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The producers of each of the Best Musical nominees reflect on their show’s respective journey — and the lessons learned along the way.
Bell is a the recipient of 2026 Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theatre.
The new artistic and executive directors chat about the new era of Second Stage, the health of the industry and more.
The play won both the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for Best Play in 2025.
In addition to host P!NK, stars like Leslie Odom Jr. and Rachel Zegler will perform at this year’s Tonys.
Tony winner James Monroe Iglehart plays his final performance in the part on June 4.
The musical won five Tony Awards in 2022, the most of any show that season.
A list of the milestones that may be reached by this year’s Tony winners.
The producing team discusses moving the show from the U.S. to the U.K. and their selling strategy.
The lighting designer has earned a first Tony Award nomination.
The producer is nominated for Best Play and Best Musical.
Jimmy McNicholas has taken over as Pekoe’s consulting creative director, with Leah Barnet to soon start as director of integrated marketing.
Second Stage artistic director Evan Cabnet will repeat his direction of the Pulitzer Prize finalist “Gloria” from its 2015 Off-Broadway staging.
He will begin performances on June 22 at the Ambassador Theatre.
James Carpinello, Marcus Chait and Patrick Wilson are actors turned lead producers who asked, “Where is theater going?”
The co-lighting designers share the dramaturgy behind the illumination.
The actor has earned his second Tony Award nomination in as many performances.
The lead producers share the approach behind their messaging of the hot-button play.
For the week ending May 31, the 40 running productions grossed $37,314,104.
Quarterly marquee dimmings honor career professionals dedicated to the Broadway industry.
The musical will welcome special guests to a performance this June.
The Tony Award-nominated revival has also revealed a full calendar of Pride-related events for June 2026.
Felix Barrett will direct the production, which begins performances at the August Wilson Theatre on August 14 with opening night set for September 15.
The star of “The Great Gatsby” and director of “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone” will headline the sixth annual Times Square event featuring performances from 17 Broadway productions.
