Donna Murphy and Bette Midler will return to Hello, Dolly! for the final six weeks of the run after Bernadette Peters concludes, with Murphy playing six performance...
Escape to Margaritaville has announced that it will play its final Broadway performance on July 1, 2018 after earning no Tony nominations and mediocre reviews.
Three Tall Women will close on June 24, 2018 after a nine-performance week, as an additional show has been added on the final show day.
The Boys in the Band opened to largely positive reviews, and is performing amazingly at the box office.
My Fair Lady saw an increase in ticket sales, while Hamilton saw a decrease in ticket sales, and the Tony nominees are gearing up for the awards next weekend.
The lowest grossing Broadway Shows for week ending 05-27-18 are Angels In America, Spongebob Squarepants, Anastasia, Chicago, Kinky Boots, Beautiful, A Bronx Tale, ...
Children of a Lesser God concluded performances at Studio 54, directed by Kenny Leon, and starring Joshua Jackson and Lauren Ridloff.
Frozen and Escape to Margaritaville are both launching national tours in the fall of 2019, even though the Broadway shows are performing at opposite ends of the cha...
Some Like It Hot will become a new Broadway musical to premiere in 2020, with songs by Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman, produced by the Shuberts, Neil Meron, and Cra...
To Kill a Mockingbird will be on the Broadway stage this fall as planned, following a settlement of the ongoing litigation between the producer Scott Rudin and the ...
Long-running musicals led the pack at the box office this past week, and The Boys in the Band is poised to become the hit of the summer.
The lowest grossing Broadway Shows for week ending 05-20-18 were Anastasia, Beautiful, Kinky Boots, Chicago, School of Rock, Spongebob Squarepants, Escape To Margar...
The Play That Goes Wrong will close at the end of August, while Kenny Leon's Children of a Lesser God will close at the end of May.
The Tony Awards has announced its nominations, and quite a few deserving contenders were snubbed, while there were also some surprises.
Kenneth Lonergan’s Lobby Hero closed on Broadway, following a run with positive reviews but moderate box office, and three Tony nominations.
The Broadway box office saw a healthy week leading up to Mother’s Day, although Hamilton decreased the most of any show this past week.
