Four New Shows Began Previews In The Week Ending March 29, 2015: Fun Home, Dr. Zhivago, The Visit, And Something Rotten!, Hoping To Generate Buzz.

In The Week Ending April 5, 2015, Two New Shows Began Performances – Living On Love And Airline Highway, With Mediocre Box Office Performance.

In The Week Ending April 12, 2015, The Audience And Fish In The Dark Performed Well. While Airline Highway, Living On Love, And The Visit Performed Poorly.

In The Week Ending April 19, 2015, An American In Paris Made It Into The Millionaire’s Club. Wolf Hall And Something Rotten Remain Steady.

In The Week Ending April 26, 2015, Four Shows Performed Poorly, Including The Heidi Chronicles Which Has Scheduled Its Closing Night Of May 3, 2015.

Fun Home Began Previews On March 27, 2015. The Show Is The First Major Musical About A Lesbian, And It Is Getting Great Buzz But Hasn’t Picked Up At The Box Office.

Airline Highway, Produced By Lisa D’Amour, Began Previews On April 1, 2015. Box Office Sales Have Been Struggling And The Show Only Received Mixed Reviews.

Skylight, starring Carey Mulligan and Bill Nighy opened at the John Golden Theatre on April 2, 2015. It received rave reviews and seven Tony nominations.

Hand To God Opened At The Booth Theatre On April 7, 2015 Starring Steven Boyer, To Rave Reviews, Having Secured Five Tony Award Nominations And Improving Box Office...

Gigi, starring Vanessa Hudgens and Victoria Clark, Opened On April 8, 2015 At The Neil Simon Theatre. It Received Mix Reviews, Only One Tony Nod For Best Featured A...

Wolf Hall Parts One And Two Opened At The Winter Garden Theatre On April 9, 2015, Receiving Great Reviews And Eight Tony Nominations.

It Shoulda Been You, Directed By David Hyde Pierce Opened On April 14, 2015 To Mixed Reviews, And Box Office Is Struggling To Stay Afloat.

Finding Neverland Opened On April 15, 2015 To Negative Reviews, And It Failed To Receive Any Tony Nominations, Still Remains Strong In Box Office.

Doctor Zhivago, Directed By Des Mcanuff, Closed On May 10, 2015 After Failing To Receive Any Tony Nominations And Struggling At The Box Office.

The Heidi Chronicles Played Its Final Performance On May 3, 2015, Closing After 80 Performances Including Previews. Elisabeth Moss Was Nominated For A Tony.

The Tony Nominations Are Out, With The Best Musical Nominees Being An American In Paris, Fun Home, Something Rotten, And The Visit. Award Ceremony On June 7th 2015

Two Tony-Winning Broadway Stars, Alan Cumming And Kristin Chenoweth, Will Host The 69th Annual Tony Awards At Radio City Music Hall On June 7, 2015.

Living On Love, Starring Renée Fleming, Directed By Kathleen Marshall, Closes After Just A Month Of Performances Due To Low Box Office Response And No Tony Nominati...

Tony Nominations Were Announced This Past Week. An American In Paris And Fun Home Were Nominated For Best Musical But Didn’t Change Much At The Box Office.

An Act Of God Began Previews Starring Jim Parsons, Directed By Joe Mantello, And Written By David Javerbaum Based On His Memoir.

In The Week Ending May 10, 2015, An Act Of God Did Well In Its First Week. Increases Were Seen By It’s Only A Play, On The Twentieth Century, And Something Rotten!

In The Week Ending May 17, 2015, Broadway Had An Excellent Week With Over $2 Million Increase In Overall Box Office Across The 33 Shows.

Four New Shows Opened That Are Vying For Best Musical At The Tony Awards: Something Rotten!, The Visit, An American In Paris, And Fun Home.

In The Week Ending May 24, 2015, The Visit Is Barely Holding On, But Something Rotten! Broke Through The Million Dollar Mark, Attaining Hit Status.