Broadway League

The Broadway League is a trade association representing theatre owners, producers, and presenters in North American commercial theatre. It supports the industry through advocacy, research, education, and audience-development programs.

Tony Awards: Annual awards recognizing achievement in Broadway theatre, presented by the American Theatre Wing and the Broadway League. The League co-presents these awards, which spotlight productions and performers across the Broadway season.
Collective bargaining: Negotiation between employers and worker representatives to set the terms of employment. The League negotiates with theatrical labor unions on behalf of many Broadway producers and theatre operators.
Theatre Managers of New York: An organization of New York theatre managers that preceded the Broadway League. The League developed from earlier efforts by theatre managers to coordinate industry interests.
American Theatre Wing: A nonprofit organization supporting theatre through education, programs, and the Tony Awards. It shares responsibility with the League for presenting the Tony Awards.
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS: A nonprofit organization that raises funds for AIDS-related and other health-care services through the theatre community. The League supports the Broadway community in fundraising campaigns that connect productions with charitable giving.
Broadway theatre owners: Companies and individuals that own or operate theatres in New York City’s Broadway district. They form a central constituency represented by the League.
Broadway theatre: Professional commercial theatre presented in Manhattan’s Broadway district and associated venues. The League emerged to represent the businesses that produce, own, and present this theatre.
Actors' Equity Association: A labor union representing professional actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity represents workers, while the League represents commercial theatre employers in negotiations.
Broadway Green Alliance: A coalition that promotes environmentally sustainable practices in theatre and live entertainment. The League participates in industry efforts to reduce Broadway’s environmental impact.
Broadway producers: Individuals or organizations that finance, organize, and oversee commercial stage productions. The League represents producers in labor negotiations and industry advocacy.

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