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The loose-lipped Broadway diva appeared on CNN's New Year's Eve Live broadcast in a segment titled "Does Patti Give A Damn?!"

Playbill remembers the actors, directors, playwrights, and other familiar faces of the stage who died this year.

Turns out Paradise Square hasn't been such a paradise for those involved

The theatre stories our readers were obsessed with this year, and the articles that we most enjoyed working on.

Read the statement Actors' Equity Association released after Congress passed an FY23 budget that funded the National Endowment for the Arts at $207 million – an increase of $27 million over FY22.

The Paradise Square producer is unhappy with the way the union treated him during and after the show's run.

After 50 years of membership, Patti LuPone officially resigned from Actors' Equity Association.

Protests are often incredibly serious events. But across the country, these activist collectives came together and incorporated joy into the resistance.

Top stories include: Almost Famous sets its closing date for next month, the national tour of 1776 will launch in February in Philadelphia, and more!

The new agreement raises actors' wages, expands paid sick leave, and more.