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The most popular posts of the month: July.

By On August 1, 2011 · 2 Comments

I have to say, admitting that July is no longer with us gets me a little depressed.  So let's make August one heck of a last summer month!  Let's see what you got your interest this past month.

The most read post of the month:  Have you heard [...]

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It’s official: Broadway to Off is not just a fad. It’s a phenom.

By On June 9, 2011 · 9 Comments

Earlier this week, Million Dollar Quartet announced that it would be closing June 12th.  

But it won't be gone for good.

MDQ will become the latest show to transfer from Broadway to Off-Broadway as it moves into New World Stages in July.  

It's the fourth show to make such [...]

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If Glee had a baby, it would be named . . .

By On May 17, 2011 · 14 Comments

. . . Smash.

One of the best bits of news to hit Broadway in years happened just last week, when NBC officially ordered episodes of the new pilot entitled, Smash.  What's it about?

It's about the making of a Broadway musical.

As one of our industry vets once told me, [...]

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The wizards behind our curtains.

By On May 13, 2011 · 1 Comment

Yesterday marked the last day of the annual Broadway League Spring Road Conference, the four-day-long conference for Producers and Presenters from all over the country that’s filled with keynotes, cocktail parties, and lots of Tony lobbying. (This is when a ton of the voters from outside the tri-state see the shows [...]

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When are the worst times of the year for Broadway shows?

By On May 12, 2011 · 9 Comments

If you asked anyone when the worst weeks of the year are for Broadway, I’d bet you the brand new pre-release of The Book of Mormon CD that I got yesterday the answer you’d hear would be September and January.

But is that true?

I’ve never been a fan of anecdotal evidence, [...]

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