Tony Award News
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“Kinky Boots” and other top Tony Award contenders saw ticket sales jump last week as Broadway overall grossed $24.3 million.
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Producers of Broadway’s critically unloved “Orphans” said yesterday that the revival’s run will end May 19, six weeks earlier than the planned June 30 closing.
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Last week Warren Buffett dipped a toe in the Twitter-sphere, but don’t expect his friend David Rubenstein to follow suit.
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The Virgin Mary, Snow White, Jack Donaghy and a sober Texan all had a tough go of it on Broadway last week, as plays and even some musicals struggled in the final days before the deadline for Tony Awards nominations.
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Just in time for the Tony Awards deadline, Alan Cumming is reprising his mental-case “Macbeth” on Broadway.
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With Broadway shows opening nightly ahead of the April 25 deadline for Tony Award eligibility, the musicals “Matilda” and “Kinky Boots” and plays starring Tom Hanks and Bette Midler had their best weeks yet.
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The Irish pub party starts early for those arriving at the Phoenix Theatre to see “Once.”
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“The Book of Mormon” has had a mixed reception from the London critics.
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As the title character of Broadway’s “Matilda” prepares hair dye to exact revenge on her nasty dad and his pompadour, she sings in a tribute to naughtiness: “Just because you find that life’s not fair it/ Doesn’t mean you just have to grin and bear it.”
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“ Memphis ,” a crowd-pleasing show costing roughly $12 million about a white disc jockey in the 1950s and a black female R&B singer he champions, won the Tony Award for top Broadway musical last night in New York.
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