1,350 stories by "Meg Masseron"
Makena Reynolds, Teagan Reynolds, and JT Kaufman have penned the new show about the American poet.
The offerings will bring a Tony-winning, Pulitzer Prize-nominated play and Paul Slade Smith's newest to the Massachusetts beach town.
Malone won Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical.
Belcon was honored for Buena Vista Social Club.
Young has received her second Tony Award in a row for Purpose.
Jenkins won the coveted statue for Purpose.
Jue was honored for his performance in David Henry Hwang's Yellow Face.
Knowles took home the Tony for lighting design.
With the excitement of the Tony Awards behind us and the 2024"25 season at a close, take a look at the shows on their way next season!
Tazewell also recently received an Oscar Award for his costume design for Wicked.
The luminary admits he wrote three versions of his acceptance speech.
The costume designer just took home the Tony Award for Best Costume Design of a Play.
He's back to haunt us all, but where is he going after the curtain closes on Broadway's big night?
From beloved Broadway veterans to nominated newcomers, the evening is giving us array of theatrical glam that does not disappoint.
Kiskaddon worked on the Production Contract team for much of his tenure.
The West Coast theatre company will host plenty of Broadway favorites and beloved stars in its 2025-2026 season.
The play will be telecast for one night only on June 7.
Tony winner Danya Taymor is directing the U.S. premiere.
The season will include another world premiere musical, as well as a Drama Desk-nominated solo show, and a genre-defying circus performance.
The all-star episode of Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson's streaming series will be filled with reunions and reminiscing.
The trailer features snippets of Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande singing "For Good" and "No Good Deed."
The week-long festival will include new works from jeremy o'brian, C.A. Johnson, Haygen-Brice Walker, and David Davila.
The new play delves into the strength of chosen family through the eyes of Umar, a young gay Black writer residing in New York City during the AIDS epidemic.
The annual gala celebrated outgoing board chairman Fiona Howe Rudin and designer Julian Crouch.
Though a ticket to the illustrious event at Radio City may be hard to obtain, there's no shortage of celebrations to attend solo or with friends.
