Cats Took One Day Off Due To A Water Supply Break. Paramour Takes Four Days Off Due To Creative Issues.
Hamilton's Popularity Decline Hidden By Lack Of Secondary Market Ticket Sales Data Transparency And Not Enough Available Ticket Inventory.
Julie Taymor Is Set To Direct Broadway Show, A Revival Of M. Butterfly By David Henry Hwang With Performances Starting Late February 2017.
Finding Neverland Played Its Final Performance On August 21, 2016 After Running For Over A Year And Earning No Tony Award Nominations.
Oslo Will Transfer To Broadway, Hello Dolly Pushed Its First Preview By Two Days, And An American In Paris Will Close Three Months Early.
A New Musical Featuring The Music And Life Story Of Pat Benatar And Her Husband Guitarist Neil Giraldo Will Come To Broadway.
Three Nonconventional Shows Are Playing Broadway This Fall: Lewis Black, Alton Brown, And Frankie Valli Each For A Limited Engagement.
Alex Timbers Will Be Replaced As The Director Of The Stage Musical Of Disney’s Frozen Which Is Still In Development.
A Production Of Ragtime Will Be Staged As A One Night Concert Version On Ellis Island Thematically Reflecting The Beauty Of The Musical.
In This Election Year, Broadway Is Experiencing A Downturn, With 10 Shows Closing Between Mid-July And The End Of The Year.
TKTS Has A New Pop Up At Lincoln Center From August To October To Appeal To New Yorkers To Offer Discount Ticket Deals.
Fully Committed Closes On Broadway On July 31, 2016 After A Moderately Successful Run Starring Jesse Tyler Ferguson.
Shuffle Along Closed On July 24, 2016 Due To The Maternity Leave Of Audra Mcdonald Along With The Poor Reception At The Tony Awards.
Motown Returned To Broadway After A Year And A Half Hiatus On National Tour, Closed Suddenly Due To Poor Ticket Sales.
The Crucible, Starring Saoirse Ronan Concluded On Broadway With An Acclaimed Run, But No Tony Awards, And In The Red.
Cats Returns To Broadway After Being The Longest-Running Show For Some Time, Now The Fourth Longest-Running Show.
