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Jackson has earned a Tony Award nomination for his Broadway directorial debut.
The actor is nominated for a Tony Award for the fifth time.
The sound designer of the August Wilson play has earned his third Tony Award nomination.
The theater where Jones made his Broadway debut was renamed for him in 2022.
Two of the shows lead producers share their marketing strategy and more.
The musical was nominated for two Tonys during its 2025 Broadway run.
The first-time Tony Award nominees have actually known each other since high school.
The writer has earned his seventh Tony Award nomination.
The Manhattan Theatre Club production, directed by Tyne Rafaeli, will begin previews in December at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre and open in January 2027.
Broadway News has rounded up a few industry events for the week of June 1, so you never miss your cue.
The Oscar nominee will team up with host P!NK and more for the performance.
The productions led a diverse field of winners geared toward queer storytelling and artistic excellence in the fourth annual theater honors.
The actor is Tony Award-nominated for his Broadway debut performance.
The designer from 59 Studio is nominated for Best Lighting Design of a Musical.
The Tonys are available to experience via cable broadcast and livestream.
The co-directors have completely reimagined the 1980s musical for today.
The artistic director and executive director speak about the company’s quest for quality.
The choreographer earned her first Tony Award nomination for her work on the revival.
LORT president and La Jolla Playhouse managing director Debby Goosenberg Buchholz delivers the acceptance speech in the video below.
Plotkin looks back on five decades of theatrical advocacy.
The veteran production manager is being honored for his contributions to the theater.
The project’s founder Beowulf Boritt and past grant recipient Stefania Bulbarella are among those featured in the video.
The creative director is recognized for shaping the visual identity of the Theater District.