The Daily Scoop

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One of our forever Woman Crush Wednesdays goes to the incomparable Audra McDonald. On April 7, 1915, jazz legend Billie Holiday was born.

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It's a fresh new week and we are featuring one of musical theatre's brightest new stars, Miss Solea Pfeiffer. Solea, an incredibly talented UMICH grad who has had quite the last five years!

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A week or so ago we asked our Instagram followers what they wanted to see! One of the suggestions? Bare.

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Fire up your Netflix app, take out your favorite outfit for the theatre, and if you feel so daring - a tiara because Diana is coming back to Broadway!

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Yes, one of Caissie's most marvelous performances of Frozen's "Let It Go" was our Hot Clip of the Day in December but you've never heard this tune by Bobby and Kristen Anderson-Lopez quite like this.

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Our passionate lead character Jack Kelly of the Disney On Broadway musical Newsies has a dream of escaping the streets selling "papes" and running off to Santa Fe. So many talented theater stars seized the day performing this outstanding anthem. We're highlighting 10 of our favorites and "The World Will Know!"

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This performance has stolen our heart! If you have not experienced this video of Kennedy Caughell performing this Pasek & Paul tune yet, today is the day.

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Tomorrow is the 43rd Broadway opening night anniversary of Bob Fosse's Dancin' and do we have a celebration for you.

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The 2019 Tony Award winning Best Musical's stunning score was crafted by Anaïs for close to 13 years. She released an album of songs from this new folk opera in 2010.

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Here at BroadwayBox, we are thrilled to celebrate the dynamic, exceptional and talented women who have graced the stages on Broadway. This month, we will be looking back at decades worth of musicals and the singular performances by the year that stopped us in our tracks. Next up in this series is the 1980's!