How many Broadway ... Puppet Design (Drama Desk Awards) for Beetlejuice, Outstanding Puppet Design (Drama Desk Awards) for Frozen, Outstanding Puppet Design (Drama Desk Awards) for The Lion King ...

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for The Lion King, Outstanding Puppet Design (Drama Desk Awards) for The Lion King, Distinguished Achievement in Musical Theatre (Drama League Awards), Best Costume Design (Outer Critics Circle ...

Review: Does King of Pop’s reign include Broadway with ‘MJ the Musical ... Meltzer and his team dreamed up the idea of using puppets to help move the story along. “We have a rabbi ...

Then the music started, and a crew of nine began a full run-through of “Song of the North,” an elaborate shadow puppet staging of stories from the 10th-century Persian epic the “Shahnameh.” ...

Great Scott! Broadway in Portland announced the line-up for its 2005-2006 season Tuesday and let’s just say, where we’re going, we don’t need roads. If you haven’t already picked up on it ...

Decades later, its music became the source of a Grammy-winning album, then a popular film — and now it’s the most intoxicating and rapturous show of the Broadway season. The celebratory ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The musical’s original run was the ninth-longest in Broadway history; a six-month return engagement will start in August. By Michael Paulson ...

Japan‘s Kadokawa is set to make a splash at this year’s Hong Kong FilMart with two new titles aimed at the Asian market, both featuring stars with strong regional appeal. The first offering is ...

The show, which currently has multiple touring productions, returns to Broadway where it had a 15-year run. By Caitlin Huston Business Writer The hit musical, which ran on Broadway from October ...

This is the story of the chaos, collaboration, and innovation that went into creating one of the most iconic puppets in theatre history — as told by those who lived it.