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New DEATH OF A SALESMAN Revival to Open Day After Current Revival Closes
by Brady Thomas. @cbradyt. NEW YORK, NY. — Gird your loins folks, because Arthur Miller is back on the menu! Per an exclusive scoop here at The Broadway Beat, a new staging of Death of a Salesman will debut at the Majestic Theatre on August 10th, 2026, one day after the closing of the current running revival. “I guess Broadway can’t get enough of that sweet Salesman energy!” exclaimed Daisy Jenkins, self-proclaimed Arthur Miller superfan. “Let me tell you, it was agonizing h

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WICKED to Combat Decline in Ticket Sales by...
by Edward Precht. @pertoltprecht. By Universal Stage Productions, Marc Platt, Jon B. Platt, and David Stone - http://www.wickedthemusical.com/ozdust_boutique/, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=2324179 NEW YORK, NY – Whether it be the late summer slump, the fresh crop of new shows, or the negative critical reception of the second film, Wicked has seen a steady decline in ticket sales in the past few weeks. Earlier today, the Wicked producers released a join

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REVIEW: SCHMIGADOON! Continues the Rich Theatrical Tradition of Doing TV First in Order to Do Broadway
by Ben Schrager. Instagram: @ben.schrager. Bluesky: @benschrager.bsky.social NEW YORK, NY - As a renowned critic, many people stop me on the streets and grab me by the lapel, crying out that the classic traditions of Broadway’s Golden Age are dead. While my tailor is grateful for the work, I am happy to inform these people that there’s still one show that lovingly embraces its rich history. I’m talking, of course, about Schmigadoon! which places itself firmly in the great the

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Broadway to Fly Blood-Stained Handkerchiefs at Half-Mast in Honor of MOULIN ROUGE! Closing
by HaleyJane Rose. @haleyisfamous. NEW YORK, NY - It was revealed today that the theatre district will fly large white handkerchiefs covered in blood at half-mast, in order to honor Broadway’s Moulin Rouge! closing after seven years. “The show is dying, so we theatre people will portray that in the only way we know how: dramatically unveiling a stark white handkerchief stained with red,” noted producer Liliana Kelpo, signing construction permits for the Six honorary reflectin

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Post-Show Talkback Rapidly Devolving Into Competition of Which Audience Member Most Insightful of All
by Matt Keeley. @reallymattkeeley. PORTLAND - Following initial statements from cast and production staff at the Friday evening talkback, participants found themselves in a rapidly escalating contest of which one of them was most insightful of them all. “We take great pride in producing elevated work that respects our audiences’ intellectual depth,” extolled Artistic Director Nöel Jaconde, to a room full of blithe yet detached murmured concurrence. “And what better opportunit

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Cryptic Meaning? We Sat Down with the Ghost from PARANORMAL ACTIVITY and He Just Kept Saying “Sir I’m an Usher, Please Let Me Do My Job”
by Zach Raffio. @zachraffio. NEW YORK, NY - Boo, baby! We sat down with the spooky-ooky ghost from Broadway’s Paranormal Activity, and he (it?) kept relaying the same eerie, cryptic message: “Sir I’m an usher, I am at work and just need to do my job.” We’ve got goosebumps! We first caught this creature of the night as we were struggling to find our seat (our ticket had a row and seat number, but that could mean anything). The spectre asked us if we needed help, and the crazie

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Staples™ x The Broadway Beat: Your Theatre Kid Back-To-School Shopping List
by Zach Raffio. @zachraffio. The dog days of summer are waning and it’s about to be “curtain up” on a brand new school year—and we at The Broadway Beat have partnered with Staples™ to craft the perfect back-to-school shopping list for the theatre kid in your life. Pencils up—and yeah, we got those too ;) Lined notebooks Jot down director feedback, scribble your lines, or just rank all your favorite Evan Hansens. No matter what your note-taking needs are, Staples™ has the perf

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Stunt Casting Alert! DEAD OUTLAW to Make Regional Premiere This Summer in Washington, D.C. with an Extra Special Star
by Ben Schrager. Instagram: @ben.schrager Bluesky: @benschrager.bsky.social. WASHINGTON, DC - Get excited, Dead Outlaw fans! The hit musical has just announced its first ever regional production this summer in Washington, D.C. with an extra special guest star stepping into the casket: former Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell! And just to be clear, we are only reporting on the casting news. The Broadway Beat is in no way speculating about the health of an 84 year-old

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BREAKING: 2026 Tony Awards to Close After One Performance
by Zach Raffio. @zachraffio. Photo: CBS. NEW YORK, NY - In a devastating turn of events, the 2026 Tony Awards have announced that they will close after just one dress rehearsal and one performance. “The economics of Broadway make it difficult for a big awards show that doesn’t happen on Broadway and is hosted by a pop star to survive. Plus, most of the audience are already booked with other commitments,” noted Tonys producer Leana Ghelpo, letting Radio City Music Hall know th

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Who Will Win at This Sunday's Tony Awards? We Don't Know, But We Told You, Don't Ask Us Questions While We're in the Tub
by Zach Raffio. @zachraffio. As the 79th Annual Tony Award nominees are set to take place this Sunday night, one question remains on everyone's mind: who will win big? Well, we don't know, but we've told you like a dozen times: stop asking us questions while we're in the tub. Will Liberation snag a Best Play trophy? No clue, we're taking a bath. This really isn't the time to talk about this. Which of the Ragtime cast members will receive acting awards? We think that's what yo

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