Michael Paulson

All Broadway theaters will now dim their lights for Gavin Creel, and for Maggie Smith and for Adrian Bailey, and theater owners will review their process for making these decisions. https://t.co/VXKjEwjk5g

Jonathan Groff news: He is returning to Broadway next spring to play Bobby Darin in a new biomusical. https://t.co/G8wqPfehKw

Sarah Snook, who played Shiv on “Succession,” will perform all 26 roles in an adaptation of “The Picture of Dorian Gray” on Broadway starting in March. She previously did the show, and won an Olivier for it, in London. https://t.co/po8ZYumadF

Broadway news: "Water for Elephants" will close on Dec. 8. The musical struggled on Broadway, but is hoping for better results on the road, and is planning a national tour starting next fall. https://t.co/SUCLZUzcUM

Broadway news: “Operation Mincemeat,” which won this year’s Olivier award for best new musical, will open on Broadway in March. https://t.co/ynGejNjAa9

Gavin Creel, a 48-year-old musical theater performer who won a Tony Award for his work in “Hello, Dolly!”, died this morning from an aggressive form of cancer. https://t.co/nEe9rKGvxZ via @NYTimes

Andrew Scott — of "Fleabag," "All of Us Strangers" and "Ripley" — will bring his one-man "Uncle Vanya" to New York next spring, performing at an Off Broadway theater in the West Village. He previously did the show in London, winning a best revival Olivier. https://t.co/4vOS0yXEi3

"What the Constitution Means to Me" will be the most -produced play around the country this season, for the second season in a row, according to @AmericanTheatre. https://t.co/EfWIJVvBZb

Big news in the theater world: ⁦@roundaboutnyc⁩, one of the nation’s largest nonprofits and the operator of three Broadway theaters, has named Christopher Ashley, the artistic director of ⁦@LJPlayhouse⁩, as its next artistic director. https://t.co/AdfhzPo0sh

Broadway news: "Buena Vista Social Club," a musical based on the album and the acclaimed documentary that followed, will begin previews in February and open in March at the Schoenfeld. The musical had a previous Off Broadway run at @AtlanticTheater. https://t.co/05mHW7Z1dM

Broadway news: Mia Farrow has Covid; Marsha Mason is going on in her stead in “The Roommate.” https://t.co/VfSWPaBMYI

This is shaping up to be a super-starry season on (and off) Broadway, so we put together this handy guide to the who, what, when and where (with a bit of why too). Here it is as a gift article, meaning anyone can read it through this link: https://t.co/fSvIgtsSRK

Broadway news: A musical adaptation of "Real Women Have Curves" is planning to come to Broadway next year. The musical, based on the play and movie, had a previous run at @americanrep. https://t.co/Vgpr33Y1aj

Big news in New York's theater world: Lincoln Center Theater (@LCTheater), one of 4 nonprofits with Broadway houses, is naming Lear deBessonet (who runs Encores! and founded Public Works) as its next artistic director; Bart Sher will be executive producer. https://t.co/W9H3C76SxG

Carole Rothman cofounded @2STNYC, a successful nonprofit that produces work on and off Broadway, in 1979. Now she’s leaving, and as she does she has a lot to say about her experience as a woman in leadership. https://t.co/N1c6YvCMbf

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins found success earlier this year with his first play to reach Broadway, "Appropriate." Now he's coming back with "Purpose," which begins in February. The family drama previously had a well-received run at @SteppenwolfThtr. https://t.co/mgmgHeFJnB

As the costs of mounting new musicals rise, Broadway producers find short-run plays with stars in lead roles offer a better shot at profitability. So, watch for Robert Downey Jr., George Clooney, Mia Farrow, Denzel Washington, Keanu Reeves et al. onstage. https://t.co/xTXznY9Q1K