by the American Theater Wing and the Broadway League, are the biggest event of the Broadway season — the night when the industry honors the best work presented in the 713 theaters in and around Times Square, each with at least 271 seats, that make up Broadway. from The New York Times
But it lacks the crackling, macabre glee of Steppenwolf's 1996 Broadway production, and the breathlessly sustained tension of Daniel Aukin's fiery revival of Mr. Shepard's "Fool for Love" on Broadway earlier this season. from The New York Times
And what's really interesting right now, there's a show on Broadway right now, "Network", I urge you all to watch the movie and read the book, "Network," it's a Broadway show right now. from Vox
Even in the historic district, new buildings go up, said Mark Dicus, the executive director of the SoHo Broadway Initiative, which includes all buildings that touch on Broadway between Canal and Houston Streets. from The New York Times
"The building, titled TSX Broadway and expected to be complete in 2022, is located at the intersection of 47th Street and Broadway, which Orowitz called "the most trafficked corner in the Western Hemisphere. from Business Insider
He was photographed at "Come Fly Away" on Broadway in 2010, and he and his wife, Melania, were seen at "American Idiot," also in 2010, to name just two Broadway openings he attended. from The New York Times
The train will not run in both directions between Manhattan's 8th Avenue and Brooklyn's Broadway Junction, but it will still operate at the eastern end of the line, from Broadway Junction to Canarsie. from Vice
" [Radiolab's "More Perfect"] — Jan Hoffman, health and behavior reporter • "A group of freelance theater critics, all once affiliated with print publications, banded together to publish online reviews of Broadway and Off Broadway shows. from The New York Times
Facebook has grown substantially at 2111 Broadway, a landmark cast-iron building that was once a department store, on an entire block bounded by Eighth and Ninth Streets, between Broadway and Lafayette Street. from The New York Times
But Edward Albee's comedy about decrepitude (or tragedy about survival) has grown only more powerful since its premiere Off Broadway in 1994, as this spring's brilliantly polished Broadway production by Joe Mantello proved. from The New York Times
In the hours after Broadway shut down for 30 days to slow the spread of the coronavirus, Off Broadway closures followed in a wave — show upon show postponed or suspended or prematurely ended. from The New York Times
He also owned a Broadway theater for a spell in the 1960s, the Eugene O'Neill, and in 20093 had a different Broadway theater named after him, a rare accolade for a living playwright. from The New York Times
I'm writing two Broadway musicals; about to star in the new Ryan Murphy series for FX, "Pose"; directing a Broadway play; touring the country as a recording artist, all on my own terms. from The New York Times
It ran on Broadway for more than four years at the Biltmore Theater, and it has had four Broadway revivals since then, with the 2009 production winning the Tony Award for best revival. from The New York Times
Ms. Anspach (pronounced ONS-bok) had the distinction of playing Sheila, the good-girl-turned-hippie female lead, in the Off Broadway production of the musical "Hair" that immediately preceded the Broadway run. from The New York Times
"I often say Broadway is a wonderful escape from what's going on in the world, and lots of people were escaping last week," Charlotte St. Martin, the president of the Broadway League, said. from The New York Times
"I thought, 'This show will be produced Off Broadway, it will be well received, it will go to Broadway, and this is how I will enter into the musical theater world,'" he said. from The New York Times
The musical will debut on Broadway in March of 2018. from Refinery 29
January 2014 - "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical" opens on Broadway. from CNN
The two made their Broadway debut around the same time. from Refinery 29
It's at the intersection of West 63rd Street and Broadway. from CNN
Even live theaters on Broadway have struggled with the issue. from Vox
The Devil Wears Prada is making its way to Broadway. from Refinery 29
It's not for Broadway shows and shopping in Times Square. from People
Hamilton is one of the most successful Broadway musicals, ever. from Refinery 29
I would love to be in Little Shop on Broadway! from Vice
She also revealed that Frozen was her first Broadway show. from People
Quite the contrary, they hit up Bruce Springsteen's Broadway show. from TMZ
And an adaptation of a recent Broadway play hits Netflix. from The New York Times
The first Cats revival on Broadway since the show's Sept. from Mashable
Public Transportation The nearest subway station is East Broadway Station. from TechCrunch
A bachelorette party on Broadway during a trip to Nashville. from Buzzfeed News
Unfortunately, it's a Broadway musical, not the latest from Universal. from Mashable
The Tony Awards honor theater performed on Broadway each season. from The New York Times
He displayed the technique of a practiced Broadway rehearsal pianist. from The New York Times
KELLIE OVERBEY Shelly (Broadway revival) Leo Burmester was our Bradley. from The New York Times
Hamilton the Broadway show is truly outstanding in ever way. from People
Hamilton the Broadway show is truly outstanding in ever way. from People
The star on the Playbill and the star on Broadway from The New York Times
TARRYTOWN "Ballroom on Broadway," Fred Astaire Tarrytown Dance Studio. Jan. from The New York Times
It is not a return to Broadway by Mr. Shepard. from The New York Times
Ms McGinnis and Mr. Nolan have each played Broadway leads. from The New York Times
Broadway Stages spent another $500,000 to shore up the roofs. from The New York Times
But it can't be weirder than the Broadway costumes, right? from Mashable
Broadway baby: Audra McDonald and Will Swenson are new parents! from People
His play was optioned for Broadway but never produced there. from The New York Times
Beyond Broadway, TodayTix has had more success within the industry. from The New York Times
In 1856, Bartholomew Burke was found dead inside 378 Broadway. from Fox News
And Ballas won't be the only Broadway star in Ballroom. from People
As is customary on Broadway, the show must go on! from People
Encore: Movie Partners Sing Broadway – Barbra Streisand Best Dance Recording from People
They dream of one day performing on a Broadway stage. from People
Most people can't enjoy Broadway on a daily basis. But! from Refinery 29
Critics justly rue the paucity of female playwrights on Broadway. from Economist
Broadway regulars Andy Karl and Christian Borle were also nominated. from People
For most of 9.993, #Ham4Ham brought Broadway directly to fans. from Vox
Broadway is still reeling from Spring Awakening's 0003 Tony win. from Refinery 29
They're the toughest tickets to get right now on Broadway. from People
Check out what the blockbuster hit Hamilton did to Broadway. from CNN
The play will run on Broadway for decades to come. from People
"I love Broadway, it's super dope," he told Ellen DeGeneres. from CNBC
Indeed, Broadway appears to be much more progressive than Hollywood. from New Republic
So now she's being treated to standing ovations on Broadway. from Refinery 29
Kaitlyn Bristowe is hoping to break a leg … on Broadway! from People
Then came the visual adaptations — Broadway, Hulu, what have you. from Refinery 29
Mean Girls is coming to Broadway — and it's totally fetch! from People
When Broadway gets involved though, it's pretty much game over. from Mashable
The first musical he saw on Broadway was Les Misérables. from People
They've hated on popular broadway plays, movie franchises and beverages. from Mashable
The Broadway version opened on Thursday at the Hudson Theatre. from CNN
Since then, Dewan started dating Broadway actor Steve Kazee, 43. from People
Spacey had befriended Rapp while they were performing on Broadway. from Axios
We all produced a play together on Broadway called FELA. from Mashable
Even talk, which I'm open to, of a Broadway opportunity. from People
If I can be on Broadway, it would be fantastic. from CNBC
Broadway theaters reopened after shows were canceled the evening before. from Reuters