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Upcoming Tony Awards for 2023

Upcoming Tony Awards for 2023

The Tony Awards will be held June 11, 2023, at the United Palace. The cutoff for shows’ eligibility is April 27 and nominations will be announced on May 2. The information below about eligibility comes from Broadwayworld.com: Sometimes seasons go by without any...
An inside look at a Broadway musical in the making

An inside look at a Broadway musical in the making

Before a show makes it to Broadway, highlights are presented to potential backers.   In the musical Dangerous, the plot is a whodunit as WWII looms. Jake, an American gangster, and his girlfriend nightclub singer Rose flee to Cairo after a Shubert Alley mob...
A critic’s look at the NYC piano bars

A critic’s look at the NYC piano bars

When we’re again able to congregate, here’s Time Out NY critic’s favorite hangouts. Adam Feldman’s current top spot is Club Cumming (co-owned by Alan Cumming) in the East Village. Monday is open mike night with a different theme every week....
What a Broadway theater executive looks for in new projects

What a Broadway theater executive looks for in new projects

It’s my contention that theater will be part of what heals our society as we overcome our grief and recover from this tragic worldwide pandemic. Part of what I’m doing with the New Broadway blog is to share insights from Broadway insiders and also provide a...
Theaters are closed: BroadwayHD.com

Theaters are closed: BroadwayHD.com

How timely this service is during this time of the pandemic. Founder Bonnie Comley was inspired to form this internet service because not everyone is able to see every Broadway show. BroadwayHD has 270 live productions, and adds new ones every month.* She’s won...

Broadway Reflections – a new blog series

Broadway theaters are dark now – one of the casualties of the coronavirus that has disrupted so much of normal life. The past couple years I’ve connected with New York Broadway producing organizations and people in the “biz,” I thought it would...

BroadwayCon Industry Day January 2020

Takeaways from talk by Kevin McCollum, producer of Rent, Avenue Q, and In the Heights Broadway hits from Broadway Con Industry Day, January 2020. Kevin likes plays that have a new point of view, that surprise him. Producing a Broadway show is not about raising money,...

Note from playwright Bill Semans

It began when Roy Close and I decided to write a play. No lofty ambitions for it; we simply had an idea — a universal one, as it turned out. A Brief Crack of Light (previously titled Exit Strategy) has been produced here [Minneapolis] and in Los Angeles to great...

Broadway investment success stories

Broadway hit “Hamilton” is turning into an ATM machine for investors That’s rare. Only about 25% of Broadway shows are profitable. But the ones that are — like “Hamilton” — typically make A LOT of money. That’s why...

Good News for Broadway Investors

There have been 9 revivals on Broadway recently For shows that have ended their run, the gross income ranged from a low of $3.14 million to a high of $18.6 million. The median was $$6.8 million. This is a healthy Broadway! As a benchmark, the Broadway production...

Los Angeles producer Michael Laskin

Michael Laskin has recently joined the Walking Path Entertainment team. On a recent visit to Minneapolis, he summarizes our upcoming project, the Minneapolis production of A Brief Crack of Light (previous title Exit Strategy). Here’s a vimeo clip: A Brief Crack...

A Producer’s Perspective

Introducing the A Brief Crack of Light Blog As we move toward the Broadway production, I’d like to share with you some of our experience. Recently I read a very interesting book, Stage Money, and would like to quote from it: “Broadway creates wealth on the...