What musicals are closing on Broadway in April 2025? The following Broadway musicals are scheduled to close in April 2025: No shows are scheduled to close in April 2025.

After all the Tony-chasing reaches its finish line in early June comes the time when New York audiences and performers ... seeing a Hollywood star come to Broadway. What happens if the heir ...

With “Glengarry Glen Ross” and “Good Night and Good Luck” becoming big earners and “Waiting for Godot” and “Dog Day Afternoon ...

Daniel Goldstein, who is directing the 20th anniversary production of “All Shook Up” at the Goodspeed Opera House, was involved with the Elvis-themed musical when Goodspeed gave it a pre-Broadway ...

Here's how to watch and what to know about presenters and performers as the 2025 Tony Awards honor the best of Broadway.

NEW YORK — To help clinch ... season’s most exhilarating new musicals, “Operation Mincemeat” and “Buena Vista Social Club,” which opened on Broadway this week, are jaw-dropping in ...

Two new musicals are telling Latino stories in New York City. And they’re bringing new audiences to Broadway theaters. In New York, where almost 30% of the population identifies as Hispanic ...

Earlier this month I found myself sitting in the dark in the Lucille Lortel Theatre in New York’s West Village, frozen in place as I watched the actor Andrew Scott perform a love scene opposite ...

NEW YORK — Three-time Tony Award-winner Charles ... In a career that spanned more than 50 years, Strouse wrote more than a dozen Broadway musicals, as well as film scores and “Those Were ...

Watch on Deadline Whether Phantom‘s New York return will be part of ... Theatre on Broadway in 1988 and became one of Broadway’s best-loved musicals, making stars of Michael Crawford and ...

worldwide hit over the holidays (and in which Menzel has a cameo), while this spring in New York, some of the earliest work of Jonathan Larson, the late creator of “Rent,” got an Off Broadway ...

NEW YORK — A great roar of approval rolls around ... At that moment at the Marquis, anyone who loves Broadway theater and adores its creativity surely was justified in throwing up their hands ...