On The Twentieth Century Begins Previews On February 13, 2015 At The American Airlines Theatre, Starring Kristin Chenoweth And Peter Gallagher.

Helen Mirren Stars In The Audience, Which Begins Broadway Previews On February 14, 2015. This Is A Transfer From The West End, For A Limited Engagement.

In The Week Ending February 15, 2015, Broadway Showed Excellent Box Office The Audience And On The Twentieth Century Began Previews.

The Elephant Man, Starring Bradley Cooper Wraps Up Its Run At The Booth Theatre On Saturday, January 21, 2015, One Day Early Due To Scheduling Conflict.

You Can’t Take It With You Concludes Its Run At The Longacre Theatre On Sunday, February 22, 2015. It Received Fairly Positive Reviews But Mediocre Box Office.

A Delicate Balance By Edward Albee, Directed By Pam Mackinnon, Concludes Its Broadway Run At The John Golden Theatre. It Stars Glenn Close, And John Lithgow.

In The Week Ending February 22, 2015, About Half The Shows Saw An Increase In Sales, While Others Declined. Two New Shows Show Great Promise At The Box Office.

The Heidi Chronicles Began Previews On February 23, 2015 Starring Elisabeth Moss, Jason Biggs, And Bryce Pinkham, And Directed By Pam Mackinnon.

Disgraced Concluded Its Run On March 1, 2015 At The Lyceum Theatre, Starring Gretchen Mol And Josh Radnor. The Show Finished Closed In The Black.

In The Week Ending March 1, 2015, Broadway Had A Fairly Slow Week. The Heidi Chronicles Began Previews With Disappointing Ticket Sales.

John Cameron Mitchell Sustained A Knee Injury On February 7, 2015. Michael C. Hall, Who Previously Held The Role, Replaced Him For One Week.

Larry David Made His Broadway Debut In Fish In The Dark, Which Opened This Week Receiving Mixed To Negative Reviews Despite Extraordinary Box Office.

Helen Mirren Stars As Queen Elizabeth II In The Audience, Which Just Opened On Broadway To Generally Positive Reviews. The Box Office Has Also Been Excellent.

In The Week Ending March 8, 2015, Most Shows Stayed The Same From The Week Before. Fish In The Dark And The Audience, Showed A Slight Decline In Sales.

The King And I Began Performances On March 12, 2015, Starring Kelli O’Hara And Ken Watanabe, Featuring Fan-Favorite Songs And Original Choreography.

An American In Paris, Directed And Choreographed By Christopher Wheeldon, Begins Previews On March 13, 2015 At The Palace Theatre, After A Run In Paris.

In The Week Ending March 15, 2015, Five New Shows Began Previews: The King And I, An American In Paris, Skylight, Finding Neverland, And Hand To God.

Skylight, Written By David Hare And Directed By Stephen Daldry, Began Previews At The John Golden Theatre On Friday Night, Starring Carey Mulligan.

Constellations Played Its Final Performance At Broadway’s Samuel J. Friedman Theatre On March 15, 2015. Mediocre Box Office But Excellent Reviews.

Hand To God Began Previews On March 14, 2015 At The Booth Theatre, After Several Productions Off-Broadway. This Irreverent Show Has Big No Stars, Only Comedy.

In The Week Ending March 22, 2015, Three New Shows Began Performances: It Shoulda Been You, Gigi, And Wolf Hall: Parts 1 And 2, With Low Box Office Numbers.

Finding Neverland Began Previews On March 15, 2015. Produced By Harvey Weinstein And Directed By Diane Paulus, Starring Kelsey Grammer And Matthew Morrison.

On The Twentieth Century, starring Kristin Chenoweth, Opened At The American Airlines Theatre In A Roundabout Theatre Company Production With Great Reviews.

It Shoulda Been You, Directed By David Hyde Pierce, Starring Tyne Daly, Began Previews On March 17, 2015, Opening Night Is Scheduled For April 14, 2015.