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Harry Potter And The Cursed Child Parts 1 And 2 Will Go Up Against The Other Kid-Shows On Broadway In 2018, Which Broadway Shows Will Win This Demographic?

Amélie The Musical Has Opened At The Walter Kerr Theatre On Broadway, Receiving A Variety Of Mixed Reviews From Critics Despite The Cherished Film Upon Which It Is ...

The Play That Goes Wrong Opened On Broadway To Mixed Reviews From Major Critics, Despite The Wild Success That This Slapstick Comedy Has Been Receiving In London

Bandstand Began Previews At The Jacobs Theatre On Broadway Starring Laura Osnes And Corey Cott, In A Production Directed And Choreographed By Andy Blankenbuehler

A Doll’s House, Part 2, A New Play On Broadway By Lucas Hnath Which Explores The Next Chapter Of A Doll’s House, Begins Previews In A Production Directed By Sam Gol...

Broadway's Spring Is In Full Swing, As The Box Office Seems To Have Reached A Settling Point, “Indecent” And “Six Degrees Of Separation” Began Previews For Upcoming...

Weekly Broadway Show Ticket Sales Analysis: April 9, 2017. The top five shows for this week are: Hamilton, Lion King, Hello Dolly!, Wicked and Aladdin

Sara Bareilles Steps Into The Lead Role Of Waitress On Broadway, Assuming The Spotlight From Jessie Mueller In The Lead Part Of The Musical She Marvelously Composed

The Little Foxes By Lillian Hellman Began Previews At The Samuel J. Friedman Theatre On Broadway Starring The Talented Laura Linney And Cynthia Nixon In Alternating...

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Began Previews At The Lunt-Fontanne Theatre On Broadway To Great Buzz And Strong Box Office, Starring Christian Borle As Willy Won...

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Led The Exciting New Shows This Past Week On Broadway, Which Also Include The Little Foxes, Bandstand, And A Doll’S House, Part 2

Weekly Broadway Show Ticket Sales. Week ending in April 2, 2017. The top five shows for this week are: Hamilton, Lion King, Hello Dolly!, Wicked and Aladdin

TEDX Broadway 2017 review, with a focus on the three elements of this years event: Stories, People and Community. Hosted by Damian Bazadona and Jim McCarthy

It Is No Secret That Broadway Shows With The Financial Backing From Celebrities Have A Much Lower Rate Of Success As The Show May Be More About Their Ego Than Art

Anastasia Began Previews At The Broadhurst Theatre On Broadway In A New Production With A Book By Terrence Mcnally, Music By Stephen Flaherty, And Lyrics By Lynn Ah...

Hello, Dolly! Leads The Broadway Box Office In Gross Potential, Closely Followed By Sunday In The Park With George, Third Is Anastasia, Which Began Previews This Pa...