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The Book of Mormon will resume performances on Wednesday, May 27, at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre following the May 4 fire that forced the long-running musical to temporarily suspend performances while the theater underwent repair work. The production had previously announced a May 21 reopening date. According to producers, the fire was limited to the theater's follow spot booth.

Beaches, a long-in-the-works stage musical about a decades-long friendship between two women, announced on Tuesday that it would close on Sunday after a disappointingly short Broadway run. The musical, which opened on April 22 and had been scheduled to run through Sept. 6, is based on Iris Rainer Dart's 1985 novel. But the material is best known via a 1988 film adaptation that starred Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey and featured a Grammy-winning song, Wind Beneath My Wings.

New York's Performa biennial has helped leading artists stage debut performances in unorthodox venues like burlesque theaters, decommissioned churches, even the East Village's iconic Russian baths. Performa tends to raise money in style, too, from its ostentatious annual galas to its daring 2020 telethon. Next month, Performa will mount another such experiment-a one-night variety show bringing artists including Barbara Kruger and Julio Torres to Broadway.

Had to try the hat on one last time a week since I wore it on the met gala stone carpet, before it went into the archives. Loved it!!! #tomoffinland

The guy who plays the Punisher offers to make me a cup of tea. When I decline, Jon Bernthal, forty-nine, reaches for a square tin box and pops off the lid to reveal a pile of purple gummies. I am certain there's weed in them. "Want one?" He asks, pushing the tin in front of me. I pause, eyeballing them. "They're soft throat lozenges. Sugar-free. These fuckers are good, dude."

The Broadway musical "The Outsiders" explores trauma, belonging, identity, survival, and brotherhood. In theater, trauma is often communicated through posture, hypervigilance, flinching, and physical withdrawal. De-roling practices such as breath work and meditation can help actors separate from demanding roles.

"Hey, hey, hey! Once again, Broadway is not a circus. Do not yell whatever you want at the performers. Yelling 'When are you going to finish your charts' before I sing 'Who's Sorry Now?' is fucking disrespectful to the performers onstage and your fellow audience members. Y'all are pissin' me off. Love and light and please remember you are occupying shared spaces and watching art."

Briones expressed her frustration on Instagram, stating, 'Once again, Broadway is not a circus. Do not yell whatever you want at the performers.' She emphasized that yelling during performances is disrespectful to both the performers and fellow audience members.

We don't really go on location all that often, so when we got the phone call that we were going to New York, that was really exciting to hear and such an honor that we got chosen to do that and do this storyline.

The frothy, delectable 'Schmigadoon!' is about a classic Upper West Side predicament: a love affair between two doctors, one who hates musicals and one who adores them.

There is a kind of role that I've always wanted to play that I feel like I'm getting to play for the first time, which is kind of a cocky, quick *sshole. I watched Chris Pine do a role when I was a teenager in this play Fat Pig that's that. This Is Our Youth has that. Glengarry Glen Ross has Ricky Roma, especially, has that.

Lea Michele expressed her gratitude at the portrait unveiling, stating, 'To say that I've been waiting my whole life for this is not an exaggeration.' Her connection to Sardi's dates back to her childhood performances, highlighting the significance of the moment.