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About us
The Broadway League is the national trade association for the Broadway industry. Our 700-plus members include theatre owners and operators, producers, presenters, and general managers in North American cities, as well as suppliers of goods and services to the commercial theatre industry. Each year, League members bring Broadway to more than 30 million people in New York and more than 200 cities across the U.S. and Canada. The League was born in 1930 when Broadway theatre operators came together to promote their common interests and negotiate collective bargaining agreements with theatrical unions and guilds. In subsequent years, the organization’s mission expanded to include serving the various needs of theatrical producers in New York and of national touring shows, as well as presenters of touring productions in cities throughout North America. Today the League is a full-service trade association dedicated to fostering increased interest in Broadway theatre and supporting the creation of profitable theatrical productions.
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http://www.broadwayleague.com
External link for The Broadway League
- Industry
- Entertainment Providers
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- New York, NY
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1930
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729 Seventh Avenue
5th Floor
New York, NY 10019, US
Employees at The Broadway League
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Meet Lisa Mitchell, Ed.D., Director of Education and Audience Engagement at Disney Theatrical Group in New York, NY, and Affiliate Member of the Broadway League. “The arts are what makes us human. And, unfortunately, we live in a world where not everyone has access to them. As Director of Education and Audience Engagement, my team and I take a production and deepen its impact in schools and communities across the U.S. and U.K. I believe this work is essential, not just from an access or human development point of view, but from a future of our industry point of view: to develop future storytellers, theatre makers, and audiences in tandem with our educational system. I can’t think of anything more powerful than that.” #MeetTheLeague
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Congratulations to the recipients of the 2024 League Awards! The Broadway League has a long tradition of honoring distinguished members of our Touring Broadway communities who have made important contributions to our businesses, be they board members, volunteers, donors, or government officials. Our 2024 League Award Recipients are: Thomas Schumacher, Distinguished Lifetime Service Award Anne McNiff-Gaeta, DJ Martin, Lisa Mitchell, Anne Francis, and Clark Transfer Inc., League Award Black Theatre Coalition, Inaugural Impact Award Ora Reynolds and The Peabody Hotel, Star of Touring Broadway 📸: Jeremy Daniel L-R: Anne Francis, Anne McNiff-Gaeta, Thomas Schumacher, Lisa Mitchell, Warren Adams (Black Theatre Coalition), DJ Martin, T. Oliver Reid (Black Theatre Coalition), Norma Deull (Clark Transfer)
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The Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth concert returns to Times Square on Wednesday, June 19th! Join us from 11:00am – 12:30pm (rain or shine). Michael James Scott hosts with performances from cast members from 18 Broadway shows and presentation of the Legacy Award to Phylicia Rashad. Presented by Flagstar Bank with live music provided by Music Performance Trust Fund. Additional support from NYC Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment. Learn more at diversity.broadway
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Meet Daniel Hahn, Vice President of Education at Playhouse Square in Cleveland, OH, and Adjunct Member of the Broadway League. “I’m the senior executive in charge of programs for both education and community engagement. This programming serves more than 200,000 people throughout the year at Playhouse Square, one of the world’s premier arts districts. Our anchor programs include the Dazzle Awards, our region’s high school musical theater awards program produced in partnership with the Broadway League and the Jimmy Awards; sensory-friendly programming, offering specially modified performances for guests with sensory needs including those with autism; and Disney Musicals in Schools, which creates sustainable musical theater programs in underserved elementary schools in Northeast Ohio. We believe in the power of the performing arts to improve the quality of life throughout our entire community.” - Daniel Hahn, Vice President of Education #MeetTheLeague
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We're #hiring a new Director of Diversity and Inclusion in New York City Metropolitan Area. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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Happy Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) Heritage Month/Southwest Asian and North African (SWANA) Heritage Month! Dive into this captivating conversation with the cast of the US National Tour of "The Kite Runner" as they reflect on their experiences and on the significance of this month, the impact that representation has had on their career, and what it means to be taking "The Kite Runner" across America. ✨#MENAHeritage #SWANAHeritage #BelongingonBroadway 🎥 In order of appearance: Awesta Zarif Sophie Zmorrod Wiley Naman Strasser
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The Broadway League has a unique and rare opportunity for a position in the theater industry. https://lnkd.in/eiPkAjAD
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Meet Tammie Ward, Senior Director of Theatre Operations for The Shubert Organization, Associate Member of The Broadway League, and Co-Chair of our EDI Committee. “In Theatre Operations, my department serves as the hub for everything that happens once it’s decided which shows will go into our theatres. Our department helps shows get loaded in, helps to get the ticket programming built, make sure staff is properly trained—lots of other logistics for each theatre. We then share production information with our other operational teams so the Theatres operate efficiently, and our patrons have a true Broadway experience. Looking forward, I hope both the Theatrical workforce and the producers continue to find ways to make Broadway more accessible financially, culturally, and logistically. And I believe there is a way, one where our work is never one-sided but truly balanced, so that everyone—and I mean everyone—can enjoy Broadway.” – Tammie Ward, Senior Director of Theatre Operations #MeetTheLeague Visit careers.broadway to learn more about theatre operations positions on Broadway.
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