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  6 days ago

  Nathan Alan Davis Goes Into the Woods

  americantheatre.org - American Theatre Editors

  The fourth of this prolific playwright's 2023 premieres, 'The Refuge Plays,' is also his most ambitious and searching.

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  1 day ago

  Carole Rothman to End 45-Year Tenure at Second Stage Theater

  The New York Times - Michael Paulson

  Carole Rothman, the president and artistic director of Second Stage Theater, will step down next spring after 45 years with the organization.The move is a major development in the world of New York’s large nonprofit theaters, several of which have leaders who have been in their jobs for three to …

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  21 hours ago

  ‘CABARET,’ AT $24 MILLION, IS BROADWAY’S COSTLIEST REVIVAL (EXCLUSIVE)

  broadwayjournal.com

  Investing in Cabaret at the August Wilson Theatre might seem like a safe bet. Until you see the price tag.

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  1 day ago

  Concerts Celebrating 15 Years of the Jimmy Awards to Play 54 Below

  Playbill - By Margaret Hall

  Previous Jimmy Awards finalists have included Justin Cooley, Casey Likes, Andrew Barth Feldman, Reneé Rapp, and more. The Jimmy Awards are approaching …

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  22 hours ago

  Nederlander Organization Drops Ticketmaster, Will Launch Own Ticketing Service

  Playbill - By Logan Culwell-Block

  The move is part of a rapidly changing ticket landscape on the Main Stem. According to a report in Forbes, the Nederlander Organization, one of …

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  3 days ago

  Jeremy O. Harris, Before and After “Slave Play”

  The New Yorker - Vinson Cunningham

  When the first coronavirus lockdowns went into effect, and the global mood was a moan of quiet agitation and fear, the playwright Jeremy O. Harris was living in a two-story apartment in London. He had travelled there for a production of his play “Daddy,” about a young Black artist who has fallen …