5 ART Shows to Make the Broadway Move
Boston’s ART will have sent five shows to Broadway in just three years as of next March, when “Finding Neverland” opens in New York.
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Boston’s ART will have sent five shows to Broadway in just three years as of next March, when “Finding Neverland” opens in New York.
Where are the ladies? and other reactions from the Internet about our Top 10 Most-Produced Play list.
New Long Beach, Ca. company debuts with revival of Off-Broadway “Frankenstein” tuner.
Offerings include plays helmed by Darko Tresnjak, Rebecca Taichman and Scott Ellis.
An award named for one musical theatre eminence, bestowed on another theatre giant (who has a few musicals under his belt, too).
Things to watch on a Friday night: a symphonic “Sweeney,” or cast-album commentary tracks for “Bridges of Madison County.”
Robert Serrell has been promoted to executive director of the Barrow Group Theatre Company.
A group of artists are calling for changes to business as usual in L.A. theatre, gender problems are duly noted on both sides of the pond, and more.
Matt Chapuran most recently was in charge of institutional giving at the Huntington Theatre Company.
Gina Vernaci takes on a new leadership role at Cleveland’s PlayhouseSquare, where she’s worked since 1984.