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The filmed production of Hadestown is expanding its theatrical footprint after securing a record-breaking debut weekend at the box office.
The stage adaptation of Prince’s iconic film and album ‘Purple Rain’ is officially set to open on Broadway in spring 2027.
Cat Cohen’s record‑high Oura Ring scores and a hit off‑Broadway run turn a personal stroke into a cultural punchline.
The Broadway musical Hadestown arrives in cinemas, sparking discourse on the future of stage-to-screen adaptations.
Actor Aaron Tveit is set to return to the Broadway production of Moulin Rouge! The Musical for a final limited engagement before the show closes.
Suri Cruise, 20, is pursuing a professional path in performance arts, confirming a transition into theater.
Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of New York’s Public Theater, is set to depart his role after a 23-year tenure.
'Cats: The Jellicle Ball' ends its Broadway run sooner than expected—final show set for August 8.
Broadway performer and Cal State Fullerton professor Josh Grisetti has died at age 44.
A new autobiographical musical, 'Dolly: A True Original Musical,' is set to debut on Broadway in 2027 to coincide with Dolly Parton’s 81st birthday.
Billy Porter’s sudden medical crisis spotlights a rare but deadly condition: urosepsis.
Broadway’s first Black-female-led *Mean Girls* reboot casts three Tony-nominated stars in a fall premiere
Public interest rises in summer theater programming as New York City and national festivals announce free outdoor productions and concert series.