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After a successful reopening, Covid-19 has yet again forced many hit shows to either take a hiatus or close for good but industry insiders are optimistic

Mrs. Doubtfire is taking a break, poppets. The Broadway musical adaptation of the 1993 comedy film has announced a nine-week hiatus, with performances canceled from January 10 to March 14. The show is set to reopen at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre on March 15.

The musical’s producer, eager to avoid a permanent shutdown amid the virus surge, is attempting a self-imposed nine-week hiatus.

Dia Dipasupil/Getty ImagesLike many Broadway productions, Mrs. Doubtfire: The Musical is being jeopardized by the Omicron variant of COVID-19. On the

The producers of “Mrs. Doubtfire” will suspend performances of the musical...

NEW YORK — In a startling illustration of the financial damage a resurgent pandemic is...

Dia Dipasupil/Getty ImagesLike many Broadway productions, Mrs. Doubtfire: The Musical is being jeopardized by the Omicron variant of COVID-19. On the

What a drag. Just a month after officially opening, Broadway’s “Mrs. Doubtfire” is taking a two-month break in an attempt to save the show.

Dia Dipasupil/Getty ImagesLike many Broadway productions, Mrs. Doubtfire: The Musical is being jeopardized by the Omicron variant of COVID-19. On the show's Twitter, the musical's producers noted the show that opened in December of 2021 is going on hiatus starting January 10 through March 14. The lights at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre are set to turn back on March 15 for the adaptation of the 1993 Robin Williams comedy, about a divorced actor who dresses up as a nanny in order t...

Jordan Fisher, who stars as the titular character in Broadway's 'Dear Evan Hansen,' opened up about being the first Black actor to do so.