The program was established to support the next generation of creative producers, and renamed in honor of the late director and producer Harold Prince.

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The stage musical, itself adapted from the 1952 musical film, has a new adaptation for young performers.

The Tony-winning Broadway producer succeeds John Carrion.

Fans flocked to the Nederlander Theatre for once last chance to see Tony winner Idina Menzel in the musical she co-created with director Tina Landau.

Christopher Abbott, Austin Pendleton, and more will star in the work, set in the dressing room of an Off-Broadway Hamlet.

Commissioned by Thomas Hopkins Productions, this is the latest turn in the musical's multi-decade development period.

Chad Larabee will direct the new work from Brett Boles and Bonnie Logan.

Ashley Rodbro directs the new musical that reimagines The Three Stooges as a trio of sisters.

Will Swenson starred in the musical's Broadway bow in 2022.

The competition provides high school students with the chance to develop and showcase original musical compositions that could potentially become part of full-scale productions.

Produced by Working Theater and the Broadway Advocacy Coalition, the festival pairs new plays with an advocacy coalitions working at the frontlines of social change.

The 2025 awards will be presented in June at a ceremony at Green Fig in New York City.

The Best Musical nominee saw increases in excess of $200,000 at the box office last week.

The free annual event celebrating Black artistry and culture will feature cast members from 17 Broadway shows.

The high-grossing revival broke Palace Theatre box-office records last week.

Marcia Milgrom Dodge will direct the classic Oscar Wilde comedy.

The project looks to welcome, celebrate, inspire, and connect Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities with Broadway.

Stevie Walker-Webb is directing the musical formerly known as Gun & Powder.

Starring and co-written by Clooney, the screen-to-stage play is the first in Broadway history to gross more than $4 million in one week.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the 2026 state budget into law May 9.

The program is an extension of Page's commitment to reinvigorating Shakespeare's texts, most recently seen in his solo show All the Devils Are Here.

The move will add Broadway Licensing, Dramatists Play Service, Playscripts, and Stage Rights to the already massive Concord Theatricals catalogue.

The contest supports up-and-coming musical theatre writers looking to break into the commercial industry.

The agency created campaigns for shows including Hadestown, Hamilton, Rent, and more.

The Broadway Cares fundraiser features a poker tournament for all levels and other casino games.

The first woman to hold the position, Schaffzin moves into the role after nearly 30 years with the company.

Watson has served as executive vice president of SINE Digital, in-house brand director for Josh Groban and TourDForce Productions, and more.

The non-profit selected 30 directors to receive this year's fellowships, assistantships, residencies, and programs.

Led by and co-written by George Clooney, the screen-to-stage play is the first non-musical ever to join The $4 Million Club.

Due to Trump's plans to eliminate the NEA, a number of workers are resigning, including Greg Reiner, the NEA’s director of theatre.

Noah Himmelstein will direct Matthew Puckett's original musical.

Finalists included Cole Escola's Oh, Mary! and Itamar Moses's The Ally.

A variety of new work development, conferences, and institutes have been revealed by the industry stalwart.

The Public Theater, Actors' Equity, and others are vowing to fight back against the funding cuts.

Hilary Kole, John Pagano, and Ta-Tynisa Wilson will perform nearly 50 songs by the late singer-songwriter.

The agency has also announced the appointment of Joey Barglowski as senior video editor and Olufemi Leverett as art director.

Did you know that Broadway has a rewards program, with benefits including hard-to-get tickets, show merch, and more?

Leading the fundraisers were Broadway's Sunset Blvd. and Good Night, and Good Luck.

Andy Karl, Gabrielle Elisabeth, Bradley Dean, and more will star in the invitation-only presentations.

Arbus will succeed Founding Artistic Director Jeffrey Horowitz.

Richard H. Blake directs the new work from Scott Wilkinson and Eric C. Webb.

As we approach the end of the season, we are on track to beat last season by 20%.

The series is powered by the Primary Wave Music catalogue, which includes Can't Hardly Wait, Girls Just Want to Have Fun, and more.

Tom Smedes, Michael Coco, and Bruce Robert Harris will be the Broadway "sharks" at the event, which is open to the public.

The foursome will work with Indhu Rubasingham and Robert Hastie.

Beth Leavel, Bonnie Milligan, Christopher Fitzgerald, Kevin Chamberlin, and Tomas Matos are co-starring.

The Alexander Sage Oyen-Michael Dovid musical features a rock-pop-Romani fusion score.

Lena Dunham and Jessica Huang are co-writing the book.

The production company is also adapting the romcom Music and Lyrics for the stage.