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Check out exclusive rehearsal footage of "We Are What We Are," "With Anne on My Arm," and "With You on My Arm."
Check out which stars were celebrating after the 79th Annual Tony Awards.
The 79th Annual Tony Awards were held June 7 at Radio City Music Hall.
The ambitious theatrical marathon event takes place June 22.
Van Hughes and Nick Blaemire's Off-Broadway musical will have a limited engagement in London at The Other Palace.
The duo won their first Tony Award for co-directing Cats: The Jellicle Ball.
Bean is a first-time Tony winner for her role as Lucy Emerson in the vampire musical.
The Arthur Miller revival is quickly becoming one of the most Tony-winning plays of the season.
"We honor the Black and brown trans women and gay men who were ballroom's pioneers," they shared from the stage.
The summer residency will be presented by New York Theatre Barn and the Fire Island Pines Arts Project.
The stage adaptation of Susanna Keyser's 1993 memoir opened at The Public Theater's Martinson Hall June 4.
Food artist Harley Langberg recreates these iconic Playbills in strawberries, mashed potatoes, anchovies, and more.
The costars of Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) are both nominated for Tony Awards.
The program will give U.S. theatremakers the opportunity to present work at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The renowned actor is Tony nominated for his portrayal of children's author Roald Dahl in Giant, a role that requires "stamina."
The Tony Award-winning designers will lead the weeklong session's distinguished roster of guest artists.
Robert Montano's autobiographical one-man show is now open at Pershing Square Signature Center's Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre.
The new family musical features music by Pippa Cleary with a book by Philip LaZebnik and Ronald Kruschak.
Terrence McNally and Chita Rivera encouraged Montano to write down his life story.
Performances for the 2026 season will begin June 10.
Take a look at which shows have accrued the most Tony nominations throughout the decades.
Davis McCallum and Britt Berke are set to direct the season's two featured plays.
The Giant star will be honored at the 80th Annual Theatre World Awards June 2.
The noir-inspired new work by Billy Recce is being directed by Eamon Foley.
The immersive new work tells a reimagined tale of Cleopatra's life through the lens of Black feminism and a modern American political landscape.
