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May 8, 2018
As the 2017-2018 Broadway season nears its final weeks, producers and performers alike are hoping to be a part of the next big hit that stays on the Great White Way for years to come. With more and more high-profile shows hoping for a lengthy lease on their theater, we combed through all 790 Broadway […]
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New York City attracts people from all over the world. In 2015, 58.5 million visitors took a bite out of the Big Apple. As one of the city’s biggest draws, Broadway also brings in crowds from all over: 63% of ticket sales in the 2015-16 season came from tourists. So when you are creating a campaign for […]
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Apple picking, pumpkin carving, cardigan wearing: autumn, we love you. The only thing that could make this beautiful season even better is this list of must-see shows playing in NYC this fall: Oh Hello, on Broadway September 23 – January 8 What is it? Nick Kroll and John Mulaney bring their popular alter egos Gil […]
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The Tony Awards are just days away!! *doing full Thoroughly Modern Millie choreography on the inside* The 70th Annual Tony Awards are happening live this Sunday, June 12 at 8/7c! But you don’t have to be at the Beacon Theatre in NYC to have a Tony’s night to remember. With our tips, you can throw […]
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We officially have a new favorite holiday: World Puppetry Day! On Monday, March 21, puppets and puppeteers from all over the city joined Avenue Q to celebrate World Puppetry Day! And it was awesome!! Rod and Kate Monster kicked things off with a special press event on the TKTS stairs. Pterodactyls, life-sized horses, one-eyed monsters, […]
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If Anthony Rapp builds it, Broadway fans will come. The first ever BroadwayCon hit NYC last weekend (along with 26.8 inches of snow) and it was awesome! This three-day theatre convention–co-created by Rapp with a portion of proceeds benefitting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS–was the ultimate fan experience. With a schedule of panels, workshops, and performances […]
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Oh hey, Times Square. We almost didn’t recognize you. These days on Broadway, rent isn’t just a musical: it’s a problem. Many stores in Times Square are feeling the weight of increasing costs, creating an ever-changing landscape. Most recently, Toys”R”Us closed its famous flagship store, pointing an accusatory finger at high rent, and making room […]
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