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Geno Segers will no longer be part of the Broadway cast of Hadestown after his casting drew online outrage due to his social media postings. “The producers of Hadestown and Geno Segers have mutually agreed that Mr. Segers will no longer join the Broadway production. Additional casting will be announced shortly,” the production said in…
Sam Rockwell is bringing a new revival of A View from the Bridge to New York. Rockwell will star as Eddie, alongside Marin Ireland as Beatrice and Alfred Molina as Alfieri in Arthur Miller’s tragic family drama, directed by Neil Pepe. Rockwell is also producing the play, alongside partner Mark Berger, at La MaMa’s Ellen…
The Dolly Parton musical is set for Broadway this winter. The show, now titled Dolly: A True Original Musical, is scheduled to begin previews at the St. James Theatre on Dec. 7, ahead of a Jan. 19 opening night, which also marks Parton’s 81st birthday. The musical about Parton’s life and career comes to Broadway after…
The Tony Awards opening number Sunday saw Pink suspended from the rafters and lifting Neil Patrick Harris up in the air with her legs while belting, Megan Thee Stallion rapping about a best musical nominee and Lea Michele making jokes about not winning awards. And then there was the lyric now etched into popular culture:…
Pink returned to the Moulin Rouge for a star-studded opening to the 2026 Tonys, singing Broadway-themed lyrics to her hit “Lady Marmalade” cover from the movie musical’s soundtrack. The singer began, though, by honoring a different, older musical: Peter Pan. Suspended high above the stage and twirling around, Pink sang “I’m flying” before former Tonys…
If Schmigadoon!, the Broadway adaptation of the Emmy-winning TV series of the same name, wins any of the field-leading 12 Tonys for which it is nominated at Sunday night’s Tony Awards ceremony — and it is the favorite to win several, including the most coveted of all Tonys, best musical — it would represent an historic…
The Broadway tax credit has returned after running out of funds late last year. As part of the recently passed New York state budget, Gov. Kathy Hochul allocated an additional $150 million for the tax credit program, which started in 2021 and had been doling out about $100 million to Broadway and Off-Broadway productions annually….
For decades, Hudson Valley Shakespeare performed under a simple tent — seasonal, transient, and entirely at the mercy of the elements. That changed this May with the completion of the Samuel H. Scripps Theater Center in Garrison, New York, designed by Studio Gang. The project marks the first-ever permanent home for Hudson Valley Shakespeare (HVS),…
Chess will close earlier than expected, with a final Broadway performance on June 21. The musical revival, starring Lea Michele, Aaron Tveit and Nicholas Christopher, ends its run after about seven months on Broadway. Michele previously announced she would be leaving the show June 21, but the musical had put tickets on sale through mid-September…
Just in Time has recouped its $12.5 million capitalization, becoming the first Broadway musical of the 2024-25 season to reach that milestone. The musical, about singer Bobby Darrin, began performances March 31, 2025, at Broadway’s Circle in the Square Theatre, and opened April 26, with Jonathan Groff originating the role of Darrin and singing hits…