‘Hidden Figures’ Stage Musical In The Works At Disney

Broadway musical Diana is not waiting for theatres to reopen in New York to offer its show to a live audience — it is going to Netflix.

The Broadway musical Diana isn't waiting for theaters to reopen in New York to offer its show to a live audience — it's going to Netflix. In an unconventional step, the cast and crew will reunite in an empty theater to perform the musical for cameras and put the finished product on the digital platform for broadcast next year, before the show welcomes a live audience again.

Diana: A True Musical Story, has since been halted indefinitely along with the entire New York theater community. However, perhaps thanks to the successful release of on Disney+, the historical musical has found a new home on in 2021. "We speak for the entire company when we say that we couldn’t be more excited to finally be able to share our show with theater lovers everywhere," Diana's producers said in a joint statement, per .

Princess Diana is getting the musical treatment. The story of Lady Spencer’s life as a royal and relationship with Prince Charles is the subject of the musical,, which Netflix will film ahead of its Broadway debut in 2021.From director Christopher Ashley and writers Joe DiPietro and David Bryan comes a story about a young princess thrust into the world stage.

The Streaming Wars are seemingly never-ending and all-encompassing. As streaming platforms sign massive deals for exclusive content and release new programming at a record pace, the names of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, Disney, and Apple are dominating the conversation.

The Princess Diana musical is making history as the first production to debut on Netflix ahead of its official Broadway opening night

NEW YORK -- The Broadway musical “Diana” isn't waiting for theaters to reopen in New York to offer its show to a live audience — it's going to Netflix. In an unconventional step, the cast and crew will reunite in an empty theater to perform the musical for cameras and put the finished product on the digital platform for broadcast next year, before the show welcomes a live audience again.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: In a competitive situation with 10 bidders, Searchlight Television, along with Darren Aronofsky and his Protozoa Pictures, have won the television rights to David Gauvey Herbert’s New York Magazine article “Boss of The Beach” for series development.Search is underway for a writer to pen the adaptation, which Herbert will executive produce.Herbert’s June 23, 2020 article, published in New York Magazine‘s Intelligencer, chronicles the hopes, dreams

Thomas Harris (Red Dragon, The Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal and Hannibal Rising), the gruesome and gory drama Hannibal hit NBC in 2013 — and fans became obsessed.The Bryan Fuller-helmed series — which starred Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen as the titular cannibalistic serial killer and Hugh Dancy as criminal profiler Will Graham — received critical acclaim.

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If not for the coronavirus, Oprah Winfrey says, she would be out in the streets and marching with the Black Lives Matter protesters.

Oprah Winfrey says, she would be out in the streets and marching with the Black Lives Matter protesters. She has instead found other ways to add her voice.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorEros International and STX Corp. have formally closed their merger and said the combined firm plans a listing on the New York Stock Exchange in September.The combined entity, which blends the film and TV operations of large-scale indie STX with the production and streaming assets of India-based Eros, will trade under the symbol ESXI.

NEW YORK -- Conservative author, commentator and radio host Eric Metaxas is working on a pair of books, including a memoir about his youth and conversion to Christianity. Salem Books announced Thursday that Metaxas' “Fish Out of Water” will be published in February.

Instagram, she revealed that she keeps the wax figure at her home. And she won’t be sharing with her sisters!The figure originally came from Madame Tussauds’ New York museum before eventually moving to Kris’ home bar.