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All your burning questions about the Tony voting process answered.
The London production starring the Broadway favorite will air on PBS May 30.
If you think this past Broadway season was celebrity filled, look back on 2005"2006.
This will mark Tony winner Corden's first return to Broadway in 13 years.
Jonathan Spector's work is also nominated for Best Revival of a Play for bringing comedy, and humanity, to the vaccination debate.
The creators and stars of the Broadway show break down how they constructed an opener that was fun, informative, character building, and not "boring."
Deborah Rutter calls Trump's remarks "a malicious attempt to distort the facts."
David Henry Hwang's play, starring Tony nominees Daniel Dae Kim and Francis Jue, is streaming now on PBS.
This writer from Appalachia didn't just make her Broadway debut this season, her play also nabbed seven Tony nominations.
When Chase Strangio had to make oral arguments in front of the highest court, he needed a good-luck charm.
Despite Trump's takeover and several show cancellations, the Washington, D.C. institution will continue to host several national tours.
MCC Theater held its annual gala April 7, where stars sing songs from shows they would not be cast in.
The union demanded "freedom from partisan interference in programming," among other stipulations.
If you can't afford a ticket to the hit play, be sure to tune in to CNN.
The Tony-winning director on why he's keeping Parade at the Kennedy Center, and his voice cameo in Maybe Happy Ending.
The new musical from Michael Breslin and Patrick Foley is running Off-Broadway at the Signature Center.
The play by David Henry Hwang, nominated for three Tony Awards, will be available to stream on PBS beginning May 16.
Playbill had a photo booth at the annual Meet the Nominees event, and we made the most of it.
The Off-Broadway institution's 2025"2026 season will also include new shows by John Leguizamo, Jordan E. Cooper, and Elevator Repair Service.
Mother is mothering in these shows about parents and their children.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the 2026 state budget into law May 9.
Many Broadway stars decided to do away with the traditional list of credits for something more original.
Beyond PBS, WNET also has arts programming just for New York and New Jersey residents.
Director Saheem Ali wanted to honor his home country with a musical. Now it's running at the Public Theater starring Amber Iman.
She was in the hospital when she got the offer for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' play, which has now led to her third Tony nomination.
