The Tony Awards administration committee has announced four recipients of the annual honors recognizing extraordinary industry achievement outside established competitive categories.
The former "SIX" star will succeed original cast member Adrianna Hicks at the Lena Horne Theatre for a limited engagement.
P!NK will make her hosting debut on Broadway's biggest night when the ceremony returns to Radio City Music Hall this June.
Original cast members will reunite for a live performance and panel at the Town Hall.
The revival has announced the release of a new block of tickets.
The 98th annual Oscars celebrated several actors with roots in theater during a ceremony hosted by Conan O'Brien in Los Angeles.
Cast members and volunteers at Broadway, Off-Broadway and national touring productions will collect donations through April 26 to support essential social services.
The digital tool uses motion capture and Unreal Engine to help choreographers, producers and designers collaborate on large-scale movement during pre-production.
Liza Minnelli received a special storytelling honor and the film adaptation of "Kiss of the Spider Woman" took home the top film award at the Jonathan Bennett-hosted ceremony.
"Oh, Mary!," "Every Brilliant Thing" and "The Great Gatsby" are among the Broadway-connected nominated shows.
The Broadway in Memoriam Committee has announced a group of actors, writers and journalists who will be honored.
The veteran theater marketer transitions to the Broadway advertising agency following a nearly two-decade career in the New York nonprofit sector.
The stage-and-screen legend will be recognized for her contributions to dance during the May 18 ceremony at NYU's Skirball Center.
The tragicomic tuner by Walter Marks will receive a private industry presentation in New York.
The Casting Society honored several Broadway productions, as well as shows that were produced Off-Broadway and regionally.
The "Jellicle Ball for All" program will provide theater access to more than 3,000 individuals through expanded community and disability services.
The special "Joy Through Legacy" event will explore the enduring impact of Black artists.
The new experience allows couples to propose on a Broadway stage and see their names in lights on 42nd Street.
Venue, nominations date and broadcast details have also been revealed.
Theatergoers age 18 and under can see a show for free when joined by an adult paying full price.
The industry longtimer is now ATGE's senior vice president of music, comedy and events programming in North America.
Point previously held roles as the union chapter's recording vice president and chief of staff.
The awards recognize the outstanding efforts of League members.
The production will wrap up its limited run on Dec. 21.
An affiliate of the Entertainment Community Fund, the home offers senior care at its space in Englewood, New Jersey.