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The producers behind BroadwayHD discuss the popular theater streamer. Plus, Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson dish on “Waitress: The Musical” in movie theaters.

Filmed theater is thriving via BroadwayHD and ‘Waitress’ at the movies

The producers behind BroadwayHD discuss the popular theater streamer. Plus, Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson dish on “Waitress: The Musical” in movie theaters.

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